#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main()
{
clrscr();
int A[10][10],m,n,x,y,sum=0;
int temp,lar_sum_row,lar_sum_col;
// Build Matrix A
cout << "Please enter the number of rows and...

Why don't you read Andrew Tanenbaum's data structure book. It is explained there properly.

Your code is not readable. No indentation, not a comment in English....
If you re-post it after slight modification, then I'll can surely help you out.

I don't know why people don't consult a book before post something?

How do the control come out of the loop if there is no break statement?

Check it twice, or run it.

Most probably, your file location is wrong. It might be "Assignment 1".

All the best.

Sorry for not saying that explicitly, and if you have dual OS then no problem would arise as long your boot-loader is installed correctly.

Well for a sufficiently large value to check, you can place the Math.sqrt() outside for loop like-

int loop=Math.sqrt(i);
for( int j = 2 ;j <loop ; j++)
{
.
.
.
}

assuming the range to be like 100 .


ArrayList<Integer> a = new ArrayList<Integer> ();
int range =100 ;
a.add(2);
a.add(3);
for(int i= 4 ; i<range ; i++)
{
for( int j = 2 ;j <i ; j++)

Yes you have room for it.
Select "upgrade Fedora" to do it.

See we can help you out only when you get stuck in somewhere writing a code. It's your task to write the program.

char* str;
char** match_list;
while (fscanf(inp, "%s", str) != EOF) {
if (matches(str)) {
*match_list = (char**)malloc(sizeof(char*));
*(match_list + i) =...

You can do it by your own......... try a little bit.

See Salem my problem is not to generate memory address and write into it. Problem is to write at a particular given location. Would "asm" modifier be helpful in this case ?

How do you want to print it like? Your input string is "A BB CCC DDDD" & search string is "CCC" so how it should be printed ?

Hey buddy why did you write it in c++ forum? You don't understand difference between c++ & shell scripting ?

Can anybody help me to do this program ?
Problem is to write a program which will take another program as a input & it'll give a program flow chart.
Ability of processing loops and if-else block...

I'm a IT newbie...one day a CST student asked me whether there is any way to write something at a particular location or not.....so am forwarding it to you all. Please guys help me..

Here's my answer...no > or < operator used....

#include<stdio.h>
int greater(int,int); //Returns 1 if former is greater tha latter, else 0.
main()
{
int a,b,c,flag,flag1;
printf("Enter...

You need a CD-key only? There are some CD-key generator, though not legal, but you can generate some CD-keys by it & can use.
It'll be best if you can mange a fresh Win-XP service pack-2 CD from...

One thing I forgot...place it in "if" block...like
if(num<0)
{
cout<<......
i--;
continue;
}

One thing I forgot...place it in "if" block...like
if(num<0)
{
cout<<......
i--;
continue;
}

That's very simple one. Just write the codes below after line 17.

i--;
continue;
It'll work.

Salem's post is just OK. Things that I more wanna say that if you write #include<iostream> then you must write "using namespace std;" next line & you can use #include<cmath> in place of...

You don't have to install anything more. Consider you have open a java file in vi editor namely "abc.java", then to compile it, you write "jacac abc.java" in command prompt. After that, to run, write...