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I have years of experiance on systems analysis, software design and implementation. I am an expert programmer in C/C++ and Java. Additionaly I also have several years of experiance as a lecturer and tutor on programming and related subjects.

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This tutorial is very helpful for beginning programmers because it provides a summary of keywords. Also it is nice to have a simple referance on the rules for vriable names. ----------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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[QUOTE=Micko] What I'm trying to do is to open file in binary mode and then to write strings so that cannot be opened and examined with Notepad. [/QUOTE] I am not sure if writing strigs in binary mode is a good idea. Either you will end up writing the memory …

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Do you want the whole process to be automated? If that is the case, you could use the Excel API and convert the Excel file to some program understandable text format and write a program to extract and write the info to the database. ------------------------ [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project …

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Minix is a simple operating system [url]http://www.minix.org/[/url]. Would help you understand the principles ------------ [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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One can track user's idle time using global keyboard and mouse hooks. There are pleanty of resources on this in MSDN :mrgreen: John Dirk Programming Consulant [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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[QUOTE=piy_123]We shall read all kinds os SIM cards and any other cards with Magnetic Strips.[/QUOTE] Use Google to look for "Samrt card java tools" What you are trying to do seems to me that you want to write a smart card reading software. There are few Java APIs to do …

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Apart from ODBC common libraries, you would get database drivers that comes with the database itself. You can look for those as well. ---------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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Sure there will be lots of experts helping you if you could post the program you have done. Better yet if you come up with more specific question in the prorgam ratheer than posting the whole program. --------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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In your solution void add_item(double number) should be a member of the class. It should be defined using void List::add_item(double number) outside the class Also I noticed that you never use the number parameter within the add_item method. Does your progam compile? ------------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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Can use a flow chart I guess --------------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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If you do a bit of googleing, there are plenty of resources on the internet. ---------------------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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Yes it is the best practice to provide the default constructor in the program code that we write. If we do not write one, the compiler includes a default one into the byte code. However there is no gaurentee that performance wise it is faster. Having our own constructor is …

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You have used the functional programming to come up with this program. In order to make this an object oriented program, you have to put this data into a class and use an object of that class form the main progam. To give a very rough idea, all the data …

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You have written all the code in single program. Why not break the logic for withraw, deposit, inquire balance, etc. operations into seperate methods. ------------------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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You seem to read the height and does not seem to use this as the limiting value of the for loop in the program. ---------------------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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Interfaces are placeholders. They ensure the must be implemented subset of methods are implemented by all that uses the interface. Kind of way to ensure a given set of operations are always supported by all who implement the inerface. ---------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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All you need is to have some data structure and look for the record ID in the data structure for duplicates before you carry out operations like add. I would suggest that you at least use an array. You could use a liner search algorithm to look for existing records. …

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As you are saying it is segfaulting, I assume you are on the Linux platform (or a Unix like platform) In that case you could use gdb, the GNU debugger, to locate the problem. ---------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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Sorry to say, but is is very hard to read this code. You should have used some [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/articles/coding_std.html]Coding Standards[/URL] To help you solve the problem, I think you are using the same buffer too much. You may need to have more buffers to handle the problem here. Logically, you read …

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[QUOTE=wishes] Example : If the stack initially such as Top_node -> 5 , 7, 8, 12, 15, 25, 32 After insertion( 20 ) it will be Top_node -> 5 , 7, 8, 12, 15, 20, 25, 32 [/QUOTE] Well the logic you need is simple: Use two stacks - one …

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I am not sure if this can be done, specially given that you are going to do it from Windows. However, have you had a look into GCC manual? [url]http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/onlinedocs/[/url] Also why not do the task on a Linux machine? ----------------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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First of all, you do not need $24 software to change Excel to MySql, you could have written a simple script to do this. Anyway, you need to have some logical programming to get around this problem. Basically when you get the new file, for each entry, you have to …

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If you want to be in the software progamming field, I would suggest that you not only learn a programming language but also learn the programming concepts, like algorithms, structured and object oriented program design etc. In fact you got to learn the concepts first then you can apply those …

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Why dont you post your program or at least a part of it here so that others could get to know how long (or short) you program is at the moment :D ----------------- [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming ( Assignment / Project ) Help[/URL]

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One good way to approach your OO problems is to have a simple class diagram and walk through the class diagram to ensure that you could cover the problem statement using all the classes in the class digram. Also note that the problem statement can be used as the initial …

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Eclipse CDT pluging would be the solution for you - [url]http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/[/url] It has good documentation. See [url]http://www.cs.umanitoba.ca/~eclipse/7-EclipseCDT.pdf[/url] ------ [URL=http://www.programminghelp4u.com/]Programming (Assignment/Project) Help[/URL]

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