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I had a problem with my turbo C++ which would close itself after every execution.(Not the getch problem) After somehow solving this fault and the full screen problem, I tried out a program to check if my C++ is fine. Everything is fine except for the Output screen which seems …

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Can anyone help me with the algorithm for the height of a n-ary tree, I have been looking and could only found for a binary tree, thanks in advance.

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well here i am just starting to do some coding about handphone to smartphone object..it's an inheritance project but not mine..;) so i would like to share here about the errors and others. any help is appreciated... now my uml diagram i want to transfer to handwritten coding.so.. [QUOTE] Handphone …

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I reached another part of my program where I have the following statement which prints out these values on screen. printf(" %d %d %d %d %d %d %d(%.1foC) %d %d(%s) %d(%.2f) %d(%s) %d\n", year, month, day, hour, minutes, evtStart, temperature, tempDegC, checksum, basicSelfTest, bstResult, batteryVolt, (float)(batteryVolt*0.0198), powerUpCode, statusCode, timeElapsed); I …

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#include<iostream.h> using namespace std; char*ones(int number){ int num = number&&100; if(num>10&&num<20){ return ""; } else { num = num%10; switch (num){ case 1: return "one"; case 2: return "two"; case 3: return "three"; case 4: return "four"; case 5: return "five"; case 6: return "six"; case 7: return "seven"; case …

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I am not able to find a good MFC Tutorial. Do anyone has got a link for a MFC Tutorial which consists from basic to advance.

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