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Hi all, I have already used InitGraph and have given the path(C:\\TC\BGI) in Initgraph and checked the Graphics option in Linker Options. Still Iam getting this error. I want a solution. Can somebody pls help me. Its urgent. |
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Greetings. I was standing beside my notebook PC when the screen suddenly went blank. I thought it odd that the screen would blank when it was still on, so I attempted to reboot. No luck. The lights come on and it sounds like it accesses some internal components for a … |
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Hi, I am trying to find 2nd largest number that given input of numbers. The question is actually consider that you enter 5 number : 60, 70, 30, 40, 55 randomly -the order does not matter- my function should find 2nd largest number and return it. I am trying but … |
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Hi all, Ok - there's nothing like a BIG challenge to start off my exploration into programming. Given that I'm a complete newbie with more build errors than a builder having a bad day (bad pun!), what I'm really looking for is someone to hold my hand a bit and … |
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Hi Friends! I have tried to find all possible paths between two nodes; #include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <queue> #include <map> #include "fstream" #define max_edges 16 #define MAX_NODES 5 using namespace std; bool isadjacency_node_not_present_in_current_path(int node,vector<int>pathway); int findpaths(int source ,int target ); void display_all_paths_map(); vector<vector<int> >GRAPH(100); vector<int>pathway; map<int,vector<int>> allpathsmap; map<int,vector<int>>:: iterator … |
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Hi I am trying to write a code that finds approximations of sine and cosine using the equations below with a given value of theta in degrees basically as a novice programmer i am having trouble setting upa a while loop for the expansions. Also can you guys please quote … |
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I need a help in generating ideas to create a program using stack+queue. Real life example of stack+queue is needed. Pleaseeeee? |
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**how to draw a line in c program given the slope and intercept of the line** |
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