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Ralph McArdellU.K.
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I am a software developer with more than 15 years C++ experience and over 25 years experience developing a wide variety of applications for Windows NT/2000/XP, UNIX, Linux and other platforms. I can help with basic to advanced C++, C (although I do not write just-C much if at all these days so maybe ask in the C section about purely C matters), software development and many platform specific and system development problems. | |
TehreemPakistan
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I can answer questions related to C++ coding and programming techniques. | |
ZlatkoCanada
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I can answer questions about C / C++ programming, software design, algorithms, and interprocess communication. I have access to Microsoft Visual Studio and gcc as my development platforms. |
Sorry i could not respond to you earlier. Here is the code you need: #include<iostream> using namespace::std; int main(void) { int in; char symbol; cin>>in; do { cin>>symbol;
Hi Jade There are two issues. In the sendname method, char* Person::sendname() { ptr = clsname; return *ptr; /*error message -> cannot convert from char to
As you give no details of what platform, tools, frameworks, etc. you are using nor what the application type (GUI / console) is I cannot be give any sure, specific advise. However if you use writing
I too don't really understand what the term 'an implicit data structure' means. Perhaps, the question should have been: 'Is some kind of heap the only data structure that can be used to implement a
Heap itself is an implicit data structure. But it is not specialized for priority queue. A priority queue can be implemented in anyway you like e.g linked list. Heap is just a good way to implement priority

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