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Joydeep Bhattacharya

India
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Ability to solve C and Data Structure problems and puzzles with simple and easy to understand logic.

Prince M. Premnath

India
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I'm sure that I can solve any doubts in Turbo C ,Graphics Programing ,Mouse, Hardware Programming ,File System ,Interrupts, BIOS handling , TSR Programming , General Concepts in C Language, handling inline Assembly statements

Zlatko

Canada
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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. If I'm maxed out here, try me in the C++ category.

Joseph Moore

U.S.
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I've been programming in one form or another since my brother taught me BASIC when I was 6. I've been programing professionally since I was 20, first web development with HTML, JS, DHTML, CSS, etc., then I became a video game developer, writing code in C, C++, C#, SQL, assembly, and various scripting languages. I've even written my own scripting languages, custom designed for the games I was making. I also dabble in Java, PHP, and Perl. I've worked on pretty much every aspect of game development, including graphics, audio, gameplay, tool, UI, input, animation, and physics.

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2009-11-22 Reverse satck .:

Hello Canno Here are the changes you need to make: 1) change stackNode to have: char* data; as the data type. 2) change push to accept char* instead of int 3) change pop to return char*

2009-11-22 Reverse satck .:

Hello Canno There are 2 ways that I can read your problem. 1) You want to read one string into the stack so that each stackNode has one character. or 2) you want each stackNode to contain a string

2009-11-18 Data Structure:

Hi Dear Ram ! Sorry for the delay in responding please find the code below #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> char Names[10][20]; void main() { char Temp[20]; int i,j

2009-11-16 arrays:

Edit: Sorry, there was an error in the code I sent you. The corrected is below. Hello Christopher. No, you are not annoying me. If you intend to return a value from compareAnswers, you must delcare

2009-11-15 arrays:

Well OK You can have a loop in the main to enter the answers like this: cout<<"Please enter the students answers"<<endl; for(int i = 0; i < 20; ++i) cin >> studentAnswers[i]; You can also make

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