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Hi Scottzozer Check this might help you but the performance may be questioned here but this would solve your purpose for sure void draw (int rand_num[], int max_size) { int tmp, index, j, flag
Hi Sean The same code converted from C to C++ #include<iostream.h> class Student{ private: int marks; public: void setMarks(int marks){ this->marks = marks; } int getMarks(){
Hi Sean How are you ... hope that you are doing good Check this code #include<stdio.h> #include<alloc.h> void main(){ int *arr, size, i; printf("Enter the number of students: "); scanf("%d"
Hi Rabia int a[][]; // where a is the two dimensional array int counter, sumOfFirstRow; int flag = 1; for(int i = 0 ; i < n ; i++) // where n is the number of rows { counter = 0; for(int
Hi Muhammad Try writing it life this. class MyClass{ private: char *filaname; public: MyClass(){ \\logic to read a particular file and store data } void otherMethod(){ \\other methods
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