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pradeep_agrawal

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    44dba7f7-e319-4a88-be72-5d0b298fbe1a

    Currently IEEE-754 is being used as standard for storing decimal numbers (or rather say float point numbers) in memory. Refer <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/...

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    b5dedad8-7bac-4e26-895f-47309a9218aa

    Based on ANSI C specification, if the argument passed to free does not matches with value returned by malloc/calloc/realloc, or if the...

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    48580f03-0d0f-4278-88a1-44925fd19cdb

    For making strong base, instead of Balaguruswamy or Let Us C++, I would recommend Thinking in C++ (Vol.1 and Vol. 2) by...

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    bca57780-8486-41cd-b849-ab42b991f9db

    Find below my piece of code for same. #include "stdio.h" int main() { int choice = 0; int sum = 0; while(sum...

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    1a0b7717-7197-4bfb-8fd0-6f8f89949233

    In C a variable of type char can also hold a -ve value and the range is from -128 to 127. So...

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    2a79865b-72ea-44aa-a6bb-df41e8421b05

    Below is my code for the given problem statement solved using recursion. #include "stdio.h" void function(int m, int n, int* loopIndexes) {...

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    a0decda1-3bba-4821-a79c-c043a4433cf6

    Refer the below post in which i have used doubly linked list as a stack. By looking into the code you should...

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    69f947f3-3ab3-4177-9a2c-27967cde549d

    Re: help in a program samairacan anyone give me the program for linked list with the foll conditions: 1.first node is created...

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    08ca28dd-b970-48eb-8d79-b8d5f1379e59

    sookie@Pradeep Regarding limitations pointed out by you - Brackets & precedence : good thing, I will see if I can add that...

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    2cb427ff-43e2-4243-9cd9-1edd1bafa2d9

    sookieHere goes my program in Java. Please check and review for improvements if it is failing for any expressions. I am very...

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    0ab76bea-597f-43d2-9fca-964175b253d9

    The above code works as per the given problem statement but have below limitations: 1. Does not give suitable output/error for invalid...

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    9128821c-472a-4a0b-bac9-d72a8a8ccd58

    Find below my sample code for given problem statement. #include "stdio.h" #define MAX_EXPRESSION_SIZE 400 typedef enum { OPERAND = 0, OPERATOR, BRACKET,...

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    3aa4ee3f-f7f9-4e86-a2f5-36442ec08540

    This is simple and straight forward program. Not scope of much improvement. -Pradeep

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    ec13ac75-8958-4598-8108-9f4e7a09ba01

    Could you please add more details on how the number of combinations can be c(n,m). As per me if you do simple...

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    50e97da9-56e9-40d8-ad7a-6bf8b7f8cfb4

    In union memory is shared between different variables which can be used for: - Manipulation of value of variable of one type...

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    a2080530-d10b-476c-9e61-b8d89aacba2c

    The code is working fine for me. I compiled and executed the code using JDK 6. -Pradeep

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    bc1a760f-a957-42bf-aa23-b3614a5fe834

    DLL stands for Dynamic Link Library. These are the libraries (collection of subroutines or classes) which can be dynamically loaded by other...

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    57f4a883-0fd7-4a09-b2f1-618b8bc85836

    zia.sepsisso do you mean that... if the user doesn't give any input, the catch block will be executed.. am i right with...

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    8229a258-3fde-44bd-9957-87568c0ffed0

    In the given code the readLine() method on object of BufferedReader is being called. This functions returns the string for the line...

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    66834325-f05b-4a1c-a103-088504463c33

    Reason why the code was not working is: 1. While taking user input for adding more record "(Y\N)" is used, instead '\\'...

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    52d4dfc9-7638-4921-8f29-65f59cfd1e12

    Below thread on CE forum may be of some help. #-Link-Snipped-# -Pradeep

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    593b1815-654d-44db-8aea-d5c01401de48

    Yes, English-Scared is right. Removing the two scanf statement (each present inside case statement) will fix the issue. I have modified your...

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    1c0aec76-7732-4a4a-a8ad-43fea04d9759

    @mech_guy I was comparing the results of your code with the results of my code. Your code worked fine till N=10. But...

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    2e764f90-a75a-4249-ab8a-a405b6d95187

    Below is my solution to the problem: #include "stdio.h" void displayseries(int* series, int count) { int i = 0; if(count != 0)...

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    6bb84a53-05de-4b51-969f-b179657b6fbd

    Good work buddy, now we have one working code 😁 I have few suggestions: 1. I feel the cout and for loop...

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    3019273d-3367-4d7f-a1e7-aa38def064c7

    safwanIs VB alllowed ?You can post solution in any language of your choice. -Pradeep

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    96a5180a-1bd3-46a0-b739-80e16a74a654

    @Durga, Big K Will surely start with the C programming threads, let me finalize what to include and a suitable sequence for...

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    224e872c-6f05-41b9-803c-ac2e6e2c376f

    durgaBy thew ay I was thinking I will put up my unfinished project and take your help completing it. though my Prof...

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    d9ed6915-4e18-4812-91a4-1d64de3e8907

    Re: Write a C program @Shalini, i looked into the code. The problem is with the logic of function getMoreReducedFormCombinations. As per...

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    02d0315a-e5c5-4908-abc1-9656710fd337

    Solution looks good to me, good work mech_guy. -Pradeep

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    5d1f07fc-6723-46d6-87d3-d22a4a7a4b57

    durgaAishwarya ..ooo mate she has grown old.. go for megan fox 😛 😁I don't mind going for Megan Fox if you can...

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    db3ac97f-3bc3-4f6f-b958-2434d0759ca2

    RajdeepCEOne humble question pradeep sir, What is your advise to fresh or final year computer engineering student?I would just say, if you...

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    eeab7be4-743b-4629-93cb-406ee08bb025

    crazyboyPradeep is very fond of exploring new places with buddies...Ahhh, how i missed that. Either it was the long summer or the...

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    b05bb016-efca-4364-aa55-85f34fb3a152

    The_Big_KPradeep is also an actor: Was involved in making a movie based on life of a software engineer, titled "Three Point No...

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    268d1bf1-7e7b-4813-adf8-a40754b11eaa

    Re: Write a C program sahithi pallaviHi everyone...I tried this program in C...but I am not successfull. can anybody pls help me....sahithi...

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    585bdf86-6825-4716-9bf2-89d8503acd96

    Re: Write a C program @Uday Good code buddy, liked the use of available function. Mastering over all languages huh.😉 @All Will...

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    da0514d2-8597-409c-b753-b2192f3b9fa3

    Here is my solution: Friend A = 1 min Friend B = 2 min Friend C = 5 min Friend D =...

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    cf625e6e-758b-44a6-83a7-d7d9c9a79f59

    Re: Write a C program I feel this is a good problem statement to code. Any takers? -Pradeep

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    f264831c-a5d8-49af-b640-be51839a2c7c

    That was also a good try mech_guy. But the formula that you have given works correctly till n = 6. When we...

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    b6604722-dec0-4d35-8645-d18b3fac9d2c

    The answer has a logic behind it. The single digit numbers are 0 to 9. But there are only 7 batsman and...

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    77a34e97-ad84-4bf6-8d05-a5658d51bdf0

    shalini_goel14OLet us suppose a car travels 1 km from some point A to some point B then that means wheels traveled 4...

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    3c4dccc9-aad0-4685-a0b1-77bbc5e7efad

    That's cool silverscorpion, this works 😀 -Pradeep

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    a878a2fd-e73b-4a4a-84b7-d6163366d417

    silverscorpion, not sure how you derived the formula. I tried with different value of n and i am not getting correct answers,...

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    93a5de37-c4f9-4972-93ef-9d594dea3a62

    RajdeepCESo the answer will be nth element of fibonacci series.Yes that the correct answer that the number of rabbits on nth day...

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    0fc7ee2c-eb98-4ea9-8311-1593e746fbd1

    here is my solution: I will take out one more tablet of Sildenafil and will dissolve all in a glass of water....

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    484a3c24-7609-41df-b161-892df6da6356

    That's really an interesting problem buddy. Here is my solution: Treasurer Thought: 1. He will think that pharmacist will make the strongest...

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    17de6397-f9ef-42ef-be91-b02feb8ef4ab

    The number of middle batsman can be 2 and the series can be 3 6 4 2 9 8 1 Here, product...

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    b63474b0-d323-42e5-be30-58c04dfd26ed

    By 1939yr and 1932yr i mean the age of the people. That i calculated based on the tribulation period which was of...

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    5d9dc1ab-c1fe-42cb-aeaa-fb46a0f12451

    shalini_goel14No each rabbit can give birth only in second month so for 1 month[i.e n=1] there will be 0 rabbit. PS: Correct...

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    bfc67acc-c381-4099-881a-2e4d4a171db9

    I edited the post to make question more clear. -Pradeep

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    Rabbit Puzzle

    There is a closed room where we left a rabbit. That rabbit has a unique property. It starts giving birth after 2nd...

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    a9edba8e-9762-4727-a85f-6c96256d5f3b

    I just forgot that the function sprintf is being used in the code given in the first post of the thread. My...

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    4a3b108e-a588-4fe6-9454-59d7f56019b5

    Is it 1939yr and 1932yr? -Pradeep

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    b81c8c72-65f5-4a38-aab5-6e438d638da6

    Hi ashutoshglamour, instead of posting new query in any existing thread please start a new thread for new query. -Pradeep

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    8f3e405f-0ab0-4015-a1ce-44ea0f026f01

    Let me explain the logic behind the solution. A person can visit a door only if the door number is completely divisible...

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    6991853f-4fee-4ac2-acb9-d433233f7685

    Here is my solution: Pick a fruit from box "Apple and Orange". If the fruit is Apple: Apple and Orange -> Apple...

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    d9458afa-02fb-458e-b241-9a222dc7a355

    tech_vaibhav_ee, you are really good at puzzle solving. Both the answer and the explanation given above is correct. -Pradeep

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    Count Doors

    There are 1000 rooms (numbered from 1 to 1000) and 1000 persons (also numbered from 1 to 1000). Assume that all doors...

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    d2de5023-ff40-408e-9626-acf3b887de1d

    That was quick. It's a correct answer with correct and good explanation. Good going English-Scared. -Pradeep

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    Horse Race

    There are 25 horses. Given that only five horses can run at a time in a race, how many races do you...

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    e4ff51f8-900e-4007-ba6e-aef1b49e6d35

    That's a correct answer with correct reason behind the behavior. Awesome buddy. -Pradeep

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    ede39f39-d1c1-4d14-80c6-bd0a90e9715d

    silverscorpionWhy does ch.b occupy the first position and ch.c the second? Is it because of the way we have defined them??Yes it...

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    df985cba-0956-4540-959c-d2b1d5255540

    English-Scaredon 32-bit machine Integer takes 4 bytes , why does it take 4 ?The data type 'int' was intended to always have...

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    1c53078c-872a-4a48-ab30-a28607db2da4

    vishnu priyaThe answer,, 7*2=14 7*7*7*7*4=9604 14+9604=9618 legsAny specific rational behind not counting legs of 7 cats present in a bag (7people *...

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    Black or White Pebble

    There is a bowl containing black and white pebbles. You pick up two pebbles randomly at a time. 1. If both are...

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    d65015d3-f596-4a33-be89-80d92f04730f

    To understand the logic behind the behavior, its good to have understanding of union. This is described below under "Understanding Union". For...

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    d15333a6-7ff0-4788-b71e-c34eae9274c7

    crazyboyMy try for first one... 2, 8, 7, 28, 27, 108, 107, 428........I also thought of the same solution 😀 I feel...

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    a5e79edb-1059-40da-88ce-4f5204b3ed53

    rohitvishnu, in the given code you are converting the value to a required precision using format specifiers. But again you are storing...

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    97028482-c032-4af2-8d0e-a9c34875450e

    @Durga, few corrections. The declaration that you have done is declaration of a new data type and not a variable (as you...

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    b2f6d6c2-f1cb-4130-b620-5b56e4b13a2e

    7people * 2legs = 14legs 7people * 7bags * 7cats * 4legs = 1372legs 7people * 7bags * 7cats * 7small cats...

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    92dafce5-bb35-48bb-899b-01a5570f405d

    durgathanks! But what is wrong with "typedef struct sortElement sortElement;" is it not same as saying take "struct sortElement" as sortElementWhen we...

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    e52af564-fc4e-42e0-bf04-de530149ff41

    As you are declaring correct variables inside the body of struct so there is only one issue is the declaratio sortElement *element[24];...

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    066ddbac-1d75-4cff-aac9-3daa109fc700

    Yes Big K is correct. Google search is based on page rank. And the rank of page is based on various other...

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    621bacfd-8fc0-4e3c-a87c-8edf83976bf7

    Corpse-ThrustI guess C doesn't support creating pointers to custom data types. Only C++ does.C language do support creation of pointers to user...

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    b404c881-e86f-4783-92cc-8f09c02af553

    4! - 4 - (4/4) = 19 8 + 8 + cuberoot(8) + cos(8) = 19 ((8 + cuberoot(8)) * cuberoot(8)) -...

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    3d94861f-f5ec-4334-bd4a-d884af9c837e

    Do we allow operations like cube root and using sin, cos, etc. (for this we may need to take approximate values)? -Pradeep

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    4889bcb5-c3c8-4153-a632-aa2bc814f166

    shalini_goel148 * 8 + sqrt(sqrt(8+8)))=18I feel yyou mean to say 8 + 8 + sqrt(sqrt(8+8)))=18 -Pradeep

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    fcacf8ac-b836-47a4-b414-5b78ca8b8aa0

    4 * 4 + (4/4) = 17 8 + 8 + (8/8) = 17 Go for 18. -Pradeep

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    6fef5c18-1ce4-4d5e-994f-816490a5591f

    As per my logic the series of differences will be: 1,2,-1,4,1,-2,-1,8,1,2,-1,-4,1,-2,-1,16,1,2,-1,4,1,-2,-1,-8... And hence the series of actual numbers will...

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    f1e16a4c-35e6-4c0d-8963-51a098813f11

    RajdeepCEI am giving some more elements, hope this will help you: #->>> 0,1,3,2,6,7,5,4,12,13,__,__,__,__,.... Now you will have to specify the next four...

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    0486d355-b442-4bb7-949b-482eaea3b2d3

    English-ScaredDude if you consider it 5-7 is -2 not 2 . So i guess the series may not be correct wat say?Thanks...

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    4982cae3-b659-43f7-adac-705a717343da

    That's a tough one. I guess it should be 4 but not sure. Reason: The series is: 0,1,3,2,6,7,5,__,__,__ If we take difference...

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    bac7d9e8-2302-4ee6-91a9-d8520e1a2baa

    Below is my solution: 5,17,37,65,101,__,__,__,.... Considering x(0) = 5, the equation should be: x(n+1) = x(n) + 12 + 8*n Hence, x(5)...

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    e77d1bd8-598e-4798-b33d-4c1a8b681fdd

    Below is my solution: 1-> 1,2,2,4,5,9,13,22,__,__,__,... Considering x(0) = 1, x(1) = 2, the equation should be: x(n+1) = x(n) + x(n-1)...

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    41e756f0-0738-4c9c-8195-0eccd34af41a

    The_Big_KOur current systems allows the thread to be rated from 1-5. I'll have to go through and see if this request can...

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    14dfe3bc-b124-40ea-b3fb-f1c9346ab0d5

    Corpse-Thrust@Pradeep -> quick n00b question, but what's validation of input?If your program does work/does not work for particular set of values (e.g.,...

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    35d8ef20-d7af-437d-ab7f-822f221c2807

    That's a small and sweet solution to the problem. Good work Slashfear. slashfear@pradeep, Good solution dude......... (Can't we make a solution in...

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    a99aa650-da1d-4229-8e3e-133345614a22

    rama_krish627I compiled and executed the above program successfully. Intially it shows some errors that conio.h is not found and clrscr() not in...

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    Marking a post as useful

    A thread may be for any query and may contain large number of posts. If someone later refer the thread for similar...

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    f05f54f8-4557-46c1-8b0e-b854b6897bb8

    For programming C/C++ under linux i feel the tools gcc, gpp, gdb, make will be useful. FInd below the links for same....

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    292dc9ee-9049-49d5-a44a-3cf637989fa4

    @Corpse-Thrust, the code is just perfect. A simple and straight forward solution to the problem. Great going Corpse-Thrust. Few minor modification needed...

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    91a583ea-12e3-4a8a-9f7c-2a21f80864ab

    pradeep_agrawal rates Slashfear for #-Link-Snipped-# Reason: The code posted by Slashfear is a perfect example of work of genius. This motivates people...

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    f16828e9-9596-468b-9af9-2bddc15cd1ea

    That's really cool buddy, a perfect example of work of genius. A person can comment on a code when he has something...

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    492a6217-8a89-4360-891a-f2f1373787f9

    Thanks for your appreciation Corpse-Thrust. Corpse-Thrustbtw is this solvable using simple procedural programming instead of the approach Pradeep used?I have u...

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    9b29b573-a676-42b8-bd95-4dddbd626f09

    Yesterday i was out of home so could not give this a try. Here is my piece of code for the given...

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    6be147db-53f6-48c7-8f49-bda8da4959e5

    @ silverscorpion, slashfear, Corpse-Thrust Thanks for your appreciation buddy. -Pradeep

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    3cb621db-e6c6-415e-99d1-9c0a559972d1

    RajdeepCETime complexity it means the time taken to compile the algorithm by compiler.I would not agree with this. The time complexity is...

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    8ff3abb2-2892-4aa1-b76e-bf4ae30314b9

    Yes, this does not have a utility. I posted this question to see how many people read question carefully and give it...

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    fed35461-8c30-463b-8b68-edb4ca56edad

    silverscorpionI think this is the best solution for the above problem. ie,. All I'm saying is, this doesn't require any real sorting....

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    1839d9c0-ab5f-42b7-8a45-0d7ed083325d

    shalini_goel14Assuming it is not asked in C/C++ 😐,my program is in Java . As far as I know, its complexity is O(n...

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    5c1df982-e7e7-4a11-ba1a-f875079edbdc

    slashfearYou will Get the output in the console as you get output for all C/C++ ProgramsIs there some way through which i...

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    a766e517-5c7a-4bd3-917b-4c6a53402a8b

    slashfearI just mentioned that those files (Library files) should be included so that, the header files (like #include<SQLAPI.h> and methods (like cmd.Execute,....

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    91c1f9b6-310c-4be2-a615-2c2670f42ab4

    Its good to see a article on a topic that many C/C++ programmer usually does not know about. Thanks for writing this...

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    Data Structure/Algorithm Challenger IV

    This is a simple but trick one. Consider an array of size ‘n’. Array containing all numbers from 1 to n exactly...

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    d384b333-3b1b-49b3-99e0-e01434d0ba1f

    Why i said that it's of order n^3 because: 1. The loop "for (int i = flamesArrayList.size(); i > 1; i--)" cause...

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    55e37f4b-6f00-44c3-b8c6-0671179a8dce

    Ahhh, i too replied in hurry 😉. shalini_goel14but coming to your point no 3 in improvements required, I feel your piece of...

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    d2ddf7f1-a7aa-4d6e-ab89-29592c4ed4ba

    godfatherGarner!!!? his height?Joel Garner (born 16 December 1952 in Christ Church, Barbados) also known as "Big Joel" or "Big Bird", is a...

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    28b0073f-7240-4999-828a-c4208c357a79

    I feel the actual problem statement is not just to read from a file and output the contents. That code will be...

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    cebd6081-b059-4474-bd8e-29cf7e5c5127

    Below is my piece of code for same. #include "stdio.h" #define MAX_MATRIX_ORDER 10 void print_matrix(int matrix[MAX_MATRIX_ORDER][MAX_MATRIX_ORDER], int o...

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    f87c79d0-e354-4c27-a149-d60fe71ad8ef

    shalini_goel14Please ckeck my program also in Java for this Flames thing. Any doubts or flaws in this, feel free to speak. 😀Shalini,...

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    4d7a2a10-f3d4-4937-9faa-f21b67b09130

    I have modified the code to make some items self-explanatory. Also added comments to the code. The main logic to calculating FLAMES...

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    068fe320-4471-4493-88cb-e6b9f3dc18d4

    No solution from long time 😔 Below is my solution. node* nth_last(node* head, int n) { int count = 0; node* tmp...

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    67e86411-69c9-43af-9023-029fc75b9a65

    Below is my code for the given problem statement. #include "stdio.h" #include "string.h" #define MAX_NAME_LEN 80 #define INVALID 0 #define VALID 1...

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    de975cfa-544f-4833-b2bb-adff44342175

    enthudrivesThis code counts the number of letters left after striking out the common letters.The code currently does not gives the correct output....

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    90bfddc8-e370-46ab-a0fc-ce0ce21b7877

    That's cool, the program work perfectly as required. Slashfear, you rock buddy. Here is my piece of code for same problem. #include...

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    f996cc2c-3d5c-4e9e-b254-15078fb41893

    slashfear /* written by: Arvind(slashfear) Language: C */ #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> struct node{ int data; struct node* next; };...

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    Data Structure/Algorithm Challenger III

    Write a function to find out the nth last element in a single linked-list. The prototype of the function can be defined...

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    9de28b67-dc73-4504-9491-de02757b8e3b

    I feel the output of the code main() { int *a, *s, i; s = a = (int *) malloc( 4 *...

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    57559cf4-8d7c-4319-ac7e-4688f64313c1

    Re: Hi!!! seeya302004Output of the following program is Sorry Sravik! But i dont agree wid u, Explanation: When the value of i=0,...

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    8a83cdb3-393c-4a26-a1fb-f7ba722242ce

    It will take 59sec to fill half the container so that in the next second it doubles and fill the full container....

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    03395d24-419f-4dad-b5ff-136d3df1fa98

    vivek.mIt wont work in C++ as in C++, it's necessary to declare function before using. Moreover, function arguments while calling that function...

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    699f5b2c-cce6-4c76-8494-c8fa8c461e74

    ms_csif you declared as a(char*,int);,then it wont work...compile time error will arise...I think the place where declaration resides plays an important rolesil...

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    c4796a4b-8cdb-4169-ad95-915b4bb0a620

    bharathkumarpi think once u enter the return 0 in the main function it will never come to the called function. so it...

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    Mismatch in arguments passed to a function and what a function can take

    Why the below code works fine without any compile time or runtime errors? #include “stdio.h” int main() { a('c'); return 0; }...

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    e5624562-162b-4f53-8ff0-7693d655f4d3

    That's a piece of good code Slashfear. But i thought the initial requirement was to not use even the shift operator while...

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    069550fc-f9be-427b-91bc-ba90074de3e6

    Slashfear, this time you got the correct reason behind the behavior and provided a detailed explanation. I really appreciate that. Thanks. -Pradeep

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    de05cc60-9f97-4bd4-9ca1-e3323e8a570d

    vivek.m #include <iostream> using namespace std; class B { public: B(int r){a = r;} int getValue(){return a;} private: int a; }; class...

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    6e7a6af9-9b98-4fbe-9efa-fc1f6624f09f

    vivek.mI can think of only one possible reason why this is happening: sizeof() makes a temporary copy of the object that is...

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    d981b84e-db0c-4d7d-b33a-ee3895806702

    slashfearI think the question your trying to ask is, we have used ++i and so the value of i should be incremented...

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    sizeof() in 'C'

    Below code was compiled and executed on a 32-bit machine where size if 'int' is '4': #include “stdio.h” int main() { int...

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    c80cedf6-5dd8-4445-912f-e562a29aa30e

    Thanks for you appreciation Big K. -Pradeep

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    8749f89d-2e49-47fe-9cd4-7e8fc3639dae

    To understand the logic behind this, its good to have understanding of the storage of variables in the memory. This is described...

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    534b18f4-2f36-4ce0-b2cc-1ee58c28797b

    Hi Deeksha, The code will not work for two reasons: 1. The variable a of class emp is private and can't be...

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    748cf284-9730-4ec7-9512-47a1840f5764

    slashfearHi abhi (Guess thats your name!!), so the output of the code is: num: 190The output does not comes as 190 when...

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    82f8c4e2-f5d3-4272-bf7d-e908afa53e02

    Re: Explore.. Hi Revss, avoid use of SMS text while posting on the forum. It will be of help to me and...

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    ed1237aa-684f-4407-b8ae-b60f9723012d

    abbd1990, post the code of your other problems (even if they are non-working). That will help us in identifying where you are...

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    406174b2-eaec-4ea7-8cd4-5161212faafd

    silverscorpionI use turbo C 16 bit compiler and I got -28 as the answer. How will you get 190 as the answer?...

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    68bae370-a0b7-41d9-a828-0c017888f3ae

    I feel the below code will do addition of two positive integers without using arithmetic or shift operators. int add(int a, int...

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    a5cde21f-033b-46c6-b037-0fac44f1d76f

    shalini_goel14Any ideas why the output is 52 in java and not 53?I feel in Java the left portion of binary operator is...

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    b8e60ca9-b23c-4565-982a-8446e432cd5f

    MaRoPlease give more info about your machine & compiler you using.I am using a 32-bit gcc compiler and running it on 32-bit...

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    6a8173b3-7e81-4a4f-a573-965bb9ebacc3

    impecable_abhivoid main() { int num=190*300/300; cout<<"num:"<<num; } explain me !!!!!!what is the logic behind it????I compiled the above code for 32-bit mach...

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    e5e0a3a2-2029-44a9-8c32-2961d187028f

    shalini_goel14x=25 x= x++ + x++ It will be taken as x =(x++) + (++x) LHS= x RHS= (x++) + (++x) ... so...

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    3f4bed3b-c972-4e53-8f09-e02e2c8adcf6

    Yes that should be [(3+3i)/(5+5i)] * [(5-5i)/(5-5i)]. I did all calculation using [(3+3i)/(5+5i)] * [(5-5i)/(5-5i)] but mentioned [(3+3i)/(5+5i)] * [(5+5i)/(5+...

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    3767d7ec-e5f3-42de-9443-f2d8cc728e73

    If found multiple issue with the below code: b operator -(b c) { b t; char tm[50]; for(int i=0;i<=(strlen(nm)+1);i++) { for(int j=0;j<=(strlen(c.n...

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    9fed98bc-a6cd-456e-91fb-cd18ee4c6be8

    The program looks good except the logic of for * (multiplication) and / (division). The code for that was mentioned as complex...

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    819e5d92-2482-48f3-ad9b-062b4104512a

    Its always a good practice to first try to solve the problem and then get help if stuck somewhere. We will be...

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    a4fc7341-4de4-4543-bf66-38230c44cf6f

    Raviteja.gbut now i came to know that pointers are there in C++ too. Am i right?Yes, C++ have pointers too. And it...

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    c6581e12-b17a-4106-ac20-b889cc1bcc04

    ~bill() {delete item;} };Above part of the code is creating problem. This is destructor of the class 'bill' and it is called...

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    bbbabf04-6a1b-4f24-962d-9699b5e449b1

    yamrajbhallait gives me right output bt after that c++ complier closes and a error occursCould you please update which compiler you are...

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    eb8032df-b542-409e-82d9-7d3e1dd1278e

    yamrajbhallai declared a array of pointer *nm[10]; in class and i need to input data in it and dynamically allocate memory for...

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    faeab3c5-45c3-4007-a497-c6686f52d8e8

    Below is my sample code to determine inverse of a matrix of order n. #include "stdio.h" #define MAX_MATRIX_ORDER 10 void print_matrix(int matrix[M...

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    bb6828ea-799d-455c-b69d-b652e13fd683

    Hi friendster7, I did not tried running your code but here are some of my view: 1. Since you are initilizing p1...

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    957b6ef7-f71c-492f-9cf8-61bc7f3bf4b7

    sumitjamihey the above code checks only between the two nodes but instead if we can modify the data node then include a...

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    5cbb1f2b-69db-4efc-9848-5d939b9dbf21

    No solution from such a long time 😔 Here is a sample code for the given problem statement. Solution is based on...

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    fa534111-2fd5-4cf8-86ab-413da187ca27

    Posting a sample code as per the solution stated by Sahana. int IsCircle(node* head) { node *tmp1; node *tmp2; int result =...

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    fa0d6c90-1fae-4943-b9ca-8c87747656a9

    sreelu_abut code given calculates the maximum count for a particular row but that may not leed to maximum count for the complete...

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    6279a8dd-f8e3-44d6-8521-a9da8ff01b1f

    Below is a sample code for above problem statement. #include "stdio.h" #include "string.h" #define MAX_STRING_LEN 100 int main() { char str[MAX_STRING_LEN...

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    ab05309d-bd32-4435-aad7-949e533601d4

    No taker for the second part of the problem 😔 Ok, here is my solution. #include "stdio.h" #define MAX_SUPPORTED_ROWS 100 int sum(int...

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    0f1a77ef-c3c4-45dd-be60-0a7893072a86

    Thank you Sriram. I would now like to take the problem to next level. Modify the sample program given above (or write...

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    0420c03b-321b-454f-a2f6-5604d9caf179

    Try the code: #include "stdio.h" #define MAX_SUPPORTED_ROWS 100 int sum(int a[MAX_SUPPORTED_ROWS][MAX_SUPPORTED_ROWS], int row_count, int i, int j) { int...

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    63d7b458-efbf-4830-b33b-dfd39286f5ec

    Re: Program to check that the string you enter at runtime is a valid variable declara The solution to the problem is...

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    21ef8cc7-d387-4a3a-97fd-e7885202ca67

    You can build installers for your project either by using open source tools like - Wix or by using licensed tools like...