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  • Time Table In C Programming Language

    Updated: Oct 25, 2024
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    I have a problem regarding displaying the time table in c language
    Can anyone help me
    i have to read a file as input containing 3 columns of timeslot , class
    room no and course name to be handled at that time.
    I have display in form of column name as class room no and rows containing timeslots
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  • Priya Nadkarni

    MemberSep 1, 2012

    Try using the gotoxy() function which takes x and y coordinates as parameters.
    The header file is <conio.h>.
    Hope that helps.
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  • clZazy

    MemberSep 2, 2012

    yeah you can use the gotoxy() function, but if you are a beginner then you can first store the class room no. and time slots in a two dimensional array in the same way as you wanted to display them and then print the two dimensional array.
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  • Vishal Sharma

    MemberSep 2, 2012

    PriyaJ
    Try using the gotoxy() function which takes x and y coordinates as parameters.
    The header file is <conio.h>.
    Hope that helps.
    I'd suggest, Never use conio.h
    AVOID using it as it is not the standard library! stay away from getch() , gotoxy()
    or any of the functions involved in it..

    for more information about it, have a look over this!
    #-Link-Snipped-#

    store the class room no. and time slots in a two dimensional array in the same way as you wanted to display them and then print the two dimensional array.
    This is probably the correct way!
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  • Anam ashraf

    MemberJul 17, 2018

    time table in c++..???

    tell me complete program

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