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24/06/2002
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62 KB
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This is a telephone book simulation program that uses a DOS based
menu system. A linked list has been implemented. You will have to
save the provided text file on a floppy in order to use the program.
Or, you could modify the code accordingly.
The author has asked for comments on how to
improve the menu system, so if you have any opinions please do not
hesitate to contact him using the email address provided with his
name. Thank you.
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Author
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24/06/2002
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62 KB
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This is a telephone book simulation program that uses a DOS based
menu system. A linked list has been implemented. You will have to
save the provided text file on a floppy in order to use the program.
Or, you could modify the code accordingly.
The author has asked for comments on how to
improve the menu system, so if you have any opinions please do not
hesitate to contact him using the email address provided with his
name. Thank you.
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24/06/2002
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49 KB
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A typical kiddie puzzle game involving scores. The aim of the game
is to arrange all squares in order or to make a picture out of them.
Once you finish a puzzle you get 100 points. Every move you make
costs you 10 points. Once you go zero the game is over. So the less
moves you make, the more you score.
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24/03/2002
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66KB
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Apurva Mehta
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This program demonstrates a function IsSub(char*, char*) that determines
whether the string pointed to by the second argument is a sub-string
of the string pointed to by the first argument. If it is then the
function returns the position of the second string in the first
else it will return the value -1.
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13/12/2001
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23Kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This is a very simple implementation of a binary search in C++.
It uses a 10 element sorted array to demonstrate the use of this
search method. A binary search is one which is very effective
when searching sorted lists. It basically halves the area to be
searched in each loop until the the end or until the required
element is found.
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26/08/2001
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57Kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This program accepts a string and outputs it with only the first
occurence of each character. So, for example, if you enter the sentence:
"the cat was black", the program will give the output:
"the ca ws blk".
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11/06/2001
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27Kb
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Anish Pasari
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This is another mathematical program which
calculates any of the variables invovled in the calculations of
the equation of a straight line in the order ax² + 2hxy + by²
+ 2gx + 2fy + c = 0. All conventions are explained within the program
itself.
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11/6/2001
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24Kb
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Anish Pasari
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This mathematical program calculates the
various variables invovled in the calculations of the equation of
a straight line in the order ax² + 2hxy + by² = 0. All
the conventions employed by the program are explained within the
program itself.
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4/06/2001
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31Kb
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Anish Pasari
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This is a simple C program which basically
compares two strings and reports whether they are the same or not.
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12/02/2001
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73kb
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Apurva
Mehta
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This program uses looping to convert the
input seconds into hours, minutes and remaining seconds.
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27/01/2001
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2kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This is a header file which performs various
mathematical operations. You will have to copy it to the \Include
directory of your compiler to be able to use it. The exact functions
as well as their use have been explained within the header file
itself.
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27/01/2001
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74kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This Program takes the coefficients (a,b,c)
of a quadratic equation ax²+bx+c as inputs and outputs the
resultant roots.
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25/01/2001
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72kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This program has its own library file swap.h.
You can use this file to swap the values in any 2 variables. The
program generates the fibonacci series till the desired element.
Please read the readme file for details.
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02/01/2001
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65kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This program uses functions to find the first
10 prime numbers. You can change the number of prime numbers to
find by simply changing the while statement.
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25/12/2000
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65kb
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Apurva Mehta
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This is a program which underlines one use
of pointers and gives you a sort of idea on how header files work.
Here pointers are used to swap 2 predefined numbers.
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25/12/2000
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66kb
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Apurva Mehta
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The random.zip file shows you how to generate
random numbers and store them in an array. Furthermore, it shows
you how to sort the array in ascending order using functions.
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25/12/2000
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68kb
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Apurva Mehta
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The strings.zip file is a very simple file
underlining the use of strings in C++ and information on how to
manipulate them. It is a good download for those unfamiliar with
the use of strings.
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