Sample C Questions

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The Folder contains 34 C Programs including : Armstrong number between 1 to 500, Calculate Profit and Loss, Check an year for leap year, Check whether a number is odd or even, Check whether a triangle is valid or not, Compare 'Area and Perimeter' of Rectangle, Convert Decimal number into its binary equivalent, Delete an element from an array at a particular position, Display ASCII value for a

Create Pattern, Print Series, Working with Records, Use Numeric Functions, Work with arrays

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The objective of this assignment is to develop a menu driven application that will enable the user to use its different features to print various series, work with records and arrays, create patterns, use number functions and exit the application. The application should provide the following options in the main menu, however this menu is further classified into another menus:- • Create Pattern •

WordBook++

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This WordBook++ is just a wordpad text editor. Software is developed using Visual Studio 2010.Software support .rtf,.txt and html files and can open,save and edit rich text files(rtf),text files(txt) and html files. Requirements - Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 must be installed on your system to run this Project Successfully. Operating System : Windows XP,7,8 and 8.1 email:[email protected] FB

Student Record Management System Using VB.NET 2012 & MS Access 2010

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This is a simple VB.NET application for educational purposes only. It uses Visual Basic.Net and MS Access 2010 for the database. I hope it will be a future references for those who are interested in studying basic programmin with the use of simple programming language. DATABASE PASSWORD: paranoid

A Simple Backup and Restore Microsoft Access Database Using Visual Basic.Net [Part II]

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The lesson is the continuation of our last tutorial called “A Simple Backup and Restore Microsoft Access Database Using Visual Basic.Net [Part II]”, but this time we’re going to focus on how to Restore a MS Access Database. To start with this course, open our last project called “dbBackup”.