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JHUICY

I'm waiting

Roshan

Question 1 #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char m=12; char n=24; char p=6; char q=3; char r=2; char s=4; char t=1; int d=12/6; //division int e=6-3; //subtract int a=6+3; //addition string tr= "true"; string fa= "false"; if ((m > p)&&(q > s)&&(r > t)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; if ((m > n*p) || (q*r < p) || (p > s+t)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<<tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: " <<fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; if ((d = r) && (e = r) || (a = 2*s)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; return 0; }

This is your code (CORRECTED)

Roshan

#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int m=12; int n=24; int p=6; int q=3; int r=2; int s=4; int t=1; int d=12/6; //division int e=6-3; //subtract int a=6+3; //addition string tr= "true"; string fa= "false"; if ((m > p)&&(q > s)&&(r > t)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; if ((m > n*p) || (q*r < p) || (p > s+t)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<<tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: " <<fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; if ((d == r) && (e == r) || (a == 2*s)) cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< tr; else cout <<" The boolean expressions is: "<< fa; cout << "\n"; cout << "\n"; return 0; }

Roshan

I've not simplified it BTW, do it on your own. The output is correct

JHUICY

simplified like how?

Roshan

simplified like how?

Check for smaller details

JHUICY

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JHUICY

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JHUICY

i would like to ask you something please

christian

printf("Enter the 5 digit number"); int num; scanf("%d", num); int n1=num%10; int n2=num-n1; int n3=n2%10; int n4=n2-n3; int n5=n4%10; int n6=n4-n5; int n7=n6%10; int n8=n6-n7; int n9=n8%10; int sum=n1+n3+n5+n7+n9; printf(" The sum of the digits is %d", sum);

If your code was to find the sum of the digits of a number Below is the correct code include <stdio.h> int main() { //define the variables user input, sum and the remainder //read the user input first of all //make sure sum is initialised to 0 int num, sum = 0, rem; printf("Enter the 5 digit number"); scanf("%d", &num); while(num > 0) { //get the remainder of num divided by 10 and add it to the sum //divide num by 10 rem = num % 10; sum = sum + rem; num = num / 10; //all this is when the number isnt zero } //print the result printf(" The sum of the digits is %d", sum); }

JHUICY

2. Write a C++ program that accepts a number followed by one space and then a letter. If the letter following the number is an f, the program should treat the number entered as a temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, convert the number to the equivalent degrees Celsius, and print a suitable display message. If the letter following the number is a c, the program should treat the number entered as a temperature in Celsius, convert the number to the equivalent degrees Fahrenheit, and print a suitable display message. If the letter is neither an f or c, the program should print a message that the data entered is incorrect and then terminate. Use an if-else chain in your program and make use of the conversion formulas: Celsius = (5.0/9.0) *(Fahrenheit – 32.0) Fahrenheit = (9.0/5.0) * Celsius + 32.0)

JHUICY

And this is the answer please check if it's correct

JHUICY

#include <iostream> #include <conio.h> using namespace std; int main() { float number,Celcuis,Fahrenheit; char c;// variable to enter a letter. cout << "\n"; cout << "\t\t\t\tTEMPERATURE CONVERTOR IN DEGREE CELSUIS(c) AND Fahrenheit(f)"; cout << "\t\t\t\t\t\t\t************************************************************"; cout << "\n"; cout << "\t\tEnter a number: "; cin >> number; cout << "\n"; cout << "\t\tEnter a letter(f or c): "; cin >> c; if (c=='f'){ Celcuis=((5.0/9.0)*(number-32.0)); cout << "\nThe temperature after converting into degree Celsuis is: "<< Celcuis; } else if (c=='c'){ Fahrenheit=((9.0/5.0)* number+32.0); cout <<"\nThe temperature after converting into degree Fahrenheit is: "<< Fahrenheit; } else cout << "\nIncorrect input, Please enter a (f or c) "; cout << "\n"; return 0; }

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If your code was to find the sum of the digits of a number Below is the correct code include <stdio.h> int main() { //define the variables user input, sum and the remainder //read the user input first of all //make sure sum is initialised to 0 int num, sum = 0, rem; printf("Enter the 5 digit number"); scanf("%d", &num); while(num > 0) { //get the remainder of num divided by 10 and add it to the sum //divide num by 10 rem = num % 10; sum = sum + rem; num = num / 10; //all this is when the number isnt zero } //print the result printf(" The sum of the digits is %d", sum); }

gotcha..thanks

christian

gotcha..thanks

Welcome bro

Shazam

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Anonymous

I C usable to mobile devices?

Anonymous

I mean is there a compiler for IOS and/or Android?

Anonymous

I have programmed using arduino. It is quite interesting.

Anonymous

It has a interface to program it using C.

Al

sorry what was the command here to find a list of C books?

Anonymous

You got me wrong, what I am looking for is a development environment to develop mobile software using C/C++

Anonymous

It should result as a apk on Android if I am not wrong and in IOS I am not sure.

Suka

You got me wrong, what I am looking for is a development environment to develop mobile software using C/C++

qtcreator perhaps? try google qtcreator mobile platform.

Pavel

+1 for Qt

Pavel

There are ways to do that with Android NDK and (what people use for ios), but that's a lot of time to spend

Al

It should result as a apk on Android if I am not wrong and in IOS I am not sure.

Xcode for iso but u need a developer certificate ..

Al

Ios

Anonymous

There are ways to do that with Android NDK and (what people use for ios), but that's a lot of time to spend

You mean Java is the shortest path to develop mobile apps?

Al

/get c books

Al

/get cbooks

Anonymous

qtcreator perhaps? try google qtcreator mobile platform.

I’ll take this note thanks.

Pavel

You mean Java is the shortest path to develop mobile apps?

Well, do the design in Java and connect all the logic as a C++ library

Suka

I’ll take this note thanks.

you're welcome

Pavel

You mean Java is the shortest path to develop mobile apps?

But what I said that's not the shortest path. That's one possible path. The shortest that I know is using Qt.

Anonymous

Xcode for iso but u need a developer certificate ..

Iso?

Anonymous

Ios

Ok

Anonymous

But what I said that's not the shortest path. That's one possible path. The shortest that I know is using Qt.

C is much faster than Java

Anonymous

It is easier to program in Java and you have automated memory garbage collector

klimi

C is much faster than Java

(depends on user case)

Anonymous

C is much faster than Java

1) Qt is not Java 2) in 99% you can tell the difference between Java and C++ in client apps

Anonymous

(depends on user case)

Compare counter strike 1.6 and Minecraft

klimi

Compare counter strike 1.6 and Minecraft

:)

klimi

i would agree with minecraft and minetest, but honestly... counter strike 1.6 is totally different genre than minecraft, minecraft has to calculate a lot more things that cs

Pavel

Compare counter strike 1.6 and Minecraft

I don't know what you're trying to say, nobody forces you to write in Java

Anonymous

Compare counter strike 1.6 and Minecraft

> talking about mobile apps > Comparing games Are you sane?

Anonymous

I don't know what you're trying to say, nobody forces you to write in Java

I know, I only knew Java for many years it was the only programming language I knew well

Anonymous

Stop talking about Java

Anonymous