Write a c++ program that accepts:
1) Number of students and their name
2)Number of courses given and their title
3)mark of each course for each student
AND
a)calculate and display total and avarage of the courses for each student
b)Display the student name, total and average with maximum total.
Write a c++ program that accept:-?
Name and number,
title = confounded
avarage for grade for courses would be an F if done this way
student name = Yitbarek A with an average grade of failing the course.←
Sunday, August 2, 2009
I m doing B C A it is a profassional course my budget is too low . should purchase a computer or not.?
If the computer is going to be your entertainment too, why not? You can go to a computer fix it place and get one rebuilt pretty inexpensive. Ask around, people are always buying new ones, and are happy to help someone out. These days, doing any kind of school work, the computer is the only way to go. The options allowed to you are endless. Find the right one, and go for it.
I'm thinking about going to bartending school. I am wondering how good these courses really are.?
I have read a lot of good things about them but also a few bad things. I have an interview with the local school here in Nashville this wednesday but I was wondering if anyone had info about these courses. Cost, effectiveness etc. One of the bad things i have heard is that even after taking the course it is still tough to find a job b/c most places prefer to hire on experience.
I'm thinking about going to bartending school. I am wondering how good these courses really are.?
I learned more by bartending at a real job, than from the school.
Reply:you're right about the experience part. Most places I've worked I've gotten hired because I had the experience. I've never gone to school for it. You should try and work your way up. Start by serving, then barbacking, and then bartending. It's what I did. I worked in a bar as their server, and learned my drinks on the side. If it was slow, I'd ask them if they needed help stocking the bar, and I payed attention to how the bartender worked. Then you see what works well for them, what works better for you, you get the training in the place of employment, and you get to know the customers. You can also buy books about shots, and learn at home.
Reply:The school here has 100% job placement. I would look for something like that in a school. I have an old friend that went through the schooling AFTER he had graduated college. He just wasn't finding work in his field. I don't know how much he makes, but he did find work. Like the other person said, don't expect to start out at the best place. Once you gain experience, it will be easier to find a job. Just research the school good!
Reply:only go to one which you have heard good references about. Keep in mind that if u do this for a living you will be living opposite from most of the working world. You'll be working evenings and nights when most people are coming home from work.
At work interviews put on your best personality, and dress very neatly. Have your own references written down.
Reply:get your certification, get to know the instructor well cause htey might have hookups. Don't be expecting to land the bank jobs till u have more experince. Start at a dive bar and work your way up. Or go into catering, u set your own days and get to work at nice places that don't smell like a men's room!
I'm thinking about going to bartending school. I am wondering how good these courses really are.?
I learned more by bartending at a real job, than from the school.
Reply:you're right about the experience part. Most places I've worked I've gotten hired because I had the experience. I've never gone to school for it. You should try and work your way up. Start by serving, then barbacking, and then bartending. It's what I did. I worked in a bar as their server, and learned my drinks on the side. If it was slow, I'd ask them if they needed help stocking the bar, and I payed attention to how the bartender worked. Then you see what works well for them, what works better for you, you get the training in the place of employment, and you get to know the customers. You can also buy books about shots, and learn at home.
Reply:The school here has 100% job placement. I would look for something like that in a school. I have an old friend that went through the schooling AFTER he had graduated college. He just wasn't finding work in his field. I don't know how much he makes, but he did find work. Like the other person said, don't expect to start out at the best place. Once you gain experience, it will be easier to find a job. Just research the school good!
Reply:only go to one which you have heard good references about. Keep in mind that if u do this for a living you will be living opposite from most of the working world. You'll be working evenings and nights when most people are coming home from work.
At work interviews put on your best personality, and dress very neatly. Have your own references written down.
Reply:get your certification, get to know the instructor well cause htey might have hookups. Don't be expecting to land the bank jobs till u have more experince. Start at a dive bar and work your way up. Or go into catering, u set your own days and get to work at nice places that don't smell like a men's room!
I am week in 'c' language and i join 'mca' course what book i prefer ,my U.G. was not in computer. please tell
my id is ajaybaba_11@yahoo.co.in .if you send answer i say you thanks in advanced.
I am week in 'c' language and i join 'mca' course what book i prefer ,my U.G. was not in computer. please tell
Initially read "Let us C" by Yashwant Kanetkar. Or read C Programming by Bala Guruswamy. it will help you to get fundamentals. Then you can read: Pointers In C, Data Structures in that order.
But dont worry ONLY about C Langauge. In your MCA, Spend as much time as you can in the lab, work on examples. That will consolidate your skills. Good luck !
Reply:Nothing to beat "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan %26amp; Ritchie. But if you are a beginner, you may want to try some of the books recommended by the others before venturing into this.
Reply:i think the %26lt;%26lt;Deitel %26amp; Deitel How to program in C%26gt;%26gt; its good book for basic and u have to also solve the exercise of that to get perfect . I used it . Good for beginers
Reply:Thinking in C
C %26amp; Data Structures
florist shop
I am week in 'c' language and i join 'mca' course what book i prefer ,my U.G. was not in computer. please tell
Initially read "Let us C" by Yashwant Kanetkar. Or read C Programming by Bala Guruswamy. it will help you to get fundamentals. Then you can read: Pointers In C, Data Structures in that order.
But dont worry ONLY about C Langauge. In your MCA, Spend as much time as you can in the lab, work on examples. That will consolidate your skills. Good luck !
Reply:Nothing to beat "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan %26amp; Ritchie. But if you are a beginner, you may want to try some of the books recommended by the others before venturing into this.
Reply:i think the %26lt;%26lt;Deitel %26amp; Deitel How to program in C%26gt;%26gt; its good book for basic and u have to also solve the exercise of that to get perfect . I used it . Good for beginers
Reply:Thinking in C
C %26amp; Data Structures
florist shop
Is taking these courses all together too hard?
I'm planning on registering the following courses for my next semester. Calculus (2), Physics (2), Physics Lab (2), C++, and Engineering Drawing. Total is 13 hrs. Is it too much or is it ok. Will I be able to manage it. I just want to be able to study each enough to get A's. Are these courses easy or not?
Is taking these courses all together too hard?
Yeah it all depends on how good you are at these classes. For the average student i would say this is a pretty tough schedule. Even tho its only 13 units, usually lab classes are still 3 hours long but they only give you one unit. So you technically probably still have 15 hours of class.
My general theory is to take as many classes as you can sign up for which is usually 18 or 21 units. But for some people they cant handle it due to workload or they have a job.
I dont know what year your in but I am guessing your either a freshman or a sophmore so you can always make up the units in summer session or the following semester.
Reply:That is not too much. These are typically freshman classes and as a freshman you should take an average of 16 to 18 hours each semester. I would actually say you are taking to few classes and might want to take another if you are planning on graduating in four years. If you keep taking just 13 hours, you might have to stay for and extra semester or two.
Reply:Well in my opinion I think it all depends on your capabilities. I know i could not do it. but just try and not make it too hard because it's better to get all A's in classes that are less hard then fail classes because you are taking too many hard classes.
Reply:That is probably a bit much. You may be able to hsndle if you are a good student, don't have to work, and don't date.
Is taking these courses all together too hard?
Yeah it all depends on how good you are at these classes. For the average student i would say this is a pretty tough schedule. Even tho its only 13 units, usually lab classes are still 3 hours long but they only give you one unit. So you technically probably still have 15 hours of class.
My general theory is to take as many classes as you can sign up for which is usually 18 or 21 units. But for some people they cant handle it due to workload or they have a job.
I dont know what year your in but I am guessing your either a freshman or a sophmore so you can always make up the units in summer session or the following semester.
Reply:That is not too much. These are typically freshman classes and as a freshman you should take an average of 16 to 18 hours each semester. I would actually say you are taking to few classes and might want to take another if you are planning on graduating in four years. If you keep taking just 13 hours, you might have to stay for and extra semester or two.
Reply:Well in my opinion I think it all depends on your capabilities. I know i could not do it. but just try and not make it too hard because it's better to get all A's in classes that are less hard then fail classes because you are taking too many hard classes.
Reply:That is probably a bit much. You may be able to hsndle if you are a good student, don't have to work, and don't date.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Is there any chance to do M.C.A (degree final year failed) with respectable university in india(hyderabad)?
I am degree (B.sc chemistry)student from hyderabad(india) .I have two options (M.C.A )( M.Sc) which is the best course i love to do M.C.A
Is there any chance to do M.C.A (degree final year failed) with respectable university in india(hyderabad)?
try to do m.sc organic chemistry, if not go for mca in good college like in bangalore where there is alot of scope for placements. if r in need of any help contact me later
Is there any chance to do M.C.A (degree final year failed) with respectable university in india(hyderabad)?
try to do m.sc organic chemistry, if not go for mca in good college like in bangalore where there is alot of scope for placements. if r in need of any help contact me later
I found an iPod and Of Course I'm going to keep it b/c I don't know who the hell it belongs to, but can they
Okay, so I found a nice pink iPod and it has some nice songs in it.. lol! If anyone can claim it, I'll return it to them - don't worry! But, I don't anyone will due to the location as to where I found it...
Anyways, my question is -
Is there any way for the person to track it down and found out where it's located? B/c I put it in my computer and for the name part it said Mat! something I don't know - can they track me down on computer or what?
I found an iPod and Of Course I'm going to keep it b/c I don't know who the hell it belongs to, but can they
Yes, if that person regesterd their ipod with apple then you can find the owner thru apple using the serial number. keep in mind thou, most people don't register their ipods, so it sounds like you got a new ipod
Reply:I'd say maybe take it to the Police Station and if no one claims it within a month, its yours LEGALLY.
Reply:they cant track it, someone stoll mine and there was no way of getting it back, but keep trying to find its owner!
Reply:Don't think you should keep it....put up found signs..that sucks....I'd want you to try your best to give it back to me...man that does suck. I don't think they can unless it has some gps tracking system :p
Anyways, my question is -
Is there any way for the person to track it down and found out where it's located? B/c I put it in my computer and for the name part it said Mat! something I don't know - can they track me down on computer or what?
I found an iPod and Of Course I'm going to keep it b/c I don't know who the hell it belongs to, but can they
Yes, if that person regesterd their ipod with apple then you can find the owner thru apple using the serial number. keep in mind thou, most people don't register their ipods, so it sounds like you got a new ipod
Reply:I'd say maybe take it to the Police Station and if no one claims it within a month, its yours LEGALLY.
Reply:they cant track it, someone stoll mine and there was no way of getting it back, but keep trying to find its owner!
Reply:Don't think you should keep it....put up found signs..that sucks....I'd want you to try your best to give it back to me...man that does suck. I don't think they can unless it has some gps tracking system :p
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