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    C/C++ Guide to C++ Programming For Beginners

    I don't understand what you are talking about or want to create in C.
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    Q: how variable declaration & initializing in C Language.

    In your structure you forgot the semicolon after the closing curly brace. C is a good start to learn the basic libraries, functions, and the syntax if you want to then learn C++.
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    Q: how variable declaration & initializing in C Language.

    Declaring and initializing a variable is simple and easy to do. Declaring is by defining a variable and the type of data that the variable is going to store. The main types of variables are: void (void), character (char), integers (int), float (float), and doubles (double). Here's some type of...
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    C/C++ Guide to C++ Programming For Beginners

    I think you can the basics of C++, but you should get a book to understand it fully.
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    Where to Find Thermocouples for Power Generation in Stores or Online?

    Can you show me how you make a thermocouple. I do understand what you're saying only that I would like something visual to make reference on so I know I'm doing it correctly.
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    Where to Find Thermocouples for Power Generation in Stores or Online?

    Is there a diagram on how to make one. Because I've been Googling thermocouple but I didn't get a solid description on how to make one except that you need a difference of temperature for it to work which I think I know where to get the two different temperatures. Thank you for your help.
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    Where to Find Thermocouples for Power Generation in Stores or Online?

    I want to know where can you find thermocouples in a store to buy or can you make them by using house hold items? The reason why I want to buy or make one is to use it during summer to generate electricity durning the hot weather.
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    Nedd help finding weight over length

    If we convert 1100 lbs we get approximately 498.9567 kg and then times the Fg which is 9.8 N which equals 4,889.776 N. The you will have to split the problem into a y and x component to get the force the the table exerts when you lift it 35 or 40 degrees up.
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    Calculating Resistance of 0.35m Copper Wire (20 AWG)

    I want to know, how do you calculate the resistance of a copper wire with a length of 0.35 meters (1.148 feet) long with a diameter of 0.8118 mm (20 AWG). I found that the resistance of a copper wire in one foot is 98.496 [tex]\omega[\tex] and will be two 1.5V AA battery, so the current running...
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    YOU: Fix the US Energy Crisis

    Even though the area is off limits, the nuclear test sites are under federal land which are under the Military sovereignty unless Congress allows nuclear waste to be stored there. Its off limits to the public, not to the Military or to federal government.
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    A Star's Life, (Full Explanation)

    Even if a person did tackle this in one shot, it will be far too much explanation where you could just easily read it on a book dealing with the topic. People are going to read the post, just they aren't going to tackle one question at a time. There are different types of of a stars, not just...
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    Question on electromagnetic repulsion

    An object cannot be attracted, but yet be repealed at the same time. You should have at least posted some dimensions of the magnet (length, width, mass, etc.) and the type of battery that you are using and the current that it delivers.
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    Find q in F = qVe + (Pe - Pa) * Ae with this simple formula

    Ok, yes it does clarify. Ae is meant to multiply with (Pe - Pa) not to divide F - (Pe - Pa), which is not dividing but multiplying. Thank you for your help.
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    Replacing Car Batteries with Capacitors for EV - Answers Here!

    Like uart said, you haven't specified the amount of power needed to operate or the current in one hour that you need in order to find the amount of charge before going to calculate the capacitance for the capacitor that you need. Voltage is one piece of the puzzle to find out the capacitor that...
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    Lightning as a measure of global warming

    In been a correlation between thunderstorms and Global Warming is hard to actually know. You have to do research and try to find if there are any lurking variables that will explain the phenomenon. Mostly because you are dealing with nature, there is more than meets the eye. Is like saying...
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