Hello, everyone.
To give you some context, let me give you some background about myself. I apologize if this is overly sentimental but I can't help it.
As a child, I was fairly bright and very intellectually curious. I got good grades. I was always among the top two in my class. I loved...
4. Definition: A bijection from a set A to itself is called a permutation of A.
(i) Let A = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4} and let f : A -> A be the mod-2 function.
Is f a permutation of A? Justify your answerCan somebody explain how to find a mod-2 function for A? I know that a mod-2 function is basically...
I am supposed to do an experimental report in my Social Psychology class. I am analyzing the factors affecting the lack of females in engineering and other math-intensive fields. I measured men and women's life interests, life values and attitudes to gender roles in our survey because I think...
There is sometimes a certain satisfaction in having understood and solved a tough problem successfully, as there is with accomplishing any difficult task. However, I don't think I would like to sit with tough problems for hours just for the pure pleasure of it or as a hobby.
Thank you all for your replies
I'm sorry, but I think I didn't phrase my question very well. I wouldn't be expecting amazing results. I know how rare that is. What I would tolerate the work for would be just a sense of being part of a great collective endeavor. But, I suppose that isn't a...
Apologies if this has been asked before but I couldn't find any posts with the exact question.
I'm about to go to college but I haven't decided my major yet. I have loved physics, particularly astronomy, ever since I was a child. I used to read a lot of astronomy books when I was younger...
I'm an undergrad student majoring in Sociology & Anthropology. I took Introduction to Anthropology this semester. We have been assigned a project in which we have to take a picture of ourselves doing anthropological fieldwork based on a certain theme. My theme is Environment and Society. The...
Thanks. I'm leaning towards Geology.
Does anyone know if there's a lot of Organic Chemistry involved with Geology? I don't particularly like that stuff.
I am interesting in geology, anthropology and zoology. Which of these has better job prospects, considering that I'm willing to get a Masters and PhD if required?
Also, which major is better for understanding human evolution, zoology or anthropology?
And is it possible to switch from Biotech...
I know using gets( ) causes the program to crash since it does not let you specify a limit on how many characters are to be read
But why is using getch( ) bad?
Yeah, it is for(i=0 ; str[i] != '/0' ; i++)
Sorry that was a typo on my part.
I do, however, agree that it is an extremely bad book. I use other books for concepts but I can't really help it when it comes to writing programs cause this book is provided by my education system.
Write a program to reverse words of a string individually, for example if you enter: I love C++, it should display I evol ++C
They've given the solution in my textbook but I don't quite understand the logic behind it.
void main( )
{ int l, i, k = 0 ;
char str[80], word[80] ...
What's the purpose of cout.write. Isn't it pretty much the same thing as cout?
For eg, the following code would work the same with cout and cout.write
int main( )
{ char string[80] ;
cout<<"Enter string\n" ;
cin.getline(string, 80) ;
int x1 = strlen(string) ;
for(int i = 0...