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I included endl in the same count statement, like this: count <<"*"<<endl; does that make any difference?

I tried, but all I get is a horizontal line of asterisks. what can be wrong?

How to create patterns using C++? I am new to programming and would really appreciate some help in creating patterns. For example, how will you create this pattern using two for-loops? * ** *** **** ***** And btw, this is not a homework question. Was just curious. Thanks. And please...

I will be doing Electronics engineering, and in the next 4 years, will be an engineer. But actually, I want to get into research field. Astronomy fascinates me. Can I pursue a Mtech in Astronomy after my engineering? Or in something else related to research in space? Also, I am from India. And...

Here, I have edited the image and ow have cropped down the two steps in which I am facing problems. Now, I understood the first step, but can anyone help me how to simplify the first step into the second one? I am still clueless :-( Thanks for bearing with my stupidity..

How did the first step that you have shown above come in the first step? That's where my doubt lies.

Help me guys!

In the following attachment file, I have trouble trying to understand a step in sum no.2. In the Step 2 category, 3rd line, I didn't understood how they simplified from the previous step. Also, wanted to ask one basic question. What exactly is the purpose of that sum in mathematical world? I...

Thanks! :-)

How is it a finite series? Aren't the term going till infinity? Sorry but I am actually a litle weak on my basics.

On the provided attachment, I have problem understanding the last step of the 1st sum of that page. Can anyone explain to me what is being done after the second-last step?

But I don't think it is possible to do an MSc after engineering.

Please guide me guys!

Is it possible for me to pursue Mtech in Astronomy after Btech in IT, in India? Please help

I just read that moment of a force about a point is the turning or twisting effect of the force about that point. Moment of a force= magnitude of force*perpendicular distance between the line of action of force and the point So how can force affect that point without even coming in...