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Sunil kumawat BTech Tuition trainer in Sanganer

Sunil kumawat

C , c++ and embedded trainer

Pratap Nagar Housing Board, Sanganer, India- 302033.

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i have goodd knowledge of c , c++ and embeded c(8051, AVR, ARDUINO UNO , PIC).

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RTU KOTA 2013

Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.)

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Answered on 07/11/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How do you write a reverse loop in C using while, do-while or/and for loop?

Using while loop //initial value int I=10; /* While (condition) { Statement; Incr/decr: } */ while (I>=-10) { Printf ("%d,", I--); } /*OUPUT IS 10 ,9,8,7,....,-8,-9,-10 Using for for (int I=10; I>=-10; I--) Printf ("% d,", I); Using do while int I=10; Do { Printf ("%d,", I--); }while (I>-11);
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Answered on 30/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How does an object pointer work in C++?

in data structure we can define user define data type like a int , char ,long etc . if we create project like a school management .In which we create person (employee(teacher, worker), student) and their name , address, age, qualification etc then structure is more better because in which we create... ...more
in data structure we can define user define data type like a int , char ,long etc . if we create project like a school management .In which we create person (employee(teacher, worker), student) and their name , address, age, qualification etc then structure is more better because in which we create user define one or more then data type variable(object in c++) and these variable has find particular address(different variable has different address) . these variable only effect on own data not another variable data because they have different address. struct student { char name[55]; int age; char address[55]; }; int main() { struct student s1,s2,s3; return 0; } in above programe s1,s2,s3 have different memory then we change in s1 then these effect only in s1 not s2 and s3. like a s1 we can assign value in s2 and s3 . in structure s1 , s2 and s3 have different memory.
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Answered on 30/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How does an object pointer work in C++?

code block is application software do not give any error but turbo c++ give sometime bug(error).
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Answered on 29/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How do we print something, e.g. my name, in C language without using the printf function?

#include?stdio.h? #define print_name (name) puts (name) int main() { Char ch; Getch (ch); Print_name (ch); return 0; }
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Answered on 07/11/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How do you write a reverse loop in C using while, do-while or/and for loop?

Using while loop //initial value int I=10; /* While (condition) { Statement; Incr/decr: } */ while (I>=-10) { Printf ("%d,", I--); } /*OUPUT IS 10 ,9,8,7,....,-8,-9,-10 Using for for (int I=10; I>=-10; I--) Printf ("% d,", I); Using do while int I=10; Do { Printf ("%d,", I--); }while (I>-11);
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Answered on 30/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How does an object pointer work in C++?

in data structure we can define user define data type like a int , char ,long etc . if we create project like a school management .In which we create person (employee(teacher, worker), student) and their name , address, age, qualification etc then structure is more better because in which we create... ...more
in data structure we can define user define data type like a int , char ,long etc . if we create project like a school management .In which we create person (employee(teacher, worker), student) and their name , address, age, qualification etc then structure is more better because in which we create user define one or more then data type variable(object in c++) and these variable has find particular address(different variable has different address) . these variable only effect on own data not another variable data because they have different address. struct student { char name[55]; int age; char address[55]; }; int main() { struct student s1,s2,s3; return 0; } in above programe s1,s2,s3 have different memory then we change in s1 then these effect only in s1 not s2 and s3. like a s1 we can assign value in s2 and s3 . in structure s1 , s2 and s3 have different memory.
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Answered on 30/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How does an object pointer work in C++?

code block is application software do not give any error but turbo c++ give sometime bug(error).
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Answered on 29/10/2017 Learn IT Courses/Programming Languages/C Language

How do we print something, e.g. my name, in C language without using the printf function?

#include?stdio.h? #define print_name (name) puts (name) int main() { Char ch; Getch (ch); Print_name (ch); return 0; }
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Sunil kumawat describes himself as C , c++ and embedded trainer. He conducts classes in BTech Tuition. Sunil is located in Pratap Nagar Housing Board, Sanganer. Sunil takes at students Home and Regular Classes- at his Home. Sunil has completed Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) from RTU KOTA in 2013. He is well versed in Hindi.

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