Articles [C & C++]

  EXCEPTION HANDLING Introduction   An exception is an indication of a problem that occurs during a program's execution. The name "exception" implies that the problem occurs infrequently if the "rule" is that a statement normally executes...

The  program development process includes three important stages,  namely, program design, program coding & program testing.  All three stages contribute to the production of  high quality programs. Here we shall discus about program coding...

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String Manipulation function strcat          appands one string to another strchr          finds first occurence of a given character in string strcmp       compares two strings strcmpi      compares two strings without regard to...

Arithmetic functions abs   returns absolute value of the integer cos   calculates cosine cosh  calculates hyperbolic cosine exp     raises the exponential e to the xth power fabs    finds absolute value floor    find largest integer less than...

////////////////////////////////////////#include // Function prototype.void ErrorMsg(); ////////////////////////////////////////// The main() function.////////////////////////////////////////int main(){    // Call the function.   ...

////////////////////////////////////////#include // Prototypevoid show(int = 1, float = 2.3, long = 4); ////////////////////////////////////////// The main() function.////////////////////////////////////////main(){    show();              // all...

#include #include ////////////////////////////////////////// An inline function.////////////////////////////////////////inline void error_message(char* s){    std::cout

////////////////////////////////////////#include ////////////////////////////////////////// The first version of string_copy().////////////////////////////////////////void string_copy(char *dest, const char* src){    while((*dest++ = *src++) !=...

////////////////////////////////////////#include #include ////////////////////////////////////////// The first version of display_time().////////////////////////////////////////void display_time(const struct std::tm* tim){    std::cout