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Clearing out the cupboards, here a tut on Arrays.
Translates langauges, I say Hello into microphone, computer says Ciao out of speaker. like those Sci-Fi Translation Gizmo in the movie The Last Star Fighter. You will need the 5.1 speech sdk get this operating. http://www.microsoft.com/speech Email me if you have any problems.
Algorithms and Data Structures - Linked Lists & Trees. Here you have examples of linked lists, stacks, queues and binary search trees. oop a58ass1.dat - a text file containing data a58ass2.cpp - designed to take a58ass1.dat and generate a binary file that does not include the supplier.oop a58ass2.dat - the genrated binary file a58ass3.cpp - a menu driven program that allows you to edit the a58ass2.cpp binary file, add a new product, remove an old product...oop a58ass4.cpp - a menu driven program that allow you to keep a binary file database of students grades. You can add students remove students, change grades and more.oop a59ass1.cpp - a LINKED LIST database allowing to keep track of employees name, rate hof pay, type of job.oop a59ass1.dat - the data in a59ass1.cpp is stored/saved in a59ass1.dat a59ass2.cpp - STACK database keeping records of a bookstore or library. oop a59ass2.dat - the data in a59ass2.cpp is stored in a59ass2.dat. a59ass3.cpp - QUEUE database keeping a generic record system for purchasing records, who purchased what...oop a59ass3.dat - the data in a59ass3.cpp is stored in a59ass3.dat a59ass4.cpp - creates a binary search tree that holds a persons name and their corresponding telephone number. oop a59ass4.dat - stores the data here
Here you have a number of sorting and searching algorithms. They include Sorting and Searching -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q1.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q1.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q4.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 characters - decending order - oop a57q4.dat - text file containing the 10 characters -------------------------------------------------- Insertion Sort a57q2.cpp - Insertion Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q2.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57q2.cpp - Merge Sort - 10 letter - decending order - oop q3writebin.cpp - The program uses binary files not your regular text file. This program makes a binary file out of a standard text file. names.txt - text file containing 10 letters which must be converted to a binary file to use with a57q2.cpp temp1.dat - left file temp2.dat - right file -------------------------------------------------- Linear Search a57q5.cpp - Linear Search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - Unsorted List - oop - uses binary files namequ5.txt - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers q5writebin.cpp - convert standard text files into binary files (you must convert namequ5 to a binary file to make it acceptable to use with a57q5.cpp -------------------------------------------------- Binary Search a57q6.cpp - Binary search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers (uses selection sort to sort the list) - decending order - oop a57q6.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Bubble Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Bubble Sort - Sorts a binary file using a Random Access External Sort. Uses the BUBBLE SORT algorithm (a simplified version of the SHELL SORT algorithm) to swap records in the file - sorts id, name, float amount by id - acending order - oop a57h3g4.dat - the binary file. You can not edit this like a regular text file. They need to be made using a ascii to binary file convertor like q5writebin.cpp. -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Merge Sort - same as above except with merge sort algorithm binary.dat file not included -------------------------------------------------- Ouick Sort a57h3g3.cpp - Receives a file input of 10 numbers and then displays them in sorted order after using the QUICK SORT algorithm - oop
Command.com - DOS command Interpretor. Open Source Development project at freedos.org. Submit any updates there. Very Interesting!!!
File Input Output Append
Clearing out the cupboards, here a tut on Arrays.
Translates langauges, I say Hello into microphone, computer says Ciao out of speaker. like those Sci-Fi Translation Gizmo in the movie The Last Star Fighter. You will need the 5.1 speech sdk get this operating. http://www.microsoft.com/speech Email me if you have any problems.
Algorithms and Data Structures - Linked Lists & Trees. Here you have examples of linked lists, stacks, queues and binary search trees. oop a58ass1.dat - a text file containing data a58ass2.cpp - designed to take a58ass1.dat and generate a binary file that does not include the supplier.oop a58ass2.dat - the genrated binary file a58ass3.cpp - a menu driven program that allows you to edit the a58ass2.cpp binary file, add a new product, remove an old product...oop a58ass4.cpp - a menu driven program that allow you to keep a binary file database of students grades. You can add students remove students, change grades and more.oop a59ass1.cpp - a LINKED LIST database allowing to keep track of employees name, rate hof pay, type of job.oop a59ass1.dat - the data in a59ass1.cpp is stored/saved in a59ass1.dat a59ass2.cpp - STACK database keeping records of a bookstore or library. oop a59ass2.dat - the data in a59ass2.cpp is stored in a59ass2.dat. a59ass3.cpp - QUEUE database keeping a generic record system for purchasing records, who purchased what...oop a59ass3.dat - the data in a59ass3.cpp is stored in a59ass3.dat a59ass4.cpp - creates a binary search tree that holds a persons name and their corresponding telephone number. oop a59ass4.dat - stores the data here
Here you have a number of sorting and searching algorithms. They include Sorting and Searching -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q1.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q1.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q4.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 characters - decending order - oop a57q4.dat - text file containing the 10 characters -------------------------------------------------- Insertion Sort a57q2.cpp - Insertion Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q2.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57q2.cpp - Merge Sort - 10 letter - decending order - oop q3writebin.cpp - The program uses binary files not your regular text file. This program makes a binary file out of a standard text file. names.txt - text file containing 10 letters which must be converted to a binary file to use with a57q2.cpp temp1.dat - left file temp2.dat - right file -------------------------------------------------- Linear Search a57q5.cpp - Linear Search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - Unsorted List - oop - uses binary files namequ5.txt - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers q5writebin.cpp - convert standard text files into binary files (you must convert namequ5 to a binary file to make it acceptable to use with a57q5.cpp -------------------------------------------------- Binary Search a57q6.cpp - Binary search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers (uses selection sort to sort the list) - decending order - oop a57q6.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Bubble Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Bubble Sort - Sorts a binary file using a Random Access External Sort. Uses the BUBBLE SORT algorithm (a simplified version of the SHELL SORT algorithm) to swap records in the file - sorts id, name, float amount by id - acending order - oop a57h3g4.dat - the binary file. You can not edit this like a regular text file. They need to be made using a ascii to binary file convertor like q5writebin.cpp. -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Merge Sort - same as above except with merge sort algorithm binary.dat file not included -------------------------------------------------- Ouick Sort a57h3g3.cpp - Receives a file input of 10 numbers and then displays them in sorted order after using the QUICK SORT algorithm - oop
Command.com - DOS command Interpretor. Open Source Development project at freedos.org. Submit any updates there. Very Interesting!!!
File Input Output Append
Clearing out the cupboards, here a tut on Arrays.
Translates langauges, I say Hello into microphone, computer says Ciao out of speaker. like those Sci-Fi Translation Gizmo in the movie The Last Star Fighter. You will need the 5.1 speech sdk get this operating. http://www.microsoft.com/speech Email me if you have any problems.
Algorithms and Data Structures - Linked Lists & Trees. Here you have examples of linked lists, stacks, queues and binary search trees. oop a58ass1.dat - a text file containing data a58ass2.cpp - designed to take a58ass1.dat and generate a binary file that does not include the supplier.oop a58ass2.dat - the genrated binary file a58ass3.cpp - a menu driven program that allows you to edit the a58ass2.cpp binary file, add a new product, remove an old product...oop a58ass4.cpp - a menu driven program that allow you to keep a binary file database of students grades. You can add students remove students, change grades and more.oop a59ass1.cpp - a LINKED LIST database allowing to keep track of employees name, rate hof pay, type of job.oop a59ass1.dat - the data in a59ass1.cpp is stored/saved in a59ass1.dat a59ass2.cpp - STACK database keeping records of a bookstore or library. oop a59ass2.dat - the data in a59ass2.cpp is stored in a59ass2.dat. a59ass3.cpp - QUEUE database keeping a generic record system for purchasing records, who purchased what...oop a59ass3.dat - the data in a59ass3.cpp is stored in a59ass3.dat a59ass4.cpp - creates a binary search tree that holds a persons name and their corresponding telephone number. oop a59ass4.dat - stores the data here
Here you have a number of sorting and searching algorithms. They include Sorting and Searching -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q1.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q1.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Selection Sort a57q4.cpp - Selection Sort - 10 characters - decending order - oop a57q4.dat - text file containing the 10 characters -------------------------------------------------- Insertion Sort a57q2.cpp - Insertion Sort - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - decending order - oop a57q2.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57q2.cpp - Merge Sort - 10 letter - decending order - oop q3writebin.cpp - The program uses binary files not your regular text file. This program makes a binary file out of a standard text file. names.txt - text file containing 10 letters which must be converted to a binary file to use with a57q2.cpp temp1.dat - left file temp2.dat - right file -------------------------------------------------- Linear Search a57q5.cpp - Linear Search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers - Unsorted List - oop - uses binary files namequ5.txt - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers q5writebin.cpp - convert standard text files into binary files (you must convert namequ5 to a binary file to make it acceptable to use with a57q5.cpp -------------------------------------------------- Binary Search a57q6.cpp - Binary search - 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers (uses selection sort to sort the list) - decending order - oop a57q6.dat - text file containing the 10 Names and their Corresonding telephone numbers -------------------------------------------------- Bubble Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Bubble Sort - Sorts a binary file using a Random Access External Sort. Uses the BUBBLE SORT algorithm (a simplified version of the SHELL SORT algorithm) to swap records in the file - sorts id, name, float amount by id - acending order - oop a57h3g4.dat - the binary file. You can not edit this like a regular text file. They need to be made using a ascii to binary file convertor like q5writebin.cpp. -------------------------------------------------- Merge Sort a57h3g2.cpp - Merge Sort - same as above except with merge sort algorithm binary.dat file not included -------------------------------------------------- Ouick Sort a57h3g3.cpp - Receives a file input of 10 numbers and then displays them in sorted order after using the QUICK SORT algorithm - oop
Command.com - DOS command Interpretor. Open Source Development project at freedos.org. Submit any updates there. Very Interesting!!!
File Input Output Append
Clearing out the cupboards, here a tut on Arrays.