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ASP_Volume2 #42452
Grapher

Never use graph paper again! This little baby can graph any function you please! Once it has done that just print the thing out! Great for homework stuff. To change the funtion you want graphed, simply open up the ASP file in a text editor and change the function around. (As well as some other customizations.) Have fun!

ASP_Volume2 #42715
A simple calculator using VBScript

This is a simple calculator I made using VBScript and HTML.

ASP_Volume2 #42718
another version of tempreature converter

converts from celcius to fahrenhite and vice versa, it's a new version of a similar program i submitted before.

ASP_Volume2 #43316
PHP Function: dec2roman()

The PHP Group have made sure to include many number conversion functions (i.e. decbin(), bin2hex(), et cetera) but they forgot to include one extremely important function (well, not that important). They forgot a decimal to Roman numeral converter! I forgive them for such an oversight, and have written a function to accomplish the conversion. Originally released in July 2002, dec2roman() has been recoded (and optimized) from it's primitive ancestor. The original code was built to compliment an outline I built.

ASP_Volume2 #43318
Number Converter

This utility shows how to convert numbers to different types (i.e. hex, decimal, binary, octal).

ASP_Volume2 #43562
Rotating 3D Object

Ever wondered how to plot a 3 dimensional point onto a 2 dimensional coordinate system? This code shows how, and also shows the mathematics behind manipulating a 3D object in terms of rotating, scaling and translating. Try creating your own 3D object and watch it rotate around in front of you.

ASP_Volume2 #43958
All C# Beginers Programs

Helping hand for the beginers! the .zip file contains these files Add.cs,Fabo.cs,Add.cs,Sort.cs,Greater.cs,Binary.cs,Reverse.cs,Prime.cs,Gcd.cs,BinSort.cs,Pascal.cs, Calendar.cs

ASP_Volume2 #44080
Angle

This code allows for the easy drawing of angle measures (in either Radian or Degrees). It also provides a simple code for drawing lines in VB.NET

ASP_Volume3 #45888
Shopping Cart

This is an Internet Shopping Cart which is an Accounting and E-Commerce Application

ASP_Volume3 #46822
Math translator

It translates °F to °C or KW to PS...

ASP_Volume3 #47531
Finds the Minimum number of 7 numbers

This program finds the Minimum number of 7 numbers entered.

ASP_Volume3 #47637
Infix to Postfix

Convert from infix notation to postfix notation

ASP_Volume3 #47770
Learning about Vectors

This is an article on implementing vectors in C++. It contains all the 3-dimensional mathematics that can be used to make lighting calculations, physics, etc! Visit my website to find many more articles such as this one! http://akrotkov.bullet-reaction.co.uk is my site.

ASP_Volume3 #47782
Calculate fuel efficiency

Program calculates the fule effiency of the car on the trip in miles/gallon and the cost for gasoline at the end of the trip. It teaches begginer programmers functions and calculations.

ASP_Volume3 #47892
Precise Calculation of Pi

This code calculates an estimated value of Pi using the Leibnitz series (which is basically a power series expansion of a trigonometric function which allows to estimate Pi very well)

ASP_Volume3 #48324
Long integer Julian Day Number computation

These routines convert Gregorian and Julian calendar dates to and from Julian Day Numbers. Julian Day Numbers (JDN) are used by astronomers as a date/time measure independent of calendars and convenient for computing the elapsed time between dates. The JDN for any date/time is the number of days (including fractional days) elapsed since noon, 1 Jan 4713 BC. Julian Day Numbers were originated by Joseph Scaliger in 1582 and named after his father Julius, not after Julius Caesar. They are not related to the Julian calendar. Based on formulae originally posted by Tom Van Flandern / Washington, DC / metares@well.sf.ca.us in the UseNet newsgroup sci.astro. Reposted 14 May 1991 in FidoNet C Echo conference by Paul Schlyter (Stockholm) Minor corrections, added JDN to julian, and recast into C by Raymond Gardner Englewood, Colorado.

ASP_Volume3 #48609
Polynomial Interpolation and Operations

A Polynomial class that defines any polynomial by a default symbol(x) and overloads needed operators to any polynomial operation, the Interpolation class defines most used Numerical Analysis operators like Forward, Backward and Central operators and using them to interpolate points with both Newton Forward and Backward methods

ASP_Volume3 #48662
Rotating 3D Object

Ever wondered how to plot a 3 dimensional point onto a 2 dimensional coordinate system? This code shows how, and also shows the mathematics behind manipulating a 3D object in terms of rotating, scaling and translating. Try creating your own 3D object and watch it rotate around in front of you.

ASP_Volume3 #48908
lcpri.c

How many prime numbers are there between 1 and X? You just have to choose X and this program will do the rest. Click Luke to go to my Web Page: other source code available...

ASP_Volume3 #48934
Two-Dimensional graph

The purpose of code is to draw curve on the screen according to x and y points given. (scale for x and y axis is adjustable).

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