Fundamentals of C Language

Submitted by Muzammil Muneer on
C language is one of the basic and the most amazing programming languages. It teaches us the fundamentals of programming. It is basically the core of all the other languages. Certain important languages are based on C such as C++. So it is pretty important and useful for programmers. It is the first step in the world of C programming. This book will help us understand the concepts of C language in detail and will also help us with the conceptual programming.

Including Emoticons in a Chat Box Using jQuery

Submitted by GeePee on
This project will teach you on how to include emoticons in your chat box using jQuery and PHP. I used my previous project Chat Box as an example. The supported symbols typed were replaced with a graphic image using CSS. As you will see in my project, I have some examples of supported emoticons. Hope you learn from this.

Save, Update, Delete, Search in MySQL using C#

Submitted by mzwe on
This is a small project that is going to show you how to save, update, delete, search in MySQL using C#. 1. Create Database name it as (phonebook). 2. Import file called (phonebook.sql) from your downloaded folder. 3. Now you can open your C# project. 4. Open forms folder and go to loginfrm code and edit the following line with your system details. edit server, userid, password, database=phonebook

Object-Oriented Programming in C++: Constructors

Submitted by PhoeniciansSy on

Contents:

1. Constructors. 2. Default Constructors. 3. Constructors with Arguments. 4. Time Class with Constructors.

Constructors:

Constructor is a member function in the class, which has the following characteristics: 1. It has the same name as the class. 2. It doesn't return any type. 3. It is called every time an instance of a class is created. 3.

Object-Oriented Programming In C++: Overloading and Default Arguments

Submitted by PhoeniciansSy on

Content:

1. Function overloading in C++. 2. Default arguments in c++.

Function Overloading in C++:

We can have multiple definitions for the same function name in the same scope. The definition of the function must differ from each other by the types and/or the number of arguments in the argument list. We can not overload function declarations that differ only by return type. Example: We can define a function called display to print a integer number.
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