Learning Nested Loops

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Learning Nested loops

In this part you will learn: 1. C syntax 2. Nested Loops 3. More on For loops In this tutorial I will teach you about Nested For loops. We see some more examples of for loop in this tutorial. Printing Triangle with stars Basic Step: Open Dev C++ then File > new > source file and start writing the code below.

Switch Statement and Loops

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Switch Statements and Loops

In this part you will learn: 1. C syntax 2. Switch Statement 3. For Loop In this tutorial I will teach you about Switch statements and some basics of For loop. The first program is related to switch statement. The second and third program is about for loop. Switch Statement Basic Step: Open Dev C++ then File > new > source file and start writing the code below.

Toast Notifications in Android Application

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In this tutorial you will find the information about how to use toast notifications in your Android Project. Toast notification is a message that appears in your application window. The size of this notification is exact as needed to show all the information of the message. After it is show, Toast Notification disappears. In the most cases is used to show a short text message. To show the Toast Notification you need to initialize the object of the Toast.

Conditional Statements

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Conditional Statements

In this part you will learn: 1. C syntax 2. Conditional Statements 3. Operators In this tutorial I will teach you about conditional statements in C. The first program will be a basic one with a most basic conditional statement. The second one is a grade calculator. First Program. Basic Conditional Statements Basic Step: Open Dev C++ then File > new > source file and start writing the code below.

Object-Oriented Programming In C++: Constant Objects

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Contents:

1. Constant Variables.

2. Constant Member Functions.

Constant Variables:

Making variables constant ensures their values are not accidentally changed. Just like the built-in data types (int, double, char, etc…), class objects can be made const by using the const keyword.

Object-Oriented Programming In C++: Destructor

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Contents:

1. Destructor.

2. When Constructors and Destructors are Called.

Destructor

Is a member function in the class, which has the following characteristics: 1. It has the same name as the class preceded with a tilde '~'. For example, the destructor for class Time is declared: ~Time() 2. It doesn't return any type. 3. It is called when objects are destroyed to release all allocated resources. 4.

Calculator Using Java

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This is a small application, it requires two double type values from user in two different text fields and it calculates on that values (+, -, *, /). Five buttons for four basic Operation and one with button "C" to clear text fields. In the zip file, there is a source code as will as the setup file of this app. If you wants to use the setup only, you should install JDK on your computer. For JDK
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