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Write a program in c to implement a class to represent complex members . Include member function add and multiply two complex no .Overloaded assignment operator=

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C++

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LET'S LEARN ABOUT BASIC C++

C++ Data Types - GeeksforGeeks

SOURCE : GEEKS FOR GEEKS

LET'S LEARN ABOUT LOOPS

FOR LOOP

#include <iostream>

usingnamespace std;

intmain(){for(int i =1; i <=5; i++)

{ cout <<" Good morning \n";}

return0;}

Loops in C++ 1

WHILE LOOP

#include <iostream>

usingnamespace std;

intmain()

{int i =0;// initialization expressionwhile(i <5)

// test expression

{ cout <<"Good morning\n"; i++;// update expression}

return0;}

Loops in C++ 1

 DO WHILE

#include <iostream>

usingnamespace std;

intmain(){int i =2;// initialization expressiondo{ cout <<" Good morning\n"; i++;// update expression}

while(i <1);//

test expression

return0;}

Output 2

SOME IMPORTANT C++ INTERVIEW QUESTIONS 

1. What are the different data types present in C++?

The 4 data types in C++ are given below:... Continue reading "Write a program in c to implement a class to represent complex members . Include member function add and multiply two complex no .Overloaded assignment operator=" »

Understanding the Difference: Announcement, Advertisement, Mark, Brand, and More

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Announcement: to announce something unrelated to a brand.

Advertisement: to promote something like an ad or a campaign.

Mark: a visible sign on the face.

Brand: a type of product manufactured by a company under a specific name.

Label: used for clothes.

Make: refers to electrical equipment, cars, and domestic appliances.

Trademark: a name, symbol, or design used by a company on its products, legally owned by the company, or something that characterizes a person, place, or product.

Audience: a group of people gathered in one place to listen to a concert, watch a movie, etc.

Public: ordinary people.

Viewers: people who watch TV, computers, etc.

Spectators: people who watch an activity, especially sports, without participating.

Grief: sorrow.

Bond: a connection.... Continue reading "Understanding the Difference: Announcement, Advertisement, Mark, Brand, and More" »

Process vs. Job Order Costing: A Comprehensive Guide

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Process vs. Job Order Costing

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Hybrid Costing Systems

A costing system that combines features of both process and job order operations is called a hybrid costing system.

Process Costing

True or False: Process costing systems use separate Work in Process Inventory accounts for each process.

True

Materials Requisition

True or False: A materials requisition is a document that production managers use to request materials for production and shows the job number, the types of materials, and the quantities needed.

True

Calculating Predetermined Overhead Rate

The Work in Process Inventory account of a manufacturing company has a $4,809 debit balance. The company applies overhead using direct labor cost. The cost sheet of the only job still in process shows a... Continue reading "Process vs. Job Order Costing: A Comprehensive Guide" »

SQL Aggregate Functions: COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, AVG

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Aggregations

Consider the case of sports tournaments like cricket. Players' performances are analyzed based on their batting average, the maximum number of sixes hit, the lowest score in a tournament, etc.

In such scenarios, we perform aggregations to combine multiple values into a single value, i.e., individual scores into an average score.

Let's learn more about aggregations to perform insightful analysis using the following database.

Database: The database consists of a player_match_details table that stores information about players' details in a match, such as name, match, score, year, and the number of fours and sixes scored.

Schema

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player_match_details (name VARCHAR(250),match VARCHAR(10),score INTEGER,fours INTEGER,sixes INTEGER,year
... Continue reading "SQL Aggregate Functions: COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, AVG" »

Understanding Business Structures and Financial Fundamentals

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Topic 1: Intro to FAB

Types of Businesses: Manufacturing (make & sell), Merchandising (buy & sell), Services (delivery etc.)

Business Structures: Sole Proprietorship -> owned and opened by 1 person; business is a separate entity from owner, owner is liable for debts. Partnership -> 2 to 20 partners; business is a separate entity from partners, partners are liable for debts.

Types of Partnerships: 1. General -> equal responsibility & unlimited liability. 2. Limited (Liability) -> 1 partner(s) not liable for debts beyond the agreed obligations. 3. Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) -> ≥2 partners are separate legal entities and are not liable for business debts. Business ceases if partner dies UNLESS have perpetual... Continue reading "Understanding Business Structures and Financial Fundamentals" »

Emergency Medications Overview

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Generic & TradeUsage IndicationsContraindicationsDosageAdministrationActionsSide Effects
NameRoutes

Oxygen

Trade: N/A

SPO2 <94%

Unknown O2 Level w/ med condition leading to hypoxia

Pt w/ pos hypoxia, shock, poor perfusion, or heart failure

Pt's with unfavourable ventilation(Lung damage)

Med Pt: Administer O2 at 2lpm via NC and titrate until is SPO2 >94% or at 15lpm via NRB if pt shows hypoxia

Trauma Pt: High flow O2 to maintain >95%. Typically 15lpm via NRB.

Either: If a Bag-Valve vent is required, Highflow O2

Airway either orally, nasally, or through an advanced airwayIncreasing O2 saturation within the bloodstream and bodyDry/Bloody Nose, Tiredness, headaches

Oral Glucose

Trade: Glutose, Insta-Glucose

PMH of diabetes or BGL <70mg/dL*Inability
... Continue reading "Emergency Medications Overview" »

Bulkcan CrossFit Box Marketing Plan

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Introduction to Bulkcan

Bulkcan is a new and emergent CrossFit box that prides itself on close and personal treatment as its unique selling point (U.S.P). This is the marketing plan that has been developed for the company.

Location

The decision was made to place Bulkcan in Arrigorriaga, near the Arratia valley. This location was chosen due to the lack of competition nearby, presenting an opportunity for the CrossFit box. However, the strict laws and low chances of receiving a subvention are challenges to be faced.

Client Acquisition

As a new company, Bulkcan will not be initially well-known, posing a potential lack of clients. To address this, an ad campaign targeting 20-30 year olds, as indicated by our surveys, will be launched. This campaign... Continue reading "Bulkcan CrossFit Box Marketing Plan" »

Java Programming Concepts and Examples

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Palindrome

  1. Start
  2. Read the string
  3. Calculate the length of the string
  4. Initialize rev
  5. Initialize i=length=1
  6. Repeat until i>=0
    1. rev=rev+char at position I of the string
    2. i=i-1
  7. If string=rev:print “palindrome”
  8. Else print “not palindrome”
  9. Stop

import java.util.Scanner; import java.util.Scanner; class Test { public static void main(String args[]){ Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter the String:"); String str = sc.nextLine(); int flag = 0; int len = str.length(); for(int i=0;i


Inheritance

  1. Create a class employee with given variables and method print the salary
  2. Create two sub classes of class employee named officer and manager include the variable specilaization in officer class and department in manager class
  3. Create a class with main
... Continue reading "Java Programming Concepts and Examples" »

Components of the Circulatory System: Blood, Blood Vessels, and Heart

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Components of the Circulatory System

The circulatory system consists of various components that work together to transport blood throughout the body. These components include:

Blood

  • Plasma: a liquid substance that carries nutrients and waste throughout the body.
  • Red blood cells: responsible for carrying oxygen and giving blood its red color.
  • White blood cells: protect the body from germs and diseases.
  • Platelets: help stop bleeding from wounds.

Blood Vessels

  • Arteries: carry blood from the heart to the capillaries.
  • Veins: carry blood from the capillaries back to the heart.
  • Capillaries: enter body cells to deliver nutrients and oxygen, and remove carbon dioxide and waste.

Heart

The heart is a muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body via the blood... Continue reading "Components of the Circulatory System: Blood, Blood Vessels, and Heart" »

Political Ideologies and World War 1: A Comprehensive Overview

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POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES

  1. CAPITALISM/LIBERALISM: Created during the industrial revolution. It was the development of a liberal political belief; it is an economic system where the government plays a secondary role.

Free trade and market economy → prices up and down according to the demand of products.

  1. COMMUNISM: 

  • The means of production are commonly owned in classless society.

  • Decisions should be made to benefit the collective rather than one or several individuals.

  •  Create classless society by eliminating the power of bourgeoisie, and creating a dictatorship of the proletariat.

  1. SOCIALISM: 

  • The means of production are owned by society as a whole.

  • Profits produced by the proletariat belong to everyone, instead of a small class of private owners.

  • Believes

... Continue reading "Political Ideologies and World War 1: A Comprehensive Overview" »