Receive input from user to add elements into a Stack list using Java: import java.util.Scanner; import java.util.Stack; public class Inherit { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); Stack stack = new Stack(); // Very similar to C++ :) String s […]
Do you ever wonder how to get the area of a circle using a low-level computer language? Well, C++ is the best one to accomplish said task. Here take a look: /* * Question 30 - Quiz number 4 */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; […]
A Vector is a kind of Array List from Java. It can receive hundreds of values indefinitely and it will still know its current size; something that regulars Arrays don’t know. Here it is an easy to follow example, if you want to know how […]
Java is a programming language that can be sometimes be tedious if you don’t have an idea on how to create parent-child classes. Here it is a very example to follow: class Plane { protected double size = 5; protected double weight; protected int age; […]
I had an assignment in which I had to ‘convert’ an Excel spreadsheet into a working C++ program. We were given several options to have it done but I decided to go by the Inheritance method so here it is a link of the Excel […]
Helloouuu! my gorgeous friends!(*inspired by Dev Ed*). Today’s Snippet is the first program in which I handle the creation of a file and reading its content in C++. This could easily be used to create a log system in your application or to create PDFs […]
An easy to follow example in how to handle errors with exceptions in Java. In the example that I provide you will be able to see three exceptions, the first one handles a numerator which divides itself by 0 – something that is not possible […]
This is a working basic code to create a new file called ‘test.txt’. You can see this code more clearly in my repl under the src folder. import java.util.Random; import java.io.*; public class TestData { //----------------------------------------------------------------- // Creates a file of test data that consists […]
A very basic introduction to the differences between using struct and class objects. As mentioned before you can access and play with this program on repl where I have been publishing most of the programs that I have had created in my C++ class. // […]
Let’s make it easy for me, lists are big in programming and we need them for pretty much everything we do when handling database information. From just displaying their content to adding elements or removing its elements, lists are just necessary and I don’t know […]