by Pawan Arora | Apr 30, 2020 | Advanced Java, BCA, Bootstrap, BTech, CBSE, Computer Science, Core Java, CS C++, CS MySQL, CS Python, CSS, Education, Front End Development, HTML5, Informatics Practices, IP HTML, IP Java, IP MySQL, IP NetWorking, Java, Java Script, MS Excel, Multimedia and web technologies, NetBeans
Online Classes – Corona changed all, people got locked in their houses and social distancing became the only solution. Because of all this all the colleges and schools closed down, but didn’t realized at the beginning that it might go that far. Soon all...
by Pawan Arora | Mar 25, 2020 | BCA, BTech, CBSE, Computer Science, CS C++
Computer Science C++ – Write a function RevText() to read a text file “input.txt” and print only words (strings) starting with letter ‘i’ or ‘I’ in reverse order and rest of the words as it is. This problem is related to...
by Pawan Arora | Mar 16, 2020 | BCA, BTech, CBSE, Computer Science, CS C++
Stacks (LIFO) using Linked List (Self-referential Structure) In Board Exams for CBSE Class XII Computer Science using C++ they might ask a question to implement stacks using Linked Lists or Arrays. This tutorial describes how to implement Stacks using linked list. It...
by Pawan Arora | Mar 12, 2020 | CBSE, Computer Science, CS C++
Stacks using Arrays and Classes In CBSE Class XII Computer Science using C++ board exams a question might come using stacks of one of the following types: Stack implementation using Arrays (chances are less) Stack implementation using Arrays of Structure and Classes....
by Pawan Arora | Mar 9, 2020 | Computer Science, CS C++, CS NetWorking, CS Python, Informatics Practices, IP Java, IP NetWorking
Important Abbreviations Some important abbreviations related to Computer Science and Informatics Practices for CBSE Class XI/XII related to Computer Networking, Communication Technologies are listed below. These abbreviations are not listed in any order – all of...
by Pawan Arora | Oct 24, 2018 | BCA, BTech, CBSE, Computer Science, Core Java, CS C++, CS Python, Education, Informatics Practices, IP Java, Java, NetBeans
Objective:Write a Program using a JAVA code that finds out a given number ‘n’ is Perfect Number or not. What are Perfect Numbers? Perfect Numbers are those numbers whose sum of factors (excluding the number itself) equals to the number itself. Lets...
