Number – Stores data as a number
Currency – Stores data in the form of currency
Date – Data is stored as dates
Percentage – Stores numbers as a percentage
Text Formats – Stores data as string of texts

There is a worksheet (labeled “Sheet1”) as shown below, and we also notice a “+”…[Read more]

· On the Home tab, click the arrow in the Paragraph group.

· In the Paragraph dialog box, click the checkbox next to Collapsed by default.

· Click OK.”

· Complexity: Most users will probably never use 50% of the functionality of Word. The complexity can actually be a deterrent as some users will b…[Read more]

· Menu Bar.

· Toolbar

· Menu Bar.

· Toolbar

#include<iostream>

#include<vector>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

vector <string> vec_1;

vec_push_back(“sample code”);

vec_push_back(“change example”);

for(vector <string>::iterator i=vec_begin();i!=vec_end();++i)

cout<<*i; A sample code to see how to use…[Read more]

class Circle{

public:

float radius;

}

– Push: adding element to stack

– Pop: removing element from stack

– isEmpty: returns true if stack is empty

– Top: returns the top most element in stack

>Shift+Insert
>Open the file in notepad with .cpp extension. Make the changes and save it. After saving the file, you can open it from the Turbo C++ application file >menu from where you stored the cpp file.

– Synchronous

– Asynchronous

C++ has 3 specific keywords for handling these exceptions:

– try

– catch

– throw

– By default, the data members of the class are private whereas data members of structure are public.

– While implementing inheritance, the access specifier for struct is public whereas for class its private.

– Structures do not have data hiding features whereas class does.

– Structu…[Read more]

string str= “Hello”;

And to use string one needs to include the header file.

// Include the string library

#include <string>

//…[Read more]