68 posts tagged variables

5.Find simple & compound Interest #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> main() { float p,t,r,si,ci;//principal,time,rate of interest clrscr(); printf("enter value of p,t,r\n"); scanf("%f%f%f",&p,&t,&r); si= (p*t*r)/100; ci= p* pow(1+r/100,t) -p; printf("simple interest = %.2f\n",si); printf("compound interest = %.2f\n",ci); } 6.Swap values of 2 variables i.

The starting point in learning ActionScript or any other programming language is to learn how to use variables. Variables are data containers, you need these to be able to refer to whatever data you want to produce, manipulate or save in ActionScript.

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In this episode we continue with our series on the seven basic quality tools by covering scatter diagrams and control charts. Scatter diagrams allow one to use the ability of the human brain to recognize patterns that may indicate a relationship between two variables.

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Christmas clothing shopping can be a lot of fun. Spending some time searching for the perfect gift for everyone on your gift list can be a great deal of fun. It is also rewarding when you find and purchase a gift you just know your loved one will treasure.

Christmas clothing shopping can be a lot of fun. Spending some time searching for the perfect gift for everyone on your gift list can be a great deal of fun. It is also rewarding when you find and purchase a gift you just know your loved one will treasure.

Would Type Inference help Java Posted in May 15th, 2008 by admin in Programming My former colleague Lars Westergren recently posted a blog (here) about type inferencing, posing the question whether type inference would actually be good for Java, and if it would provide any benefits outside of just “less typing”.

Dynamically created methods in Ruby Posted in May 15th, 2008 by admin in Programming There seems to be some confusion with regards to dynamically defining methods in Ruby. I thought I’d take a look at the three available methods for doing this and just quickly note why you’d use one method in favor of another.

Situation: One of the common questions that generally come up with regard to BI EE and BI Publisher is ‘how does one pass parameters to BI Publisher reports in Dashboards?’. One of the solution is to create a BI Publisher Report using HR-scheme as data source.