C++

[Teacher]

i need a c++ code for these different tasks (Separately ):
1) a program to input both the forename and surname of a person and
output the name in reverse, i.e: David John will be displayed as John
David

2)store the salaries (differentt) for each month of the year in an
array and output the average salary for a month.

 

[Alf P. Steinbach]

* Teacher:

i need a c++ code for these different tasks (Separately ):
1) a program to input both the forename and surname of a person and
output the name in reverse, i.e: David John will be displayed as John
David

2)store the salaries (differentt) for each month of the year in an
array and output the average salary for a month.

Both your questions are fully discussed in FAQ item 5.3.

Google for "C++ FAQ", then pick the C++ FAQ Lite by Marshall Cline, this
group's official FAQ.

Hth.,

- Alf

 

[Teacher]

hi, how do i get to FAQ item 5.3.? is there a link..thanks

 

[Teacher]

oh...lol i have read FAQ 5.3, its not a home work! me and my mates are
not intrested in C++ codes and we use it for other purposes so we do
not want to waste time on learning the whole coding! lol, so i would
really be happy if you help me getting the code

 

[Teacher]

are you going to look into this? thanks

 

[Dennis Willson]

How much are you willing to pay to have a programmer write this for you?

 

[Mike Wahler]

oh...lol i have read FAQ 5.3, its not a home work! me and my mates are
not intrested in C++ codes

So why are you asking for C++ code?

and we use it for other purposes so we do
not want to waste time on learning the whole coding!

Ah, so you're lazy and want others to do your
work for you. Good luck with that.

lol, so i would
really be happy if you help me getting the code

So you want a ready-made solution handed to you.
That's not what this newsgroup is for.

I suggest you post your solicitation to a
'help wanted' group or some such. Be prepared
to provide compensation for whatever you're
asking for.

Also note that for purposes of the simple
applications you describe, there's no particular
reason to choose C++ as the language to use.
Other, simpler languages would be more appropriate.

-Mike

 

[int2str]

are you going to look into this? thanks

Why yes of course! Let me drop everything I'm doing right now and tend
to your problem right away!

Let's see, here's what I can come up with to help you out:

You should...
.... review FAQ entry 5.2 (what Alf probably meant)
.... review FAQ entry 5.7
.... read the whole FAQ while you're at it
.... learn how to quote text you're referring to in Google's goup app
.... learn how to ask a coherent question
.... learn how to use the Caps or Shift key on your keyboard
.... learn how to sign your name

Come back when you're done .

Cheers,
Andre

 

[Default User]

oh...lol i have read FAQ 5.3, its not a home work! me and my mates are
not intrested in C++ codes and we use it for other purposes so we do
not want to waste time on learning the whole coding! lol, so i would
really be happy if you help me getting the code

Do you really expect us to believe you want code to do that? For what
purpose?


Brian

 

[Mike Wahler]

are you going to look into this?

Are you? Did you not read my reply?

How much are you offering for my services?

(If you seriously want to do business, send
me an email, this group is not appropriate
for such things).

-Mike

 

[Mike Wahler]

i need a c++ code for these different tasks (Separately ):
1) a program to input both the forename and surname of a person and
output the name in reverse, i.e: David John will be displayed as John
David

2)store the salaries (differentt) for each month of the year in an
array and output the average salary for a month.

No, you don't need any custom code for that. Any
spreadsheet program (e.g. Microsoft Excel) can
do those jobs quickly and easily.

Unless of course this *is* school work.

-Mike

 

[Mark P]

are you going to look into this? thanks

Teacher,

Hey, I'm really sorry I've been so slow in getting to this. I've always
prided myself on not making excuses and I don't want to start now, but
it's been a really trying week.

My cat was clawing at my keyboard and popped off the 'I', 'F', and 'E'
keys and so far we've been unable to find them. Not only has this made
coding difficult (particularly conditionals, as you might well imagine)
but we're concerned she may have swallowed one or more of the keys (her
previous owner says she's always had a taste for vowels) and the worry
is really impacting my ability to concentrate on your project.

To follow up on my prior correspondences, my pet hamster's leprosy shows
no signs of improving, and on a separate but no less serious note, after
four days my wife has still not managed to unstick her arm from the
sewer pipe at the side of our house.

I really appreciate your understanding in this time of personal difficulty.

Mark

 

[Jaspreet]

Teacher,

Hey, I'm really sorry I've been so slow in getting to this. I've always
prided myself on not making excuses and I don't want to start now, but
it's been a really trying week.

My cat was clawing at my keyboard and popped off the 'I', 'F', and 'E'
keys and so far we've been unable to find them. Not only has this made
coding difficult (particularly conditionals, as you might well imagine)
but we're concerned she may have swallowed one or more of the keys (her
previous owner says she's always had a taste for vowels) and the worry
is really impacting my ability to concentrate on your project.

So, did you cat leave the mouse behind for another round of Tom and
Jerry Series ?

[snip]

 

[ben]

No, you don't need any custom code for that. Any
spreadsheet program (e.g. Microsoft Excel) can
do those jobs quickly and easily.

Even more easily to be done manually.

Unless of course this *is* school work.
Agree.


-Mike

Ben

 

[ravips]

i need a c++ code for these different tasks (Separately ):
1) a program to input both the forename and surname of a person and
output the name in reverse, i.e: David John will be displayed as John
David

ah, very easy, just two steps:
read David John
print John David

2)store the salaries (differentt) for each month of the year in an
array and output the average salary for a month.

simpler than the above one, print Average(salary)

 

[osmium]

Teacher wrote:
ah, very easy, just two steps:
read David John
print John David

Teacher made a common mistake in translating from Latin. He said i.e. when
he actually meant e.g. So your solution does not work.

 

[John Ratliff]

:




Teacher made a common mistake in translating from Latin. He said i.e. when
he actually meant e.g. So your solution does not work.

???

I don't get your meaning here. i.e. means "that is", and e.g. means "for
example". The colon looks a little bad here, but that doesn't seem to
invalidate the solution.

Of course I've never taken Latin. I take my definitions from
Merriam-Webster.

--John Ratliff

 

[rossum]

i need a c++ code for these different tasks (Separately ):
1) a program to input both the forename and surname of a person and
output the name in reverse, i.e: David John will be displayed as John
David

What about names like Mary Jane Doe? Do you want Doe Mary Jane or Doe
Jane Mary?

2)store the salaries (differentt) for each month of the year in an
array and output the average salary for a month.

If you have read other threads in c.l.c++ you should have noticed that
questions like this get a much more useful response if they include a
copy of the code that you have developed. Look at DIAMOND SHAPE for
an example.

If you show willing by trying it yourself first then you will get a
lot more help than if you want us to do all the work. Besides you
don't say how much you are willing to pay; my rates go up to $300 per
hour, depending on what you want me to do.

It will be a lot cheaper for you if you write something yourself and
show it here for us to see.

rossum


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