Basic stuff - My first few programs as a clueless newbie programmer
Divide program I - All this does is a really simple divide. You
learn this stuff in your first day of C++.
Divide program II - Adds a little to the first, I think it's
my first use of IF ELSE.
Divide program III - Using DOUBLE this time. Now supports
decimals.
Monster Test - First implementation of loops. Checks if
this guy is a monster based on the number of heads he has.
Star Generator - I read this AOL chain mail (wayyy back) with ASCII art and that gave me the idea to make this program. It outputs stars in vertical waves until you press a key. Updated recently to make it print out lines better in Windows.
Class Demonstration - Since classes are still pretty hard for me,
I made this simple little program that could be duplicated without classes (but it's just
an exercise).
Blackjack - I kinda like this program even though it uses only
simple while/for loops since it actually requires logic to make. It doesn't let you bet and it
doesn't account for the dual nature of Aces, nor the fact that 10 is picked more often
than other numbers however. Those are easy to add but I still I won't.
Necklace - This is an implementation of the Necklace Problem. This program uses only loops. I thought at that time the logic is hard. I actually never got it and had to copy off of someone else's code.
VoidSwap - Demonstrates void functions that returns dynamic
variables with &.
MassIndex - Yet another void function demonstration. But this program
actually is useful for people who think that they are obese.
StructsDem - A demo program that uses structs, two dimensional arrays,
also demonstrates constructors. It takes votes for 3 different candidates from 5 precincts, displays total for each candidate
and percentage of that total from the overall number of votes cast for all 3 candidates.
Recursion - Two Driver/Worker methods in Java that uses recursion to solve problems. Binaries are not provided for you but if you download JDK you can compile/run these easily. SumUp (driver) does two things, they're explained when you run the driver class. Ticker (driver) is a countdown program that prints out stuff and doesn't return values.
Slightly Advanced - I think the last updates to this page were back in 2000, and most of the C++ programs came in 1999. Well below I'm going to add a little more to this site each time I figure out some nifty things you can do in programming...now that I've gotten more experienced in writing software. You can think of it as mini-tutorials if you want. Yes this page is still really plain, but you're probably not here to check out my mad web programming skills right ;). Note: generally for these code bits I use DMC (free at www.digitalmars.com) for 16-bit native DOS as well as 32-bit Win32 console, TASM for x86 assembly. I'll add compile notes as necessary. You will have to rename .txt to .c/.asm etc...
oostruct.c - Object Oriented Structs - If you're familiar with object oriented programming languages, you may appreciate how objects can contain behaviors, which for one thing, associates a function with a particular object. This program emulates "behaviors" this using structs in C and pointers to functions.Data Structures/Algorithms - This is more typical of stuff you'd encounter at a college level class
Minheap using Linked Lists - All the min/max heap implementations I see online use arrays. But what if you don't know the max size of the heap? Here's an implementation using linked lists written in C. C is nice because it's easily translatable to Java and will also compile with C++ code.Scripts page (also from 1999-2000), most of these are not written by me
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