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Software APPLICATION

The document provides information about various software applications and programming languages. It discusses the Disk Operating System (DOS) commands, HTML tags and elements, CSS, JavaScript, and C++ across multiple pages.

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SOFTWARE APPLICATION

1. DOS (DISK OPERATING SYSTEM) page 1-4

2. HTML (HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE) page 5-18

3. CSS page 19

4. JAVASCRIPT page 20-38

5. C++ page 39-64


DOS
(DISK OPERATING SYSTEM)
COMMANDS. .

1. >cd..- for backspace, use when we want to exit from folder.

For e.g—

> cd desktop .

2. > cls – for clear screen.

For e.g—

>cls

3. >dir – use if we have to see the list of folder and files.

For e.g—

> dir

4. >date – date

For e.g—

>date.

5. >time – time.

For e.g—

>time

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6. >md – to create/make a directory/folder

For e.g—

>md folder name.

7. >ren- to change /rename the save directory

For e.g—

>ren first folder name new folder name

8. >rd – to remove the folder

For e.g—

>rd folder name

9. >exit – to exit the cmd/dos

For e.g—

>exit

10. >attrib +h – to hide file /folder

For e.g—

>attrib + h folder/file name

11. >attrib –h – to unhide file/folder

For e.g—

>attrib –h folder/file name

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12. >start winword /excel/msaccess/powerpnt– to open the msword/excel/msaccess/powerpnt

For e.g—

>start wind word

>start excel

>start msaccess

>start powerpnt

13. >shutdown/s- shutdown

For e.g—

>shutdown/s

14. >shutdown/r –restart

For e.g—

>shutdown/r

15. >help color

For e.g.—

>color a2

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TREE
1.SINGLE TREE

>cd desktop

>md folder name (shriya)

>cd shriya

>md apple

>cd..

>tree shriya

2. DOUBLE TREE

>cd desktop

>md tiger

>cd tiger

>md dog

>md cat

>cd cat

>md dog

>cd..

>cd..

>tree tiger

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HTML
(HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE)

HTML IS USED TO DESIGN WEB PAGE

FIRSTLY THERE ARE OPENING AND CLOSING TAGS

OPEANING TAGS CLOSING TAGS


<HTML> <\HTML>
<HEAD> <\HEAD>
<TITLE> <\TITLE>
<BODY> <\BODY>

For e.g—

<HTML>

<HEAD>

<TITLE>SHRIYA FIRST WEB PAGE </TITLE>

<\HEAD>

<BODY>

WEBEL

<\BODY>

<\HTML>

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1. HEADING TAGS

<H1> <\H1>
<H2> <\H2>
<H3> <\H3>
<H4> <\H4>
<H5> <\H5>
<H6> <\H6>

For e.g—

<BODY>

<H1>BLACK<\H1>

<H2> PINK<\H2>

<H3>GREEN <\H3>

<H4> BLUE <\H4>

<H5> RED<\H5>

<H6>YELLOW <\H6>

<\BODY>

2. BREAKING TAG

THIS ELEMENT HAS NO CLOSING TAG AS OTHERS

For e.g—

<BODY>

MY NAME IS SHRIYA <BR>THIS IS THE EXAMPLE <BR> SHOW HOW CAN WE USE THE BREAK
LINE

<\BODY>

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TAGS

1. <B> <\B> BOLD TAG

2. <I> <\I> ITALIC TAG

3. <U> <\U> UNDERLINE

4. <TT> <\TT> TELE TYPE IN MONO SPACE TYPE

5. <STRIKE> <\STRIKE> STRIKE THROUGH TEXT

6. <BIG> <\BIG> BOLD TEXT

7. <STRONG> <\STRONG> BOLD TEXT

8. <SUP> <\SUP> SUPERSCEIPT

9. <SUB> <\SUB> SUBSCRIPT

10. <DFN> <\DFN> USED FOR DEFINITION

11. <CODE> <\CODE> USED FOR EXTRACTS OF PROGRAM CODE

12. <DIV> <\DIV> DIVISION

13. <P> <\P> PARAGRAPH TAG

14. <DEL> <\DEL> DELETED TAG

15. <SAMP> <\SAMP> USED FOR SAMPLE OUTPUT OF A PROGRAM

16. <ACRONYM> <\ACRONYM>

17. <KBD> <\KBD>

18. <PRE> <\PRE>

19. <ABBR> <\ABBR> ABBREVIATION

3. HORIZONTAL LINE

THIS ELEMENT HAS NO CLOSING Tag

<hr> shriya <hr color=”pink”>

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4. ALIGNMENT

For e.g—

<P ALIGN=”CENTER ,RIGHT,LEFT>WEBEL <\P>

5. BIO DIRECTIONAL OVERRIDE

For e.g—

<BDO DIR=”RTL”>SHRIYA <\BDO>

6. ORDER LIST

For e.g—

<OL>

<LI>CPU<\LI>

<LI>MONITER<\LI>

<LI>KEYBOARD<\LI>

<\OL>

7. UNORDER LIST

<UL>

<LI>MOUSE<\LI>

<LI>UPS<\LI>

<LI>QUEEN<\LI>

<\UL>

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8. OPTION TAG

For e.g—

<Select>

<Option>Samsung<\option>

<Option>oppo<\option>

<Option>vivo<\option>

<Option>apple<\option>

<\select>

9. TYPE OF ATTRIBUTE VALUES

 CHECKBOX
 HIDDEN
 IMAGE
 RADIO
 RESET

10. INPUT TAGS

 COLOR = <INPUT TYPE =”COLOR” NAME=”MYCOLOR”>


 DATE = <INPUT TYPE =”DATE” NAME=”DOB”>
 DATETIME = <INPUT TYPE=”DATETIME” NAME=”DOB”>
 MONTH =<INPUT TYPE=”MONTH” NAME=”DOB”>
 NUMBER=<INPUT TYPE=”NUMBER” NAME=”PHONE NO”>

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11. Marquee

Marquee element has 4 direction:

A) Left, b) right, c) down, d) up.

Marquee behavior, scrollamount and scrolledlay properties.

For e.g.

 <marquee> marquee <\marquee>

 <marquee direction=”up”> moving word to the up <\marquee>

 <marquee direction=”down”> moving word to the down <\marquee>

 <marquee direction=”right”> moving word to the right <\marquee>

 <marquee direction=”down”> moving word to the down <\marquee>

 <marquee behavior=”alternate”> this word will bounce back<\marquee>

 <marquee scrollamount=”60 %”> to speed up the quote <\marquee>

 <marquee scrollelay=”40 %”> to speed off the quote <\marquee>

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12. TABLE TAG

<TH> </TH> TABLE HEADING


<TR> <\TR> TABLE ROWS

<TD> <\TD> TABLE DATA

For e.g

<body>

<table border=”2” cellspacing=”2”>

<th> AGE <\th>

<Tr>

<td>NAME<\td>

<td>DOB<\td>

<td>AGE<\td>

<td>REMARK<\td>

<\TR>

<TR>

<td>SHRIYA<\td>

<td>02-12-2000<\td>

<td>21<\td>

<td>Y<\td>

</TR>

</TABLE>

<\BODY>
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13. FORM

A)

<body>

<FORM>

FIRST NAME : <input type=”text” name=”first_name”/>

LAST NAME: <input type=”text” name=”last_name”/>

D.O.B : <input type=”date” name=”dob”/>

ADDRESS : <input type=”text” name=”address”/>

PASSWORD : <input type=”number name=”password”/>

<button>SUBMIT </button>

</form>

</body>

B)

<body>

<form>

<label for =”user name”>username </label>

<input type=”text” name=”username”>

<label for =”email id”>email id </label>

<input type=”text” name=”email id”>

label for =”password”>password</label>

<button> login <\button>

<\form>

<\body>

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14. TABLE & FORM TAG

a)

<body>

<table border=”2”>

<form>

<th> BIO DATA <\th>

<tr>

<td>NAME <\td>

<td> :<\td>

<td>SHRIYA <\td>

<\tr>

<tr>

<td>DOB <\td>

<td> :<\td>

<td> 02-12-2000<\td>

<\tr>

<tr>

<td>ADDRESS <\td>

<td> :<\td>

<td> DARJEELING<\td>

<\tr>

<\form>

<\table>

<\body>

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b) APPLICATION FORM

<body>

<center> <h1> Application Form <\h1> <\center>

<form>

NAME :<input type=”text”>

ADDRESS :<textarea colos=”16” rows=”4”> <\textarea>

GENDER :<input type=”radio” name=”gender” value=”Male”> Male

<input type=”radio” name=”gender” value=”Female”> Female

<input type=”radio” name=”gender” value=”Others”> Others

Education Qualification: <input type=”checkbox”>10 pass

<input type=”checkbox”>12 pass

<input type=”checkbox”>Graduation pass

Religion <select>

<option>Hindu<\option>

<option>Sikh<\option>

<option>Muslim<\option>

<option>Christian<\option>

<option>Buddhist<\option>

<\select>

Clear <input type=”Reset” value=”Reset”>

Submit <input type=”Submit” value=”Submit”>

</form>

<\body>

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15. STYLE

<title> cat </title>

<style>

h1{

font size=”xx large”

font style=”normal”

background color=”black”

color=”pink”

<\style>

<\head>

<body>

<h1> HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE </h1>

<\body>

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16. IMAGE TAG

<body>

<img src=”location of file\file name. file type” alt=”uloading” width”350” height=”450”>

</body>

17. AUDIO TAG

<body>

<audio controls autoplay>

<source src=”file location\file name. file type type=”audio/mpeg>

<\audio>

<\body>

18. VIDEO TAG

<body>

<video controls height=”250px”>

<source src=”file location\file name. file type type=”audio(video)/mpeg>

<\video>

<\body>

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19. CALCULATOR

<body>
<h1>Calculator<\h1>

<div class =”formstyle”>

<form name=”form1”>

<input id =”calc type =”text” name=”answer> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”1” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’1’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”2” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’2’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”+” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’+’ ”> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”3” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’3’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”4” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’4’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”-” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’-’ ”> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”5” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’5’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”6” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’6’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”*” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’*’ ”> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”7” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’7’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”8” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’8’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”/” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’/’ ”> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”9” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’9’ ”>

<input type=”button” value=”0” onclick=”form1.answer.value +=’0’ ”>

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<input type=”button” value=”=” onclick=”form1.answer.value=eve (formal.
answer. value)”> <br>

<input type=”button” value=”clear all” onclick


=”form1.answer.value=’’”id”=”clear”>

<\form>

<\div>

<\body>

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Css
File name.css

<title> css <\title>

<link rel=”stylesheet” herf=”name of file”>

<body>

<h1> shriya <\h1>

<\body>

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JAVASCRIPT
1. A)

<\body>

<script>

a =20;

b = 20;

c = a+ b;

console.log(c)

document.write(c)

<\script>

B)

<\body>

<script>

var name =”shriya”;

var salary;

salary =50,000.25;

console.log(salary )

<\script>

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2. BASIC OPERATORS

a) var cya =’shriya’;

var darjreeling = ‘sunam’;

console.log (cya + ‘ ‘ + darjreeling);

b) var I =1;

var j = ++;

var k = i++;

console.log(1-k);

c) var I = 1;

var j = --I;

var k= I --;

console.log(1-k)

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3. Array

a) var myarray =[‘Hello’, ‘world’, ‘shriya’ ,Darjeeling’];

console.log(myarray[2];)

b) var myarray =[‘Hello’, ‘world’];

console.log(myarray. length);

c) var myarray =[‘Hello’, ‘world’];

myarray[1]=’shriya’;

i) var color=’red’;

document .write (color);

document.write(color);

document.write(“<br>”);

var color =”red”;

document.write(color);

ii) var a=”cya”;

document.write(type of (a));

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iii) var a= 200;

if (a !=200){

document.write (“you have got 200rs”);}

else {

document.write(“you have got 100rs”);}

iv) var a=200;

if (a% 2==0){

document.write(“number is even”);}

else{

document.write(“number is odd”);}

v)for (i=1; i<=100;i++)

{document.write(“<p>” +i);}

for(i=30; i<=200; +i)

{document.write(“<p>”+i);}

for(i=0; 5>=4; i++)

{document.write(“<p>”+i);}

function greet – user (User name)

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{message =”hello” +username; alert (message);}

function name(message)

{var message =”hello”;

Document.write (message);}

function greet (name)

{console.log(“hello” + “name”) ;}

Greet (“shriya”)

4. SHIFT OPERATOR

var a=8, b=2;

console.log (‘a<<b’:; + (a>>b);

console.log(‘a>>b:; +(a>>b);

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5. RELATIONAL OPERATOR

Console.log (‘2==”2”:’+(2==2));

Console.log (‘2==”2”:’+(2===2));

Console.log (‘2!=”2”:’+(2!=2));

Console.log (‘2!==”2”:’+(2!==2));

Console.log (‘2>”2”:’+(2>2));

Console.log (‘2>=”2”:’+(2>=2));

Console.log (‘2<”2”:’+(2<2));

Console.log (‘2<=”2”:’+(2<=2));

6. BITWISE OPERATOR

var a=8, b=2;

console.log(‘a&b:’+(a&b)); 0 = false

console.log(‘a|b:’+(a|b)); 1 = true

console.log(‘a||b:’+(a||b));

console.log(‘a!b:’+(a!b));

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7. SWITCHCASE OPERATOR

OR
STATEMENT OPERATOR

a) var day =”Sunday” ;

switch (day) {

case ‘mon’ : console.log (“today is monday”);

break;

case ‘tue’ : console.log (“today is tuesday”);

break;

case ‘wed’ : console.log (“today is wednesday”);

break;

case ‘thus’ : console.log (“today is thusday”);

break;

case ‘fri’ : console.log (“today is friday”);

break;

case ‘sat’ : console.log (“today is saturday”);

break;

case ‘sun’ : console.log (“today is sunday”);

break;

default: console.log(“day invalid”);}

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b) var day =1;

switch (day) {

case 1: document.write(“today is monday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is tuesday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is wednesday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is thuesday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is friday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is saturday”);

break;

case 1: document.write(“today is sunday”);

break;

default: document.write(“Entry the valid week day”);}

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8. STRING PROCESSING

a) var s1 =”javascript”;
var s2 =”concat example”;
var s3 = s1. Concat (s2);
document.write (s3);

b) var s1 =”javascript to upper case example”;


var s2 = s1.toUpperCase();
document.write(s2);

c) var a =”javascript to blink”;


var b =a. blink ();
document.write(b);

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9. HTML + JAVASCRIPT

i) BUTTON

a) <body>
<h1>Welcome to the javascript.com <\h1>
Entry a number:<input id=”num”> <br>
<button onclick=”fact()”> factorial <\button>
<p id=”res”> <\p>
<\body>
<script>
Function fact() {
Var I, num, f;
f = 1;
num document.getElementById(“res”).innerHTML=”the factorial of
a number”+i+”is”.+f;}
<\script>

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b) <body>
<h5>How to link html and javascript ? <\h5>
<p>let’s do it <\p>
<p id =”example”> <\p>
<\body>
<script>
Document.getElementById(“example”)innerHTML=”web designing
is my favorite subject”;
<\script>
c) <h3>How function work in javascript ? <\h3>
<h5>let’s see the example <\h5>
<p id=”example”>she is writing a letter. <\p>
<button type=”button” onclick=”myFunction()”>
Click me! <\button>
<\body>
<script>
Function myFunction(){
Document.getElementById(“example”).innerHTML=”A letter is
being written by her”.}
<\script>

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d) <body>
<p id =”example”> <\p>
<button type=”button” onclick=’myFunction()”>>Click me!
<\button>
<\body>
<script>
Function muFunction() {
Var a=50;
Var b=100;
Var c= a+b;
document.getElementByID(“example”).innerHTML=c;}
<\script>

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e) <body>

Type your name:

<input type=”text” name Myname value=” ”>

<input type=button name =OK value=”Click herd to test”


onclick=Test(myName.value)>

<\body>

<script>

Function test (str) {

Alert (str.toUpperCase ())}

<\script>

f)

<body>

Type your name;

<input type=”text” name Myname value=”>

<input type=button name = OK value=”Click here to test”


onclick=Test(myName.value)>

<\body>

<script>

Function test(str){
alert (str.toUpperCAse() )

<\script>

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11. FORM + JAVASCRIPT +CSS

<title> form <\title>

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”file name”>

<body>

<h3>FORM <\h3>

<p id=”example”> <\p>

<form>

First name : <input type=”text” name=”first_name”/>

Last name: <input type=”text” name=”last_name”\>

Email id: <input type=”text” name=”email_id”\>

Password: <input type=”number” name=”password”\>

<button type =”button” onclick=”myFuntion()”>Submit <\button>

<\form>

<\body>

<script>

Function myFunction() {

Document.getElementById(“example”).innerHTML=”finished”}

<\script>

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12. OPTION + JAVASCRIPT

<body>
<h3>Choose an item from drop-down list and click for select <\h3>
<from>

<select name=”combo box”>

<option value=”Apple”>Apple <\option>

<option value=”Microsoft”>Microsoft <\option>

<option value=”Sun microsystem”>Sun Microsystem<\option>

<\select>

<input type =submit value=”click for select” onclick=ClickEvent (combox-


box.value)>

<\form>

<\body>

<script>

Function ClickEvent (items) {

alert (“The selected item is + item)}

<\script>

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13. DATA OBJECTIVE

<\head>
<script>
Function display Time( )
{
var myDate = newData ()
var currHour=myData.get.Hour ()
var currMinute=myData.get Minutes ()
var currseconds =myData.getSrconds ()
var curtime=” “
cur Time+=” “ +((currHour>12)?currHour-12: currHour)
cur Time+=” “ +((currMinute<10)?”:0”:”:”+)currMinute
cur Time+=” “ +((currSeconds<10)?”:0”:”:”+)currseconds
cur Time+=” “+((currHour>=12)?”PM”:”AM”)text1.value=currTime
myTime =setTimeout(“display Time()”,1000)
}
<\script>
<body onload= “display Time ()”>
<script>

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Var myTime =null
Var TheDATA =new DATA()
My Page +=”<h1>Working with data <\h1>
My Page +=”<hr size =5 NOSHADDE>”
My page +=”<h3>the data is :”+(the Data. Get Month () +1)+”/” +
theDATA:getDay”GETDay()+”/”+theData.get Year<\h3>
Document.write (mypage)
<\script>
<input type =text name=”text1.>
<\body>

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14. MATH OBJECT METHODS

<body>

<input type =button name= rand value=”Generete random


number”onclick=test ()>

<input type =button name =pow.value=”Genrate power


number”onclick=test1.()>

<input type =button name =sqrt .value=”Genrate


powernumber”onclick=test2.()>

<\body>

<script>

Function test() {

var x =0;

x=Math.floor(Math.pow()*100)

alert (Generate number is :”+x) }

function test() {

r=Math.floor(Math.pow(4,3))

alert (Generate number is:”+r) }

function test 2() {

var a=0

a=Math.flor(Math.sqrt(5))

alert(“Generate number is:”+a) }

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15. SQUARE ROOT

<body>

<from name=form1>

Enter Number:

<input type=”text” name=”input1” size=10>

<input type=”button” value=”Calculate”onclick=’doMath()’> <br>

The Square root is:

<input type=”text” name=”answer”size=20>

<\from>

<\body>

<script>

Function doMath() {

Var input Num1=document.form1.input1.value;var result=Math.sqrt


(inputnum);

Document.form1.answer.value=result;}

<\script>

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C++

Introduction of C++

C++ was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup as an extension of the c. It was first


appared in 1985. It is one of the world’s most popular programming
languages.

#include <iostream> (header line)

int main() (function line)

{ (body open) } (body close)

cout<<”” (output or which print the answer.)

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1) BIO-DATA

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Cout<<” Name :Shriya”<<’\n’;

Cout<<”Father’s name :Ashok”<<’\n’;

Cout<<”Address: Darjeeling”<<’\n’;

Cout<<”Date Of Birth: 02-12-2000:”<<’\n’;

Cout<<”Contact Number: 9874563210”<<’\n’;

Cout<<”Qualifaction : M.A”<<’\n’;

return 0;

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2) ADDITION

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a=2 5;

Int b=65;

Int c= a+b;

Cout<<”The addition of a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

3) SUBTRACTION

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a = 60;

Int b=38;

Int c= a-b;

Cout<<”The subtraction of a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

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4) MULTIPLICATION

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a = 60;

Int b=8;

Int c= a*b;

Cout<<”The multiplication of a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

5) Divide

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a = 60;

Int b=3;

Int c= a/b;

Cout<<”The divide of a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

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6) REMAINDER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a = 60;

Int b=8;

Int c= a%b;

Cout<<”The remainder of a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

7) ADDITION – SUBTRACTION – MULTIOLICATION – DIVIDE- REMAINDER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a = 60;

Int b=38;

Int c=a+b;

Int d= a-b;

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Int e=a*b;

Int f=a/b;

Int g=a%b;

Cout<<”The addition of a and b:”<<c;

Cout<<”The subtraction of a and b:”<<d;

Cout<<”The multiplication of a and b:”<<e;

Cout<<”The divide of a and b:”<<f;

Cout<<”The remainder of a and b:”<<g;

return 0;

8) MAXIMUM

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a =10;

Int b=5;

Int c=a>b? a:b;

Cout<<”The max no in a and b:”<<c;

return 0;

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9) MINIMUM

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a=35;

Int b=25;

Int c=a<b? a:b;

Cout<<”The min number in a and b:”<<c;

Return 0,

10) SIMPLE INTREST

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int balance =3000;

Int rate =3;

Int time=2;

Int interest = balance*rate*time/100;

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Int amount =balance+ interest;

Cout<<”The interest is:”<<interest;

Cout<<”The amount:”<<amount;

Return 0;

11) PROFIT

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int cp=1200;

Int sp=2500;

Int profit=sp-cp;

Cout<<”Profit”<<profit<<endl;

Return 0;

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12) LOSS

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int cp =1000;

Int sp -800;

Int loss=sp-cp;

Cout<<”loss”<<loss<<endl;

Return 0;

13) AGE

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char name[15];

Cout\,,”Enter your name:”;

Cin>>name;

Int age;

Cout<<”Enter your age:”;

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Cin>>age;

If (age>18)

Cout<<”You can vote”<<name;

Else

Cout<<”You cannot vote”<<name;

Return 0;

14) LEAP YEAR

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Int year;

Cout<<”Enter the year:”;

Cin>>year;

If (a % 4==0)

Cout<<”This is a leap year>”;

else

Cout<<”This is not a leap year”;

Return 0;

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15) SWITCH STATEMENT

a.

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number:”;

Cin>>a;

Switch (a)

Case 1:

Cout<<”Monday”;

Break;

Case 2:

Cout<<Tuesday”;

Break;

Case 3:

Cout<<”Wednesday”;

Break;

Case 4:

Cout<<”Thursday”;

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Break;

Case 5:

Cout<<”Friday”;

Break;

Case 6:

Cout<<”Saturday”;

Break;

Case 7:

Cout<<”Sunday”;

Break;

Default :

Cout<<”invalid number”:;

Return 0;

b.

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

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Char alp;

Cout<<”Enter any alphabet:”;

Cin>>alp;

Switch (alp)

Case ‘a’:

Cout<<”it is a vowel” ;

Break ;

Case ‘e’:

Cout<<”it is a vowel” ;

Break ;

Case ‘i’:

Cout<<”it is a vowel” ;

Break ;

Case ‘o’:

Cout<<”it is a vowel” ;

Break ;

Case ‘u’:

Cout<<”it is a vowel” ;

Break ;

default :

cout<<”not a vowel”;

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}

Return 0;

16) DO WHILE LOOP

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int x=1, fact =1;

Int y ;

cout<<”Enter value of y =”;

cin>>y;

Do

Fact=fact*x;

X++;

While(x<=y);

cout<<”Fractonal value of =”<<y<<”=”<<fact;

Return 0;

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17) EVEN NUMBER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

For (a=2; a<=20;a++)

If (a%2==0)

Cout<<”The even number from 2 to 20 are”<<a<<endl;

Return 0;

18) ODD NUMBER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

For(a=1;a<=20;a++)

If(a% 2!=0)

Cout<<”The odd number from 1 to 20 are”<<a<< endl ;

Return 0;

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19) TABLE OF 7 USING FOR LOOP

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a=7;

For (int b=1;b<=20;b++)

Cout<<”The table of 7:”<<a<<”*”<<b<<a*b<<endl;

Return 0;

20) TABLE2 USING FOR LOOP (user defined)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number:”;

Cin>>a;

For (int b=1; b<=20;b++)

Cout<<”The table of your number “<<a<<”*”,,b<<”=”<<a*b<<endl ;

Return 0;

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21) SQUARE POWER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

INT A;

COUT<<”Enter the number for square power value:”<<0;

Cin>>a;

Cout<<”The square power value of your number is :” endl;

Int b =a*a;

Cout<<b<< endl;

Return 0;

22) CUBE POWER

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number for square power value:”;

Cin>>a;

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Cout<<The cube power value of your number is:”<<endl;

Int b=a*a*a

Cout<<b<<endl;

Return 0;

23) INCREMENT

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number for square value:”

Cin>>a;

a ++;

cout<<”The square value of your number is:”<<endl;

return 0;

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24) DECREMENT

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number for square value:”;

Cin>>a;

a--;

cout<<”The square value of your number is:”<<endl;

return 0;

25) SQUARE

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a;

Cout<<”Enter the number for square value:”;

Cin>>a;

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Cout<<”The square value of your number is :”<<endl;

Cout<<sqrt (a) <<endl;

Return 0;

26) STRING LENGTH

(to count the length of the entered word)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a [20];

Cout<<”Enter your word”;

Cin>>a;

Cout<<”The length of your word is:<<endl ;

Cout<<”strlen (a)” endl;

Return 0;

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27) STRING REVERSE

(to reverse the entered word)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a [20]

Cout<<”Enter your word:”;

Cin>>a;

Cout<<”The reverse value of your word is ;”<<endl;

Cout<<”strrev (a)”<<endl;

Return 0;

29) STRING LOWERCASE

(to change the case of the entered word to lower case)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a [20];

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Cout<<”Enter your word in capital:”;

Cin>>a;

Cout<<”The lowercase value of your word is:”<<endl;

Cout<<”strlwr (a)” <<endl;

Return 0;

30) STRING UPPERCASE

(to change the case of the entered word to upper case)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a[20];

Cout<<”Enter your word in lower case:”;

Cin>>a;

Cout<<”The capital value of your word is :”<<endl;

Cout<<”strupr (a)”<<endl;

Return 0;

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31) STRING CONCATENATED

(to attach the halves word)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a [20];

Cout<<”Enter your word in half:”;

Cin>>a;

Char b[20];

Cout<<”enter your word in half:”;

Cin>>b;

Cout<<”strcat (shr,iya)<<endl;

Return 0;

31) ARRAY

a) SINGLE ARRAY

(number \ integet type )

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

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{

Int a [ ]={1,2,3,4};

Cout<<”value of array are:”<<endl;

For (int b=0,b ,=3; b++)

Cout<<a[b]<<endl;

Return 0;

b) MULTIPLE ARRAY
#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a[2] [4] ={{ 1,2,3,4} {5,6,7,8}};

Cout<<”value of array are:”endl;

For (int b=0;c<4; c++)

Cout<<a[b] [c]<<endl;

Cout<<endl;

Return 0;

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32) SINGLE ARRAY (haracter type)

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Int a[ ] ={ 1,2,3,4 };

Cot<<”value of array are:”<<endl ;

For (int b=0; b<=3; b++)

Cout<<a [b]<<endl;

Return 0;

33) MULTIPLE ARRAY

#include <iostream>

Using namespace std;

Int main()

Char a [2] [4] ={{ ‘A’,’N’,’A’,’B’},{‘I’,’G’,’Y’,’A’}};

Cout<<”value of array are:”<<endl;

For ( char b=0; b<2; b++)

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{

For (char c=0; c<4; c++)

Cout<<a [b][c]<<endl;

Return 0;

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