Quicksort is a widely used sorting algorithm known for its efficiency and simplicity. Developed by Tony Hoare in 1960, this sorting technique follows the “divide and conquer” paradigm which makes it a powerful tool for organizing data in ascending or descending order. Programmers find quicksort to be an excellent introduction to sorting algorithms due to its straightforward implementation and elegant design.
In this article, we’ll explore a curated set of programming tips to enhance your proficiency in C and C++. From optimizing performance to writing clean and maintainable code, these tips serve as guiding beacons for programmers. Let’s delve into the world of C and C++ and uncover the secrets that can transform your coding skills.
After a long time I decided to change the wallpaper from my desktop. The previous wallpaper was of my favorite
This article describes interfacing of the mouse using C/C++ programming. It contains information about different mouse cursor functions.
TrueEncrypt is a free open Source Encryption Software written in C++ programming language. If you haven’t used TrueCrypt before but need to protect confidential information and documents then I can totally propose to use this Free Software. The latest version has the ability to encrypt the whole drive on windows operating system. So without the password (which you set to encrypt the drive), you can not run your windows operating system.
Today I will try to explore math.h (library) header file provided to the programmers by turbo C++ compiler. Mostly people try to implement their own implementation of these functions; this is due to the lack of knowledge about Math library provided by turbo C++.
In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, tools that enhance productivity and streamline the coding process are highly sought after. GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio 2022 have emerged as powerful allies for C++ programmers and provides an integrated and efficient development environment.
This article demonstrates how you can print pyramids and diamonds using for loop and if condition. Building a pyramid in c programming is quite easy provided that you understand the concept of how loops works.
In the previous two posts (Graphics Library Reference part 1 and part 2) I have discussed few important functions of graphics.h library in C Programming. As promised here is the sample C language program which will demonstrate the use of graphics functions using C language and draw some geometrical shapes on the console. If you have followed the previous two posts the you will not find the source code difficult to compile and execute. If you still experience any problems using the source code or compiling the code the please do let me know, and I will try to figure it out.
