Course: Computer Science

[Hanzo23]

Hi sisters, I really need help, may alam ba kayong sites that woud be helpful in C++ codes programming, I really have some trouble with it. If pwede po ipost yun links, pa-post na lang, if not po please pa-pm po. I would gladly appreciate that. Another thing can you help me po in this two problems.

First problem:

Write a C++ program that would display this kind of pattern.
*Note: The number has spaces between them.

1
2 2
3 3 3
4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5

Here's how I did it in C# (You may want to convert certain conventions into C++ format)

int X,Y;
for (X=1; X<=5; X++)
{
     for (Y=X; Y>=1 Y--)
             {
                  Console.Write(" "+X); //this writes the value for the value of X in the Y iteration
              }
      Console.WriteLine(); //ends the "Write" command once it meets the condition of the 2nd "for" loop   
}
Console.ReadLine(); //allows to see the result without closing the console window. Hit "enter" to close

I'll see if I can help you with your second question. The only challenge that remains for you is to translate this C# code into C++. The functions should be similar and the format of the commands are the only difference.

[Hanzo23]

Second problem:

Write a C++ program that would display this output pattern.

1
2 2
3 3 3
4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6
7 7 7
8 8
9



Note: We must USE NESTED LOOPING for all the problems. For the first problem, there are two FOR structures and for the second one, there are 4 FOR structures. I really need your help guys so please please sisters, kindly help me po. Godbless you all. Thank you.

Here is the code I have built using C# (You should be able to translate that now into C++)

int X,Y,Z,V;
for (X=1; X<=5; X++)
{
     for (Y=X; Y>=1 Y--)
             {
                  Console.Write(" "+X); //this writes the value for the value of X in the Y iteration
              }
      Console.WriteLine(); //ends the "Write" command once it meets the condition of the  "Y" for loop
}
for (Z=6; Z<=10; Z++) //declares Z=6 in an incrementing loop
{
      for (V=X-1; V>1; V--) // using inheritance from the value of X, the int V (which is the iterator), borrows the current value in X and decrements it
     {
            Console.Write(" "+Z); //writes the value of Z
      }
Console.WriteLine(); //ends the write command once it meets the condition of the "V" for loop
X--; //another decrement value for X to get a lower starting inherited value
}
Console.ReadLine(); //To be used to demo the layout. Press enter to escape the command console

[angelsakura2]

Here is the code I have built using C# (You should be able to translate that now into C++)

int X,Y,Z,V;
for (X=1; X<=5; X++)
{
     for (Y=X; Y>=1 Y--)
             {
                  Console.Write(" "+X); //this writes the value for the value of X in the Y iteration
              }
      Console.WriteLine(); //ends the "Write" command once it meets the condition of the  "Y" for loop
}
for (Z=6; Z<=10; Z++) //declares Z=6 in an incrementing loop
{
      for (V=X-1; V>1; V--) // using inheritance from the value of X, the int V (which is the iterator), borrows the current value in X and decrements it
     {
            Console.Write(" "+Z); //writes the value of Z
      }
Console.WriteLine(); //ends the write command once it meets the condition of the "V" for loop
X--; //another decrement value for X to get a lower starting inherited value
}
Console.ReadLine(); //To be used to demo the layout. Press enter to escape the command console

Here's how I did it in C# (You may want to convert certain conventions into C++ format)

I'll see if I can help you with your second question. The only challenge that remains for you is to translate this C# code into C++. The functions should be similar and the format of the commands are the only difference.

Hi sis, thank you for helping me. I give you a yay for this sister! However i have some trouble converting this since i haven't tackled c# yet,and i couldn't find any converter that would work but i'm working on it. Thank you so much sis. I would juust like to ask sis, should i use "IF-ELSE" with this? or just stick with the "FOR statements? Thank you sis!

[Hanzo23]

Hi sis, thank you for helping me. I give you a yay for this sister! However i have some trouble converting this since i haven't tackled c# yet,and i couldn't find any converter that would work but i'm working on it. Thank you so much sis. I would juust like to ask sis, should i use "IF-ELSE" with this? or just stick with the "FOR statements? Thank you sis!

You dont need to use any IF or nested IF statements when the only criteria that was given to you is to use FOR loops.

C# and C++ share a lot of common traits. for example. the Console.WriteLine() method is also allowed to be used in C++. The Nested IF statements are identical so you only need to figure out how to write the output based on the programming language you are using.

BTW........ Im a guy 

[angelsakura2]

You dont need to use any IF or nested IF statements when the only criteria that was given to you is to use FOR loops.

C# and C++ share a lot of common traits. for example. the Console.WriteLine() method is also allowed to be used in C++. The Nested IF statements are identical so you only need to figure out how to write the output based on the programming language you are using.

BTW........ Im a guy 

Oh im sorry for that, thanks a lot bro. haha i need to study how to convert that to c++ to get it right. Thank you bro. You really help me a lot.

[Hanzo23]

Oh im sorry for that, thanks a lot bro. haha i need to study how to convert that to c++ to get it right. Thank you bro. You really help me a lot.

No prob.

The FOR statements should be the same format. I checked MSDN and they should be the same. The only difference is to translate "Write()" and "WriteLine()" into C++. The major difference for them is that "Write()" outputs the value in a single line continuously and "WriteLine()" outputs the value into a single line of text and any future output moves to the next line below.

[angelsakura2]

No prob.

The FOR statements should be the same format. I checked MSDN and they should be the same. The only difference is to translate "Write()" and "WriteLine()" into C++. The major difference for them is that "Write()" outputs the value in a single line continuously and "WriteLine()" outputs the value into a single line of text and any future output moves to the next line below.

Thank you bro. Sorry late reply. Naging busy kasi sa school po e.

[angelsakura2]

Hi bros and sis, i need a favor po. Pahelp ulit po sana sa programming since im stuck. It is kinda long and i need to pass it before midhight but i have only finished 1/4 of it and im stuck. If there is anyone there who is willing to help, please kindly pm me po. Thank you. ( This will mean a lot.

[patrishapink]

Boring raw ang ConSci sabi ng kuya ko eh. Kaya nga may nag-suggest sa kanya na IT na lang raw yung kukunin niya.

[Hanzo23]

Boring raw ang ConSci sabi ng kuya ko eh. Kaya nga may nag-suggest sa kanya na IT na lang raw yung kukunin niya.

I wouldnt confirm it is boring per se, if you like puzzles, or problem solving, you'll love this profession. It takes a lot of concentration to understand the problem and come up with a solution.

[angelsakura2]

Hi po. I need your help. May assignment kasi kami sa C# po e I dont seem to get this last part.

"You should have another implementation class (BorrowerApp = form1) for the calling of a constructor and for creating an instance of a Borrower class. "

Our goal is to create a simplified library system. The last line which is the one above is confusing, d ko po alam if I should create another form or another class, and what I would put inside the class or form. Thank you po sa mga may opinyons or sasagot, any idea?

[xinmoi]

Hello CS people. Patulong naman. Baka may i-susuggest kayong thesis proposal. Me and my group are making with this for 3 weeks na. Kaya lang wala talaga kaming maisip. Pa-suggest naman. Or, mag-share na lang kayo ng na-thesis nyo. It will surely be a great help! 

[Hanzo23]

Hello CS people. Patulong naman. Baka may i-susuggest kayong thesis proposal. Me and my group are making with this for 3 weeks na. Kaya lang wala talaga kaming maisip. Pa-suggest naman. Or, mag-share na lang kayo ng na-thesis nyo. It will surely be a great help! 

Are you strictly software only? what are the skill levels in terms of coding and programming language of your groupmates?

[akosidaph]

Hello po Medyo naguguluhan pa po kasi ako sa kukuning course. My choices are: BSBAA, BSMath at ito. Mahal ko po kasi yung Math mula pagkabata hanggang ngayon. Kaya lang, biglang dumating si ICT sa buhay ko na nagturo sa akin ng basic programming gamit ang C++ at VB6. So, kung okay lang po, share naman po kayo ng something about Computer Science. Para lang alam ko po kung ano talaga kukunin ko. Thanks po Have a nice day

[Hanzo23]

Hello po Medyo naguguluhan pa po kasi ako sa kukuning course. My choices are: BSBAA, BSMath at ito. Mahal ko po kasi yung Math mula pagkabata hanggang ngayon. Kaya lang, biglang dumating si ICT sa buhay ko na nagturo sa akin ng basic programming gamit ang C++ at VB6. So, kung okay lang po, share naman po kayo ng something about Computer Science. Para lang alam ko po kung ano talaga kukunin ko. Thanks po Have a nice day

Computer Science has a very wide field by itself. Some programming jobs are math intensive (algorithms, encryption, finance, simulations for both entertainment and military) and sometimes a master's degree in Mathematics is needed to get into these certain kind of careers.

If you love math, I would still recommend the CS field just because of the amount of career openings and the general path where the market is shifting.