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C Sorting Command Line Piping Tutorial

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Hope you’ve been noticing the improved usefulness, as a tool, our C “sorting” program is becoming as, today, we add some “piping” functionality, to add to yesterday’s command line switch improvements with our Windows C program that sorts arguments on … Continue reading →

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C Sorting Command Line Switch Tutorial

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Yesterday we started with a Windows C program that sorts arguments on the command line via the qsort method when we presented C Sorting Primer Tutorial as shown below. Today we show you a very useful technique to open up … Continue reading →

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C Sorting Primer Tutorial

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As we have mentioned before, as with C String Function Timings Primer Tutorial as shown below, you don’t have to use an IDE to do C programming. There is Digital Mars C as an example of that. We have talked … Continue reading →

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Linux sort Tutorial

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If you were to nominate the most frequent “chore” you set your “software programs” to do, and we should never forget we are here to make software that achieves something, there is a big chance you’d choose the job of … Continue reading →

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C++ Xcode Numerical Bubble Sort Tutorial

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Here is a tutorial that uses the Xcode IDE on a Mac laptop to create a C++ desktop compiled application using a Bubble Sort method to numerically sort some numbers (ie. double). Attempting to write code with a generic eye … Continue reading →

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Java BubbleSort + Sum + Average Tutorial

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Java is a great language to learn. If you like Java you may eventually like C++, and vice versa. It has sophisticated data structures, Object Oriented (the thinking that you can build classes with data and methods which define objects … Continue reading →

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