WSQ 07- Lists.

--Originally published at Alexa

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
float tot, avr, sta;
float numbers [10];
tot =0;
sta =0;

for (int i=0; i<10; i++)
{
cout<<“Please give me the value of a number: “<<endl;
cin>>numbers [i];
tot = tot + numbers[i];}

avr=tot/10.0;

for (int i=0; i<10; i++)
{
sta = sta + (numbers [i]-avr)*(numbers [i]-avr);
}

sta = sqrt (sta)/10.0;

cout<<“\nThe total is: “<<tot <<endl;
cout<<“The average is: “<<avr <<endl;
cout<<“The standard deviation is: “<<sta <<endl;

return 0;
}

#masterytopic14 #masterytopic18. In this program I made use of arrays and “for” loops. This program asks the user for 10 numbers and then calculates the sum, average and standard deviation. I had already done my program and it worked only that I didn’t do it how it was supposed to be. Teacher Ken helped me with this one. Thanks Ken.

Feedback of this first partial

--Originally published at Alexa

IT WAS HARD, not because of the programation but because adapting to a new environment without my family was difficult and kinda sad. I still miss them tho. My grades weren’t as good as expected, i’m poorer everyday, i’m always hungry and ain’t nobody got time to sleep. I think this gets easier, but we’ll see. I ❤ Ru Paul’s everyone should see Season 6. #RPDGseason6 #party #laganjaestranja #thelibraryisopen

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this doggo is giving some 80’s diva glamazon realness. The couture is amazing. Shantay she stays.

WSQ 06- Factorial Calculation.

--Originally published at Alexa

Today I made this program that calculates the factorial of whatever number you put. I did it with help of https://www.programiz.com/cpp-programming/examples/factorial, and some help from the programs of my other classmates. I found it difficult at the beginning but then really easy.

WSQ 05- On to functions.

--Originally published at Alexa

I think this program was easier than the other ones, it’s cool to see that you can do the same things using different methods. I like dogs.

WSQ 04- Sum of numbers.

--Originally published at Alexa

Today I finally finished this headache, I tried to do it like in 500 different ways and none worked until I found this set of opperations. I understood them and said “oh, this wasn’t that hard”. I like to program tbh.

WSQ 03- Pick a number.

--Originally published at Alexa

I discovered new functions as well as new libraries. I realized that without the srand(time(NULL)) it does generate 1 random number but it’s always the same. I also learnt to use the loop function and it was cool.

WSQ 02- Temperature.

--Originally published at Alexa

I made this program in less than 20 minutes, I already feel like a pro. It’s really easy to do this kind of things. #TC1017

WSQ 01- Fun with numbers.

--Originally published at Alexa

I had a hard time doing this one because I didn’t know I had to write ./a. out every time I changed a single thing about it. I used google images and weird pages to make it work. After 30 min of trying to run it properly it finally raaaaaaaaaaan #blessed #memyselfandI #TC1017

Hello World

--Originally published at Alexa

I’ve had already some contact with programmation before, I had the C++ application on my computer but I felt this activity was a little different. I didn’t have to use a bash, or not that I can recall. After finishing this project I felt good. It was nice to see that all the effort and uninstalled adapters worked up for something.

Installing the bash

--Originally published at Alexa

I got some trouble installing the bash, not because of the installing per se but of the consequences of installing it. One of my drivers got unistalled automatically and I didn’t know what to do tbh. It was the “Realtek RTL8723DE 802.11b/g/n PCle Adapter” I don’t know what it means, the only thing I really know is that my Adapter for Wifi wasn’t working so I didn’t have access to internet and I was shooked. I fixed it like in 30 minutes so I felt like super hacker.