Here is my video of masteries 11 & 12
Here is my video of masteries 15 & 16
Here is my video of my mastery 7http://youtu.be/qZ-L1dzfsEs?hd=1
Here is my video of masteries 3 & 4
Here is the video of masteries 1 & 2
Here is my solution of Quiz 8, it was really difficult but I completed with some help of Esau Preciado, he gave me a link where he found the correct way to did it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq1h1KPoGBU
Here is my picture of my code:
Thank’s Ken
This WSQ was really difficult but at the end I did it YEEEEEIIIIII..!!!!!!
Ken and Rene Orozco help me, look for his blog he is amazing doing everything about programming.
I used the tutorial from ken
This quiz was really difficult for me. Rene Orozco bring me some help but I look for more help in http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/3212/.
Here is my first picture of the first part of the quiz (quiz 1)
This quiz was about a Fibonacci sequence, the user put a number and then the computer did the sequence with that number.
Here is my second picture of the second part of the quiz (quiz 2)
This quiz was really difficult but Rene Orozco help me and I used this link to watch for a solution http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8362572/check-if-a-string-is-palindrome
In this quiz the user has to put a string of words, and the computer will say if that string is palindrome or not, a palindrome is a word, phrase, number or other sequence which reads the same backward or forward.
This WSQ was really easy, because I used the same format as the WSQ03 (fun with numbers) but in this case I use functions.
I learned how to do it from the class book and Rene Orozco help me
As always.
In this program you have to give 2 numbers, then the program will make a sum, I’ll give you an example to understand better:
you give the first number: 2
then
you give the second number: 5
the computer will make the sum of all the values that are between the first number and the second number
2+3+4+5
and the final result will be: 14
I use this link to help me
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/numeric/partial_sum/
and Rene Orozco help me again.