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Programming Project HELP

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  • 14-03-2013 11:10am
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    Jude_2010
    Registered Users Posts: 118 ✭✭


    I'm working on a Project for college and one of the assignments is that we're required to write a program to perform a task based on fundamentals of Electrical Science.

    You are expected to input complex numbers in the form a+jb, and to convert them to the form R<θ .

    The R and should then be printed to the screen.

    (1) Once R has been calculated, then the circular co-ordinates should be converted back to a+jb
    format, and also displayed on the screen.

    Anybody willing to help with the program :P

    also it must be done in C not C++


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    Atomic Pineapple
    Registered Users Posts: 18,272 ✭✭✭✭Atomic Pineapple


    What have you attempted so far and where are you getting stuck?


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    ChRoMe
    Registered Users Posts: 2,021 ✭✭✭ChRoMe


    draffodx wrote: »
    What have you attempted so far and where are you getting stuck?

    A thousand times this, these "plz give me da codes" posts are extremely irritating.


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    Creamy Goodness
    Registered Users Posts: 26,571 ✭✭✭✭Creamy Goodness


    you do know that college lecturers know of this forum?

    anyways just as well that your boards account is completely anonymous and in no way reveals your true identity.


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    Sparks
    Registered Users Posts: 40,038 ✭✭✭✭Sparks


    This is in the charter for a reason. Thread closed.
    Evil Phil wrote: »
    RIGHT YOU 'ORRIBLE LOT!!!!

    If you are a learning to code in college, in your first job or just out of interest here are the rules for beginners when asking questions:
    • Try and give a good description of your problem in the thread title.
    • Post a sample of your code no matter how poor you may think it is. It shows an effort on your behalf and that's really important.
    • Try and explain your attempt in the previous point.
    • Now ask any questions you may have.
    • If there are any errror codes, messages, or a stack trace then post that too. I might look like gobbledegook to you but it contains everything you need to know to solve your problem.

    Follow these rules everywhere, here, on other forums, in work, in college and anywhere else you can ask a question. A willingness to learn to very important in development and nobody will fault you for asking a question as long as you've made a prior effort.

    You should also learn how to search the web. It's an acquired skill. If you repeatedly fail to come with a solution when searching well you should probably document your own efforts for the next person along, you young groundbreaker you!

    Follow the rules above and we'll get along fine. Repeat offenders will be banned. Anyone who laughs and points, sneers or generally gets sniffy at a poster following these rules will be banned for sure.

    All is well, consume.


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