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Eliot – Poetry is an escape from Personality 1

Eliot – Poetry is an escape from Personality

The thesis proposes that the poem The Wasteland is the painful expression of the collapse of a epoch and the synthesis of the collapse of women; that T.S. Eliot, relying on the investment of...

Does Aristotle’s schema of the elements of tragedy have any relevance today? Comment. 1

Does Aristotle’s schema of the elements of tragedy have any relevance today? Comment.

Does Aristotle’s schema of the elements of tragedy have any relevance today? Comment. The dramatic literature constitutes one of the three great literary genres, with the peculiarity of having spectacular non-literary elements. 1. THE...

Program to determine if a number is even or odd in C – Programming and Electronics 0

Program to determine if a number is even or odd in C – Programming and Electronics

Program to determine if a number is even or odd in C In this example, we will show a program that asks for a number, then the program will tell us if the number...

Variables Notes 4

Variables Notes

Question – Explain the meaning of variables. Classify the different types of variable. Answer –  Meaning of variables – A variable, as the name implies, is something that is different. This is the simplest...

STRUCT – Definition And Access To Data 1

STRUCT – Definition And Access To Data

A record is a grouping of data, which are not necessarily of the same type. They are defined with the word “struct”. To access each of the data that form the record, whether we...

Handling files in C ++ 0

Handling files in C ++

Write operations in files function The header file fstream.h defines the ifstream, ostream and fstream classes for read, write and read / write operations on files respectively. To work with files we must create...

Programming in C / C ++: Use of Pointers 1

Programming in C / C ++: Use of Pointers

Programming in c Pointers to pass arguments by reference to functions Suppose we have a function that makes some calculations with 2 numbers that we pass on, this is your statement: void calculations (int...

Operations with matrices – Matrix Class in c ++ 1

Operations with matrices – Matrix Class in c ++

The following is the first exercise I did with matrix. Perhaps some of these exercises can serve as a base. You can read the previous post about vectors, matrices and pointers if you still...

Write a C program to separate even and odd numbers of an array and put them in two separate arrays. 2

Write a C program to separate even and odd numbers of an array and put them in two separate arrays.

Write in C language sum of odd and even number a program that: 1º) Ask for a number (whole data) by keyboard. 2nd) Repeat step 1, while the number entered is different from zero....

Analysis of algorithms and data structures, their order, their typology and their implementation in different languages 1

Analysis of algorithms and data structures, their order, their typology and their implementation in different languages

It is said that something is recursive if it is defined in terms of itself or itself. It is also said that the same word should never be included in the definition of this...

How to find the largest number and its position within an array in Java 0

How to find the largest number and its position within an array in Java

This is a basic problem when working with arrays in Java. The idea is to find the largest number of the array and the position it occupies. The first thing is to declare the...

Introduction of Waiting for Godot In Simple English 0

Introduction of Waiting for Godot In Simple English

Introduction: Beckett’s work knows a little when the curtain falls, or we pass the last page; our imagination has to figure out if Godot will finally come, or if Vladimir and Tarragon will get...

SUMMERY “Waiting for Godot” IN HINDI AND SIMPLE ENGLISH 0

SUMMERY “Waiting for Godot” IN HINDI AND SIMPLE ENGLISH

When Alan Schneider who was directing the first production of Waiting for Godot in America, asked Becket who or what he was referring to with Godot, Becket told him that if he had known...

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