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Answer 1

@Jo-Jo

#include is know as a preprocessor directive, which is used to load files. It is the very first step to start the program In C++.So the file should be loaded first.
<>indicate the start and end of a file name to be loaded.
<iostream> is used so that we can cin and cout in the C++ program. They both are the part of input output library files.
Hope this helps. 😊

Answer 2

https://code.sololearn.com/capWoam2JSJ1/?ref=app

Unable to figure the bug

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/WqnhGD5Ucaqw/?ref=app

Answer 4

@Leo lol

Answer 5

@Aayush Bhansali
I could generate a correct output when I replaced bin.reverse() with bin[::-1].
You see, list.reverse reverses the list, but you need to print the list after the operation is performed.
Eg -
list.reverse()
print(list)
#list.reverse() cannot be printed.

Answer 6

The following program is to be submitted as a project in my school.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1W7suNhZQ5kuBae3NY2_ifV94XLTkoRnS

Please review and provide suggestions if possible.

Note - Kindly read the ReadMe.txt before using the program.

Prerequisites - Windows, 64 bit

Answer 7

Hello! I’m wondering, how can you let people, for example, fill in their names in your code? (Php)

Answer 8

So I have just started and I’m confused about the #include and <iosstream> and all that stuff. The way it is explained is complicated.