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Common Text Transformation Library

Common Text Transformation Library, CTTL for short, is a set of C++ classes and functions to...

50 Best C/C++ Source Code Pages and Websites

In this article, I am going to share 50 outstanding websites and web pages. which I believe. every C or C++ developer should know and bookmark. This list provides direct links to programming source codes along with their description.

Counting Words, Lines and Characters in a Text File in C

This is a small C language program that can read a text file. The program is given file name as command parameter and it reads the file line by line. The program will prints out number of characters and words in each line.

Applied Cryptography: Protocols, Algorithms and Source Code in C

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Java Program to Demonstrate the Use of Linked List

This is a very simple implementation of linked list in java programming language. Very nice and well commented java source code for beginners.

Java Program to Show Stack Implementation

This is a simple Java program to demonstrate the Stack data structure implementation. This code provides a simple implementation of a stack with basic operations (push, pop, and isEmpty).

C# Program to Validate Email Address

This is a simple C# .NET Program to validate email address. The ValildateEmail() function checks for a valid email and returns true if the email address is a valid email otherwise it returns false if the email address is not proper syntax. The code is well commented and should explain what is happening .

C Program to Calculate Factorial of a Number

This C program is designed to compute the factorial of a user-entered integer. The program employs a for loop to calculate the factorial and then displays the result. The user can continue inputting positive integers to obtain their factorials until a non-integer input is provided which terminates the program.