How to make a program in turbo C++ using class to get 5 students details -(5 subject marks, name, rollno)?

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How to make a program in turbo c++ using class to get 5 students details -(5 subject marks,name,rollno)?

Posted 22-Jul-17 2:31am

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Updated 22-Jul-17 4:48am

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 22-Jul-17 8:46am

You do it by research, design, code and test.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-07-22T04:48:00

The same way you approach any problem: Specification, design, development, test, release.

First read the question your tutor set very carefully - they normally contain nearly everything you need to know to write the answer. Then re-read your course notes - that should fill in the blanks.

Then use the question as a specification and design a solution which fits it. Test the design by hand and make sure it works.
When the design is ok and tests out, begin coding the design. Test this as you go, and at the end. At some points, you may have to go back to a stage above and rework the spec or design.

Test it. And test it again. If it fails, go back and revise until it doesn't.
You can now submit your work.

Give it a try: it's probably a lot easier than you think.