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Retrieves the path your application is running from



Retrieves the path your application is running from

Private Sub Form_Load()
MsgBox App.Path
End Sub

C++ Codings Quick Sort & Randomization
Quick sort is based on an 'algorithmic' design pattern called 'divide-conquer'. Unlike Merge Sort it does not require 'extra memory space'. The average time complexity is "O(n*log(n))"

Convert Binary Number Octal Vice-Versa
You will learn to convert "binary number" to octal, and octal number to binary manually by creating a "user-defined" function. In this, first convert the binary number to "decimal".

Display the Nodes of Linked list in Reverse
Program to display the nodes of a Linked List in Reverse without using Recursion. Program, using iteration, Displays Linked list in reverse. Linked list is an ordered set of data elements,

C Specifies the buffer that Stream will use
Send to a buffered stream to filep1 and send to an unbuffered stream to filep2. Set buf to null to turn off buffering. The buffer must be BUFSIZ characters long. BUFSIZ is defined in

Implementation for Top-Down Splay Tree
Finding the smallest item in the tree. Not the most efficient implementation ('two passes'), but has correct "amortized behavior". A good alternative is to first call Find with parameter

Code shows how to fork system call works
C Programming example that shows how fork system call works. Let us now print the current working directory of the child. Now we are in the parent thread. Let is check the

C Program Filter text with a stop word list
Read stoplist into binary tree, expects one entry per line. Split string into tokens, return token array. Make sure, copy string to a safe place. Always keep last entry null terminated.

Print the Factorial of Number by recursion
Program takes a Positive integer & Calculates the factorial of the number. First user enter 6 then, Factorial will be equal to '1*2*3*4*5*6' 720. Learn to Find the "Factorial" of a number