So I have an assignment for school project, and I need help from experienced programmers.
The tasks: Search for birthdays in the list of people.
Data structure of queues and its basic operations.
I dont know how to programm these, so if you can help, I would appreciate it. You can contact me on discord or teamspeak.
Start with the chapter on Lists in the free book in
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Steve
Uhmm. I thought you would help me differently :D. Instead of sending useful links (Which I sadly dont have the time to read). My assigment is today… https://prnt.sc/t0e78e
Here is screenshot of mine attempt to do the birthday list task (search for birthdays in the list of people) but what I did is wrong so can somebody help me with it (please dont send link how to learn it…)
If you’re a school student then the best thing you can do is learn how to do things instead of just being given the answers. That is the whole point of getting an education.
Having said that, it’s up to people if they want to help you cheat.
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