this code was a conversion from my prevous code i have written in C, what i like from python are it simplicity.... as you can compare from my prevous code
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Friday, March 12, 2010
python exponent counter
exponent counter with C
this program ask user input for base value and the limit value of the exponent
variabel explanation:
x is used for interval value
y is used for base value
z is used for exponent container
v is used for limit value
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Monday, March 8, 2010
change currency counter in C
from my previous program program penghitung uang pecahan dengan python i've rewrite the code in C
#include <stdio.h>
/*change currency counter program*/
int main(){
int amount, result, rest;
/*user input*/
printf ("welcome to amount currency counter program \n");
printf ("input your amount change ");
scanf ("%d", &amount);
/*mulai proses*/
result=amount/100000;
rest=amount%100000;
printf ("your change amount : \n");
printf ("%d", result); printf(" seratusribuan \n");
if (rest>=50000){
result=rest/50000;
rest=rest%50000;
printf("%d", result); printf(" limapuluhribuan \n");
}
if (rest>=20000){
result=rest/20000;
rest=rest%20000;
printf("%d", result); printf(" duapuluhribuan \n");
}
if (rest>=10000){
result=rest/10000;
rest=rest%10000;
printf("%d", result); printf(" sepuluhribuan \n");
}
if (rest>=5000){
result=rest/5000;
rest=rest%5000;
printf("%d", result); printf(" limaribuan \n");
}
if (rest>=1000){
result=rest/1000;
rest=rest%1000;
printf("%d", result); printf (" seribuan \n");
}
if (rest>=500){
result=rest/500;
rest=rest%500;
printf("%d", result); printf (" limaratusan \n");
}
if (rest>=100){
result=rest/100;
rest=rest%100;
printf("%d", result); printf (" seratusan \n");
}
getchar();
return 0;
}
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change currency counter python
after visiting allaboutalgoritma, i've interested seeing their change currency, so i decided to convert it in python. forgive me if you're confused with the language cause it's indonesian
#change currency program
print "welcome to my change currency program"
amount = input("your money amount")
result=amount/100000
rest=amount%100000
print "your change amount"
print result, "seratusribuan"
if (rest>=50000):
result=rest/50000
rest=rest%50000
print result, "limapuluhribuan"
if (rest>=20000):
result=rest/20000
rest=rest%20000
print result, "duapuluhribuan"
if (rest>=10000):
result=rest/10000
rest=rest%10000
print result, "sepuluhribuan"
if (rest>=5000):
result=rest/5000
rest=rest%5000
print result, "limaribuan"
if (rest>=1000):
result=rest/1000
rest=rest%1000
print result, "seribuan"
if (rest>=500):
result=rest/500
rest=rest%500
print result, "limaratusan"
if (rest>=100):
result=rest/100
rest=rest%100
print result, "seratusan"
else:
print "rupiah"
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
age counter in C++
here is my simple age counter program, the concept still same likemy previous code's
#include <iostream>
//age counter program
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variable declaration
char name[32];
int bday, bmonth, byear;
int tday, tmonth, tyear;
int bdate, tdate;
int day, month, year;
//input process
cout<<"who are you? ";
cin>> name;
//input birth
cout<<"input birth day ";
cin>> bday;
cout<<"input birth month ";
cin>> bmonth;
cout<<"input birth year ";
cin>> byear;
//input recent
cout<<"input recent day ";
cin>> tday;
cout<<"input recent month ";
cin>> tmonth;
cout<<"input recent year ";
cin>> tyear;
cin.ignore();
//algorythm processing
bdate=bday+(bmonth*30)+(byear*365);
tdate=tday+(tmonth*30)+(tyear*365);
//result processing
day=(tdate-bdate)%365%30;
month=(tdate-bdate)%365/30;
year=(tdate-bdate)/365;
//result
cout<< name;
cout<< ","<< day<<","<< month<< ","<<year;
//commentation
if (year<=5){
cout<<" you're still baby";
}
else if (year<=17){
cout<<" you're still young";
}
else if (year<=40){
cout<<" you're an adult";
}
else if (year<=99){
cout<<" you're old enough";
}
else {
cout<<" are you serious?";
}
cin.get();
return 1;
}
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age counter in C
this was the C version of my precious age counter program
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
/*age counter program*/
int main()
{
/*variable declaration*/
char name[32];
int bday, bmonth, byear;
int tday, tmonth, tyear;
int tdate, bdate;
int day, month, year;
/*user input*/
printf ("who are you \n");
scanf ("%s[^\n]", name);
/*input birth day*/
printf ("input birth day \n");
scanf ("%d", &bday);
printf ("input birth month \n");
scanf ("%d", &bmonth);
printf ("input birth year \n");
scanf ("%d", &byear);
/*input recent day*/
printf ("input recent day \n");
scanf ("%d", &tday);
printf ("input recent month \n");
scanf ("%d", &tmonth);
printf ("input recent year \n");
scanf ("%d", &tyear);
/*algorhytm processing*/
bdate=bday+(bmonth*30)+(byear*365);
tdate=tday+(tmonth*30)+(tyear*365);
/*result processing*/
year=(tdate-bdate)/365;
month=(tdate-bdate)%365/30;
day=(tdate-tmonth)%365%30;
/*result*/
printf("%s %d %d %d", name, day, month, year);
/*comment about age*/
if (year <= 5) {
printf ("\n you're still baby \n");
}
else if (year <= 17) {
printf ("\n you're still young\n");
}
else if (year <= 40) {
printf ("\n you're an adult \n");
}
else if (year <= 99) {
printf ("\n you're old enough \n");
}
else {
printf ("\n are you serious? \n");
}
getchar();
return 0;
}
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Hello world in C
this is a Hello world in C, yes! i know, that many other site's has create same topic.
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf ("Hello world!");
getchar();
return 0;
}
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Hello world in C++
there's a tradition in programming that newbie should success performing hello world, so this is my hello world
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
create dialogbox with javascript
this example will create an "pop up" that ask user input, enjoy it
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keymail, email key logger
honestly, i never use this keymail, but i decided to posting this code, so you can help me understanding this code
i've got this code from IndonesiaHacker.org , but it's not 100% pure anymore, there's some line i've changed. but that will not affect the program, cause i'm just change the commentation
i've using DevC++ 4.9.9.2 portable. and got some problem when compiling, after i've read instruction in line 37-40. it's all clear
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