you could get the answers online.
Friday, July 31, 2009
I have failed in c language in my class test in nit kkr what to do?
appear again and finish it... no other go...
I have failed in c language in my class test in nit kkr what to do?
See if you can change to some other credit from "C"... "C" is not easy. I flunked too... and twice. It's a stupid language and there are much better things in IT. Try Java.... I flunked that too though
Reply:Its not the end of the world. Prepare well %26amp; appear again, learn from your mistakes. That is what life is all about :-)
Reply:Remember that failure is a stepping stone to success.
Review your performance and find out what went wrong for you. Frankly speaking, C is one of the best languages and it is still is having great significance and application.
If you really find it hard to master this language try some of the following.
1) The major reason for finding any programming language difficult is that the person is not very sure about the syntax of the language. Try learning the syntax.
2) Collecting more information about what you are using may help you. eg:- the printf you use is actually a function defined (written) in the standard library (or file) ( stdio.h I think). You are requesting to add that file (# include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt; ) in the beginning so that you can use the functions defined in it. Another such thing is the main function which is a special type of function ( The one where the execution starts.)
3) Listen to those who know the soul of the language. They may be your teachers or good authors or some one else.
4) LOVE IS THE STRONGEST WEAPON. So simply try loving your C language. Your love will not be left unnoticed!
5) Finally but most importantly, write your own programs. This is the most important one. All the above ones are simply to enable you do this.
6) Check your programs for errors preferably using a computer. Once you debug a couple of programs you will become an expert in programming.
Have a nice day!
Yours lovingly,
Harikrishnan P
harikrishnanp.india@yahoo.co.in
Reply:Try to understand for logic of programmes and if nothing works mugg all codes and write test again..
Hint : if it is online test then copy code from temperary folders.. where u store u r actual codes.
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I have failed in c language in my class test in nit kkr what to do?
See if you can change to some other credit from "C"... "C" is not easy. I flunked too... and twice. It's a stupid language and there are much better things in IT. Try Java.... I flunked that too though
Reply:Its not the end of the world. Prepare well %26amp; appear again, learn from your mistakes. That is what life is all about :-)
Reply:Remember that failure is a stepping stone to success.
Review your performance and find out what went wrong for you. Frankly speaking, C is one of the best languages and it is still is having great significance and application.
If you really find it hard to master this language try some of the following.
1) The major reason for finding any programming language difficult is that the person is not very sure about the syntax of the language. Try learning the syntax.
2) Collecting more information about what you are using may help you. eg:- the printf you use is actually a function defined (written) in the standard library (or file) ( stdio.h I think). You are requesting to add that file (# include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt; ) in the beginning so that you can use the functions defined in it. Another such thing is the main function which is a special type of function ( The one where the execution starts.)
3) Listen to those who know the soul of the language. They may be your teachers or good authors or some one else.
4) LOVE IS THE STRONGEST WEAPON. So simply try loving your C language. Your love will not be left unnoticed!
5) Finally but most importantly, write your own programs. This is the most important one. All the above ones are simply to enable you do this.
6) Check your programs for errors preferably using a computer. Once you debug a couple of programs you will become an expert in programming.
Have a nice day!
Yours lovingly,
Harikrishnan P
harikrishnanp.india@yahoo.co.in
Reply:Try to understand for logic of programmes and if nothing works mugg all codes and write test again..
Hint : if it is online test then copy code from temperary folders.. where u store u r actual codes.
pokemon cards
What is the difference between hepatitis c and hepatitis b?
What is the difference between hepatitis c and hepatitis b? And also can it be possible to have a false positive on a Hepatitis B test? My friend tested negative 4 months ago for it, but now she got a test again and it came back positive this time, but nothing has changed in her life. Same sex partner, no cheating, no drug use or anything. So she went back today to get another re-test, thinking that the positive test was a mistake. We won't find out the answers for a few days though. But basically the reason why she gets tested so often for this type of stuff is because she is trying to get pregnant with invitro, and they must test for all of these diseases before they will inseminate you with the fertilized egg.
Anyway, if she does really have Hepatitis B, why isn't she sick? And will she eventually get sick? And also, how long does it take to show up on a blood test before you do test positive for Hepatitis B, I mean can she have caught it a year ago, but it just now showed up?
What is the difference between hepatitis c and hepatitis b?
The main difference is that they are caused by different viruses.
Reply:The difference is hep b is a DNA virus and hep C is a RNA virus. Aside from that overly simple answer, the other differences are that most people (80% or so) exposed to the hep B virus clear it on their own, through their own body's immune response system. With hep C, only about 15-20% of those exposed to it clear it through their own immune system; the rest go on to have chronic, active hepatitis c which causes damage (scarring) to the liver. The damage can progress to cirrhosis (15-20%)or liver cancer in about 5% of people with hep c.
The other major difference is that hep B can progress directly to liver cancer (without progressing to cirrhosis first, as hep c does).
It is very possible to have no symptoms; that is why both hep b and hep c are so dangerous. People can have it for years or decades and not know it, all the while the alcohol you drink or the medicines you take can make the scarring on the liver (called fibrosis) worse.
It is possible she was originally tested during the period of time when the virus could not be detected, or it could be a false positive. There are other tests our health dept. does to determine if the positive is from a vaccine, or from exposure. Read about the other tests at the link below. Best wishes.
Reply:Hepatitis B is caused by a hepadnavirus
Hepatitis C (originally "non-A non-B hepatitis") is caused by a Flavivirus
Reply:HAV is found in the feces of people with hepatitis A and is usually spread by close personal contact (including sex or sharing a household). It can also be spread by eating food
HBV is found in blood and certain body fluids. The virus is spread when blood or body fluid from an infected person enters the body of a person who is not immune. HBV is spread through having unprotected sex with an infected person, sharing needles or works when shooting drugs, exposure to needlesticks or sharps on the job, or from an infected mother to her baby during birth. Exposure to infected blood in ANY situation can be a risk for transmission
HCV is found in blood and certain body fluids. The virus is spread when blood or body fluid from an HCV-infected person enters another person’s body. HCV is spread through sharing needles or “works” when shooting drugs, through exposure to needlesticks or sharps on the job, or sometimes from an infected mother to her baby during birth. It is possible to transmit HCV during sex, but it is not common.
Reply:The onset of hepatitis B is often gradual, incubation period is 30 to 180 days. Its transmission route is through a break in the skin or lining membranes; sexually; from trasfusion of blood products; from mother to baby. The severity is often considerable, %26amp; the outlook, 10% risk chronic liver disease. The risk of becoming a carrier is up to 30%.
With hepatitis C, the onset is gradual, %26amp; the incubation period is 5 to 160 days. The transmission route is from transfusion of blood products; From entry of infected blood through a surface break. The severity is moderate, %26amp; the outlook, up to 25% risk chronic liver disease. the risk of becoming a carrier is at least 80%.
The symptoms range from mild to very severe. Mild hepatitis may not cause any noticeable symptoms, just an off-colour feeling for a few days. Severe hepatitis causes a very serious disturbance of healyh, %26amp; can occasionally be fatal.
The onset of symptoms may be abrupt or gradual; fever %26amp; malaise may be felt for a few days before the onset of Jaundice, which is the most obvious sign that the liver is not working properly. Jaundice caused by hepatitis is most noticeable in the skin %26amp; whites of the eyes, %26amp; makes urine dark orange or red %26amp; the faeces pale. Jaundice may take several days to develope its deepest colour. If the liver is inflamed enough to cause jaundice, many of its other important functions will also be disturbed, triggering other symptoms, including loss of appetite %26amp; energy, biliousness, fever, headache, aching muscles %26amp; general malaise. There may be pain in the upper abdomen, going through to the back.
Most adults infected by a hepatitis virus overcome the infection by developing antibodies against it. Once the antibodies are doing their work, jaundice begins to fade, usually taking 1 to 2 weeks to disappear. Other symptoms of disturbed liver funtion may subside more slowly; it may be weeks or even months before the patient feels well again. In general, the more severe the attack, the longer it takes to get recover. After complete recovery , the patient has immunity against future infection.
Blood tests demonstrate disturbed liver function %26amp; can identify the causative virus %26amp; the stage of infection.
There is no specific treatment for acute viral hepatitis, but the antiviral drug interferon has been shown to reduce multiplication of the virus %26amp; help the body fight it. Rest is advised until liver function returns to normal %26amp; the patient feels well again. Anything that might put extra strain on the liver, such as alcohol %26amp; certain drugs, %26amp; fatty foods, which need bile to be digested, should be avoided. Hospital treatment for hepatitis is only necessary if vmiting or other symptoms are so severe that the patient must be fed intravenously, or if other complications of the disorder develope.
Regards, Starlet..
Anyway, if she does really have Hepatitis B, why isn't she sick? And will she eventually get sick? And also, how long does it take to show up on a blood test before you do test positive for Hepatitis B, I mean can she have caught it a year ago, but it just now showed up?
What is the difference between hepatitis c and hepatitis b?
The main difference is that they are caused by different viruses.
Reply:The difference is hep b is a DNA virus and hep C is a RNA virus. Aside from that overly simple answer, the other differences are that most people (80% or so) exposed to the hep B virus clear it on their own, through their own body's immune response system. With hep C, only about 15-20% of those exposed to it clear it through their own immune system; the rest go on to have chronic, active hepatitis c which causes damage (scarring) to the liver. The damage can progress to cirrhosis (15-20%)or liver cancer in about 5% of people with hep c.
The other major difference is that hep B can progress directly to liver cancer (without progressing to cirrhosis first, as hep c does).
It is very possible to have no symptoms; that is why both hep b and hep c are so dangerous. People can have it for years or decades and not know it, all the while the alcohol you drink or the medicines you take can make the scarring on the liver (called fibrosis) worse.
It is possible she was originally tested during the period of time when the virus could not be detected, or it could be a false positive. There are other tests our health dept. does to determine if the positive is from a vaccine, or from exposure. Read about the other tests at the link below. Best wishes.
Reply:Hepatitis B is caused by a hepadnavirus
Hepatitis C (originally "non-A non-B hepatitis") is caused by a Flavivirus
Reply:HAV is found in the feces of people with hepatitis A and is usually spread by close personal contact (including sex or sharing a household). It can also be spread by eating food
HBV is found in blood and certain body fluids. The virus is spread when blood or body fluid from an infected person enters the body of a person who is not immune. HBV is spread through having unprotected sex with an infected person, sharing needles or works when shooting drugs, exposure to needlesticks or sharps on the job, or from an infected mother to her baby during birth. Exposure to infected blood in ANY situation can be a risk for transmission
HCV is found in blood and certain body fluids. The virus is spread when blood or body fluid from an HCV-infected person enters another person’s body. HCV is spread through sharing needles or “works” when shooting drugs, through exposure to needlesticks or sharps on the job, or sometimes from an infected mother to her baby during birth. It is possible to transmit HCV during sex, but it is not common.
Reply:The onset of hepatitis B is often gradual, incubation period is 30 to 180 days. Its transmission route is through a break in the skin or lining membranes; sexually; from trasfusion of blood products; from mother to baby. The severity is often considerable, %26amp; the outlook, 10% risk chronic liver disease. The risk of becoming a carrier is up to 30%.
With hepatitis C, the onset is gradual, %26amp; the incubation period is 5 to 160 days. The transmission route is from transfusion of blood products; From entry of infected blood through a surface break. The severity is moderate, %26amp; the outlook, up to 25% risk chronic liver disease. the risk of becoming a carrier is at least 80%.
The symptoms range from mild to very severe. Mild hepatitis may not cause any noticeable symptoms, just an off-colour feeling for a few days. Severe hepatitis causes a very serious disturbance of healyh, %26amp; can occasionally be fatal.
The onset of symptoms may be abrupt or gradual; fever %26amp; malaise may be felt for a few days before the onset of Jaundice, which is the most obvious sign that the liver is not working properly. Jaundice caused by hepatitis is most noticeable in the skin %26amp; whites of the eyes, %26amp; makes urine dark orange or red %26amp; the faeces pale. Jaundice may take several days to develope its deepest colour. If the liver is inflamed enough to cause jaundice, many of its other important functions will also be disturbed, triggering other symptoms, including loss of appetite %26amp; energy, biliousness, fever, headache, aching muscles %26amp; general malaise. There may be pain in the upper abdomen, going through to the back.
Most adults infected by a hepatitis virus overcome the infection by developing antibodies against it. Once the antibodies are doing their work, jaundice begins to fade, usually taking 1 to 2 weeks to disappear. Other symptoms of disturbed liver funtion may subside more slowly; it may be weeks or even months before the patient feels well again. In general, the more severe the attack, the longer it takes to get recover. After complete recovery , the patient has immunity against future infection.
Blood tests demonstrate disturbed liver function %26amp; can identify the causative virus %26amp; the stage of infection.
There is no specific treatment for acute viral hepatitis, but the antiviral drug interferon has been shown to reduce multiplication of the virus %26amp; help the body fight it. Rest is advised until liver function returns to normal %26amp; the patient feels well again. Anything that might put extra strain on the liver, such as alcohol %26amp; certain drugs, %26amp; fatty foods, which need bile to be digested, should be avoided. Hospital treatment for hepatitis is only necessary if vmiting or other symptoms are so severe that the patient must be fed intravenously, or if other complications of the disorder develope.
Regards, Starlet..
Okay im confused!. i bought a pregnancy test it has a "c" and "t" there was onle a red line by the c am i preg
Check the box it should tell you what each letter means.
Okay im confused!. i bought a pregnancy test it has a "c" and "t" there was onle a red line by the c am i preg
The only thing I can think of is that the T means test window. The C may mean control window. The line in both the C and T is what I think you need to look for to be pregnant. Go to PeeonaStick.com to look at other pictures of tests like that.
Reply:mine had a c and t but negative was only one line and positive was a line under each. read the directions if something is still screwy go buy a new test. good luck
Reply:C is the control line... that shows the test worked... if there isn't a line next to the T, then you aren't... or don't have enough HCG to pick it up
Reply:No you need to have two lines to be pregnant. But if your really unsure take another one, more easily readable.
Reply:the c line is the control line and it shows up to verify that the test is working. If there was nothing under the t line then it showed a negative result.
Reply:I've never seen a test like that. What do the directions say?
Reply:you probably shouldn't buy a prego test at the 99¢ store!
Reply:Most of the pregnancy tests today say you are pregnant if there are 2 lines one in each spot. The box with the instructions will tell you more in regards to what says yes and what says no. But also keep in mind that there is a possibility that you are double check with your doctor if your period has done a no show for the second month. I was pregnant with my son and the test came up negative in the beginning but by the time I was 12 wks it came up positive.
Reply:C means "control" haha!! it means the test has worked...it you are preg there will two lines
Reply:Read the directions included with your test. And call the customer service help line if you still don't understand.
Reply:yes
Reply:one line is to tell you the test has worked correctly
Reply:read the back of the box or the little paper inside!! i dont know what kind of test you go and i cant tell either!! lol
Reply:Read the instructions!
Reply:C is the control line, meaning that you will get a red line to show that the test has worked. T is where you would get a line if you were pregnant. So that sounds like a negative test.
Reply:THE C = CONTROL LINE
THE T= TEST LINE
the control line will come out to let you know the test is working if there is no line in the t area its a neg test..
make sure you drop at least 3 drops of urine in there and wait a few minutes.
if in a few days you still think you may be pregnant take another test
Reply:Generally, c means control and t means test. Definitely read the box.
Reply:R E A D T H E B O X !
Reply:no there has to be 2 lines there to be pregnant
Reply:the "c" is the control line the "t" is for the results. If the only line you got is next to the "c" you're not pregnant.
Reply:http://www.buypregnancytests.com/pregnan...
The C means control
T means Test
Only one line in the C area ..NO you are not pregnant..
Check out the link for yourself
Reply:I haev seen a test like this. I believe the c is the control line and the t is the test line. If I remmeber correctly then you are not pregnant.
Reply:no, c stands for control - if the test itself is working correctly
t stands for test - it's actual result of the test
u r not pregnant
Reply:get a different test
Reply:I agree with everyone else, read the box. Normally pregnancy tests have two windows, and normally its two lines that mean you are pregnant. One of the lines is a control window which verifies the test was done properly, the other is the window that shows a positive result. I can't say for certain, but re-test with a test that is easier to read or go to the doctor and have them do it for you. I personally have done about 4 different types of tests, and in my situation all tests I did required two lines for a positive "pregnant" result. Good luck :)
Reply:I have used that brand .. its Negative U need 2 lines 4 it to be positive ... Are u testing early?? ifso try another brand those ones are not the best!
Reply:just read the instructions and they should tell you exactly what all the letters and lines means.the easiest tests are the ones that say pregnant or not pregnant because you dont have no guessing because it tells you straight forward
Reply:....how about you read the directions?
Every test is different and i have no way of telling without seeing the directions.
If it wasnt an option in the directions, it may have been inconclusive..so try again.
Reply:i have never seen a test like that...read the instructions
Okay im confused!. i bought a pregnancy test it has a "c" and "t" there was onle a red line by the c am i preg
The only thing I can think of is that the T means test window. The C may mean control window. The line in both the C and T is what I think you need to look for to be pregnant. Go to PeeonaStick.com to look at other pictures of tests like that.
Reply:mine had a c and t but negative was only one line and positive was a line under each. read the directions if something is still screwy go buy a new test. good luck
Reply:C is the control line... that shows the test worked... if there isn't a line next to the T, then you aren't... or don't have enough HCG to pick it up
Reply:No you need to have two lines to be pregnant. But if your really unsure take another one, more easily readable.
Reply:the c line is the control line and it shows up to verify that the test is working. If there was nothing under the t line then it showed a negative result.
Reply:I've never seen a test like that. What do the directions say?
Reply:you probably shouldn't buy a prego test at the 99¢ store!
Reply:Most of the pregnancy tests today say you are pregnant if there are 2 lines one in each spot. The box with the instructions will tell you more in regards to what says yes and what says no. But also keep in mind that there is a possibility that you are double check with your doctor if your period has done a no show for the second month. I was pregnant with my son and the test came up negative in the beginning but by the time I was 12 wks it came up positive.
Reply:C means "control" haha!! it means the test has worked...it you are preg there will two lines
Reply:Read the directions included with your test. And call the customer service help line if you still don't understand.
Reply:yes
Reply:one line is to tell you the test has worked correctly
Reply:read the back of the box or the little paper inside!! i dont know what kind of test you go and i cant tell either!! lol
Reply:Read the instructions!
Reply:C is the control line, meaning that you will get a red line to show that the test has worked. T is where you would get a line if you were pregnant. So that sounds like a negative test.
Reply:THE C = CONTROL LINE
THE T= TEST LINE
the control line will come out to let you know the test is working if there is no line in the t area its a neg test..
make sure you drop at least 3 drops of urine in there and wait a few minutes.
if in a few days you still think you may be pregnant take another test
Reply:Generally, c means control and t means test. Definitely read the box.
Reply:R E A D T H E B O X !
Reply:no there has to be 2 lines there to be pregnant
Reply:the "c" is the control line the "t" is for the results. If the only line you got is next to the "c" you're not pregnant.
Reply:http://www.buypregnancytests.com/pregnan...
The C means control
T means Test
Only one line in the C area ..NO you are not pregnant..
Check out the link for yourself
Reply:I haev seen a test like this. I believe the c is the control line and the t is the test line. If I remmeber correctly then you are not pregnant.
Reply:no, c stands for control - if the test itself is working correctly
t stands for test - it's actual result of the test
u r not pregnant
Reply:get a different test
Reply:I agree with everyone else, read the box. Normally pregnancy tests have two windows, and normally its two lines that mean you are pregnant. One of the lines is a control window which verifies the test was done properly, the other is the window that shows a positive result. I can't say for certain, but re-test with a test that is easier to read or go to the doctor and have them do it for you. I personally have done about 4 different types of tests, and in my situation all tests I did required two lines for a positive "pregnant" result. Good luck :)
Reply:I have used that brand .. its Negative U need 2 lines 4 it to be positive ... Are u testing early?? ifso try another brand those ones are not the best!
Reply:just read the instructions and they should tell you exactly what all the letters and lines means.the easiest tests are the ones that say pregnant or not pregnant because you dont have no guessing because it tells you straight forward
Reply:....how about you read the directions?
Every test is different and i have no way of telling without seeing the directions.
If it wasnt an option in the directions, it may have been inconclusive..so try again.
Reply:i have never seen a test like that...read the instructions
I showed reactive to hepatitis C.I still have to confirm with a PCR test.Is there a chance of a false positive
Here are my results Total bilirubin 2.2, Total protein 7.6, Albumin 4.8, Alkaline Phospatase 65, ALT# 40, AST 34, Direct Bilirubin 0.3 all of my enzymes are okay does this bold well for treatment if needed?
I showed reactive to hepatitis C.I still have to confirm with a PCR test.Is there a chance of a false positive
with hep c you can only tell so much by the enzymes. the best way is to do a liver biopsy to see how much tissue (if any) has already been affected. levels can stay normal for years then skyrocket suddenly. see a liver specialist. interfuron (sp?) treatments have had wonderful results with most patients, clearing the virus completely from up to 60% of patients. but then again it depends on the genome type of the hep c as to how well it will respond to treatment. i have hep c and my enzyme levels are normal so i have decided not to seek treatment at this time. its also possible that your body will clear the virus itself without treatment. just stay away from alcohol and medication that can be harmful to your liver.
go see an internal medicine doctor or a liver specialist and they will do more blood tests to narrow it down to the genotype of your hep c. then they will do a biopsy and will be able to tell you if they think treatment will help you and what kind of treatment is best. there are dozens of types and some dont respond to treatment at all. its best to get a professional opinion/diagnosis on this issue.
false positives happen less than 1% of the time. if you are still unsure see a specialist and have your bloodwork redone.
Reply:There is always a hope that it will be. But if not, you have a good chance to get better. Modern medicine has improved since I got mine and I have done well since then.
Reply:I have not heard that.
Reply:dont know
I showed reactive to hepatitis C.I still have to confirm with a PCR test.Is there a chance of a false positive
with hep c you can only tell so much by the enzymes. the best way is to do a liver biopsy to see how much tissue (if any) has already been affected. levels can stay normal for years then skyrocket suddenly. see a liver specialist. interfuron (sp?) treatments have had wonderful results with most patients, clearing the virus completely from up to 60% of patients. but then again it depends on the genome type of the hep c as to how well it will respond to treatment. i have hep c and my enzyme levels are normal so i have decided not to seek treatment at this time. its also possible that your body will clear the virus itself without treatment. just stay away from alcohol and medication that can be harmful to your liver.
go see an internal medicine doctor or a liver specialist and they will do more blood tests to narrow it down to the genotype of your hep c. then they will do a biopsy and will be able to tell you if they think treatment will help you and what kind of treatment is best. there are dozens of types and some dont respond to treatment at all. its best to get a professional opinion/diagnosis on this issue.
false positives happen less than 1% of the time. if you are still unsure see a specialist and have your bloodwork redone.
Reply:There is always a hope that it will be. But if not, you have a good chance to get better. Modern medicine has improved since I got mine and I have done well since then.
Reply:I have not heard that.
Reply:dont know
Can you test for hep c in?
6 weeks after exposure or around a month is it possible
Can you test for hep c in?
I believe you can be tested even sooner than that and then a follow up three months after the first test!
Good Luck!
Reply:Yes, you will need to get tested more than once to make sure you don't have it. It can take awhile to build anti bodies in the blood and that is what the test is looking for. Hope this helps.
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Can you test for hep c in?
I believe you can be tested even sooner than that and then a follow up three months after the first test!
Good Luck!
Reply:Yes, you will need to get tested more than once to make sure you don't have it. It can take awhile to build anti bodies in the blood and that is what the test is looking for. Hope this helps.
plum
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