I request to all the programers plzzzz help me out in this assignment.
its not for me but for my boss's doughter. i made a mistake by deleting it from the USB now she have to submit it within two weeks plz help me Since i have no background in c++. i wish n hope that u people will really help me as u always helps others.

Thanx :sad:

Salem commented: That's the lamest excuse yet - still won't get you free homework -1

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This thread is a common situation: a C++ assignment was lost from a USB drive and help was requested. The forum can provide constructive help, but contributors expect an honest attempt and clear information. As pointed out, showing effort unlocks far better support; ’s tone illustrates that presentation matters; and ’s offer to share working examples is useful when those examples are used to teach rather than to let someone submit work for another person.

Immediate steps for a deleted file: stop writing to the USB (further writes reduce recovery chances); run recovery tools from a different machine (common options include Recuva or PhotoRec); avoid formatting or initializing the drive; if unsure how to proceed, make a full image of the stick first and work on the image; check other likely places for copies (email, school network, IDE temp folders, other computers). If the assignment is critical and recovery tools fail, professional recovery services exist but can be costly.

If recovery is impossible, reconstruct the assignment methodically: read the specification, break it into small functions, implement and test one piece at a time, and save backups frequently (use simple version control or zip copies). When requesting coding help here, a Minimal Working Example with exact compiler/OS, sample input/output and the exact error text will get the fastest, most accurate responses. Helpers will teach algorithms and fix bugs, not complete work that will be submitted as someone else’s.

Suggested post template:

Assignment: (short description, constraints)
Expected I/O: (example input -> expected output)
Language/compiler/OS: (e.g., C++17, g++, Windows 10)
Attempt: (paste code tried, explain approach)
Errors/behavior: (exact messages, wrong outputs)
Needed: (specific question or help)
Deadline: (date)

Note on academic integrity: it is inappropriate for others to submit finished work on behalf of a student; help here should focus on learning, debugging, and explanation.

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I sure am not what you would call and experienced programmer. but I can say that the folks here are more than willing to lend a hand to folks who ask. ( they have helped me more than once) The catch is that those seeking help must demonstrate that they have made an effort to solve their own problem. Assuming that what you say is true, you are in effect asking someone on this board to complete your boss's daughter's work for her even the reason is because you lost it. No one here is going to do someone elsese work for them for any reason. They have spent to much studying and getting frustrated with hard assignments to get where they are to just give someone a free pass. This is an extreemly difficult discipline and not to be taken lightly. show some effort and a flood gate of help will open.

I thought it might be a simple progam!!!!!

I feel sorry for your boss's daughter.

Well, It seems like your in a bit of pickle. but something i amm willing to say, is i have done something similar to this project at the holiday in express' in the Toronto Area. Mine was a gui, and i am willing to share the code with you, and help you out the best i can to make this boom for your boss's daughter. My only question is... is would you like to the coding, if i give examples, or would you need me to do it, and would you like GUI applpication, or console application (DOS, or Windows based) ?

if you have any questions further please feel free, to contact me at: << snipped >> .. i will do the best i can to help you

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