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Generate Table of Given Number

This program takes user input for a number and the range for the multiplication table, validates the input, and then prints the multiplication table within the specified range if the input is valid. If the input is not valid, it provides an error message.

Calculate Gross Salary

This code calculates and displays various components of an employee’s salary, including dearness allowance, house rent allowance, and provident fund deduction. It then calculates the gross salary based on these components and the user-provided basic pay.

Calculate Bonus On Salary

This code determines the bonus and updated salary for an individual based on their gender and initial salary. It demonstrates the use of conditional statements in C for making decisions based on user input.

Multiplication By Addition

This code performs integer multiplication using repeated addition and subtraction. It handles both positive and negative values of ‘a’ and ‘b, ensuring that the result is accurate.

Given Year Is Leap Year Or Not

This C program checks whether a given year is a leap year or not. A leap year is a year that is evenly divisible by 4, except for years that are divisible by 100 but not by 400.

Hello World

This code is a minimal “Hello World” program written in C. Its primary purpose is to demonstrate the basic structure of a C program and how to display text on the screen.

Microsoft Word text alignment , Left, Right, Center and Justify

Text alignment

Microsfot word Left, Right, Center, and Justify text alignment. The alignment options are located under the Paragraph group, under the Home Tab as shown. After applying each of the alignment types, you will see the following result: Left Alignment (By Default) Center Alignment Right Alignment Justify Alignment

list manually, Manual List, Number List, Bulleted List, ordered List, unordered List

Manual List

There are various ways to set up a bulleted or numbered list, either by typing the text first and then converting the list into a specific list type or by choosing the list type first and then beginning typing.

Define New Bullet list, list manually, Manual List, Number List, Bulleted List, ordered List, unordered List

Define a new bullet

Defining a New Bullet Symbol Let’s see how we can change the appearance of the bullet, as follows: For illustration purposes, we have used Webdings as our bullet font in the previous screenshot.

Bulleted List

Bulleted list

Introduction When it comes to organizing information in your documents, bulleted lists are a powerful tool. They help break down complex ideas into digestible points, making content more reader-friendly. Creating a Basic Bulleted List To create a basic bulleted list in Microsoft Word:

Microsoft Word Change case, Uppercase, Lowercase, Sentence Case, Capitalize Each Word ,Toggle Case

Change Case

Changing The Text Case This tutorial will uncover Microsoft Word Change cases like Upper Case, Lower Case, Sentence Case, Capitalize Each Word Case, and Toggle Case Options. In Microsoft Word, you can easily change the text case of your selected text or an entire paragraph using different options. Here’s how to do it: Select Your …

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Ms Word Clear All Formatting

Clear All Formatting

Fortunately, Microsoft Word provides a handy feature known as “Clear All Formatting or Reset Document,” which allows you to reset the text to its default style, removing any unwanted formatting effortlessly. In this tutorial, we will delve into this feature, exploring how it works and why it is essential for any Word user. Imagine you …

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Shortcut keys to access the ribbon

Pressing the Alt key on your keyboard grants you access to the shortcut keys available for each of the tabs. If you look at the tab shortcuts available (see the following screenshot), you will see that the Insert tab shows N as the shortcut key:

Start Page

File Tab

The Microsoft Office Backstage view may appear when you start a Microsoft Office program or click the File Tab. Whether you need to create new files, open existing files, print, save, or change settings, you can do it in Backstage. When you first launch Microsoft Office 2010, 2013, 2016, or 2019, the Backstage view, the Start page, is displayed. Create new file To create a …

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