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As the name suggests, equilateral triangle is the one that have equal sides and also it have equal interior angles of 60° each. It is also known as regular triangle because it’s a regular polygonProperties of equilateral triangle are3 sides of equal lengthInterior angles of same degree which is 60Circumcircle of a plygon is the circle that passes through all the vertices of a polygon. The radius of circle can be an edge or side of polygon inside the circle which is known as circumradius and center of circle is known as circumcenter. It can be inside or outside of ... Read More

What is Equilateral Triangle?As the name suggests, equilateral triangle is the one that have equal sides and also it have equal interior angles of 60° each. It is also known as regular triangle because it’s a regularpolygonProperties of equilateral triangle are −3 sides of equal lengthInterior angles of same degree which is 60Given below is the figure of equilateral triangleProblemGiven with the side of equilateral triangle the task is to find the area and perimeter of a triangle where area is the space occupied by the shape and perimeter is the space occupied by its boundaries.To calculate area and perimeter ... Read More

What is cuboid?Cuboid is a three-dimensional object with six faces of rectangle shape which means it has sides of different length and breadth. The difference between a cube and cuboid is that a cube has equal length, height and breadth whereas in cuboids these three are not sameProperties of cuboid are −six faces12 edges8 verticesGiven below is the figure of cubeProblemGiven with the length, width and volume, the task is to find the total surface area and volume of a cuboid where surface area is the space occupied by the faces and volume is the space that a shape can ... Read More

What is cube?Cube is a three-dimensional object with six faces of square shape which means it has sides of same length and breadth. Cube is the only regular hexahedron with following properties −six faces12 edges8 verticesGiven below is the figure of cubeProblemGiven with the side, the task is to find the total surface area and volume of a cube where surface area is the space occupied by the faces and volume is the space that a shape can contain.To calculate surface area and volume of a cube there is a formula −Surface Area = 6*Side*sideVolume = Side*side*sideExampleInput-: side=3 Output-: volume ... Read More

What is Octahedron?The word ‘dodecahedron’ is derived from the Greek words where, Octa means ‘Eight’ and hedron specifies ‘faces’. octahedron in geometric is a 3-D platonic or regular solid with eight faces. Like, other figures octahedrons also have properties and that are −6 polyhedron vertices12 polyhedron edges8 equilateral facesGiven below is the figure of octahedronProblemGiven with the sides, the program must find the surface area of octahedron where surface area is the total space occupied by the faces of the given figure.To calculate surface area of octahedron there is a formula −Where, a is side of an OctahedronExampleInput-: side=5 Output-: ... Read More

What is Dodecahedron?The word ‘dodecahedron’ is derived from the Greek words where, dodeca means ‘twelve’ and hedron specifies ‘faces’. Dodecahedron in geometric is a 3-D platonic or regular solid with twelve flat faces. Like, other figures dodecahedron also have properties and those are −20 polyhedron vertices30 polyhedron edges12 pentagonal faces, as a pentagon is a five-sided polygonGiven below is the figure of dodecahedronProblemGiven with an edge, the program must find the surface area of dodecahedron where surface area is the total space occupied by the faces of the given figure.To calculate surface area of dodecahedron there is a formula −ExampleInput-: ... Read More

Given with temperature ‘n’ in Celsius the challenge is to convert the given temperature to Fahrenheit and display it.ExampleInput 1-: 100.00    Output -: 212.00 Input 2-: -40    Output-: -40For converting the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit there is a formula which is given belowT(°F) = T(°C) × 9/5 + 32Where, T(°C) is temperature in Celsius and T(°F) is temperature in FahrenheitApproach used below is as followsInput temperature in a float variable let’s say CelsiusApply the formula to convert the temperature into FahrenheitPrint FahrenheitALGORITHMStart Step 1 -> Declare a function to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit    void cal(float cel) ... Read More

C++ interview questions on ConstructorsWhat is a constructor?A constructor is a function of a class that has the same name as the class. The constructor is called at the time of the initialization of object. There are three types of constructors −Default constructorParameterized constructorCopy constructorSyntaxclass cl_name{    cl_name(){       //This is constructor..    } }What is a destructor?A destructor is a method of a class that has the same name as the class preceded by a tild ~ symbol. It is called at the end of code or when the object is destroyed or goes out of scope.Syntaxclass ... Read More

Numerical implementation of a decimal number is a float point number. In C++ programming language the size of a float is 32 bits. And there are some floating point manipulation functions that work on floating-point numbers. Here we have introduced some of the floating-point manipulation functions.fmod()The fmod() function operating on floats will return the remainder of the division of the passed arguments of the method.Example Live Demo#include #include using namespace std; int main() {    float a, b, rem;    a = 23.4;    b = 4.1;    rem = fmod(a,b);    cout

A function is a block of code that is defined to perform a specific piece of work in a program. It is used to ease the work of the programmer by defining a commonly occurring piece of code so that it can be reused when required.The address is the memory location where the entity is stored. Every block of code in the program has its own memory location in the program. Which means like any variable or object methods and functions also have memory address.To get the memory address of a function you need to use the pointer of the ... Read More