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Computer programming is the art of turning ideas and concepts into a language that a machine can understand and execute. It demands a great deal of attention to detail and talent for recognizing patterns, as well as mathematical aptitude. Most computer programmers hold at least a bachelor's degree and many have gone on to receive a graduate degree. Computer programmers generally speak more than one computer language in order to stay competitive, and those just starting out make on average $42,348 a year.
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Write a program to extract 5 and 6 number in 6 digit number and print numbers separatly, print thier sum print their difference, print their modulus, print their division.
Submitted on: March 4, 2012

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Where can I find a school with courses in Loop programming?
Submitted on: February 3, 2012

Nearly any course that teaches C++ or Java programming will touch on loop programming: "for" loops, 'why" loops and loop counters. It is usually not the subject of its own course. Our list of programming schools is available here.

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