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GeneralBug of performance counter API or perfmon tool Pin
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Generalc ++ coding Pin
joni24-Jan-08 20:56
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Project Title: Student Information System
Project Description:
This program is supposed to assist schools in keeping records of students and their information
Project Features:
The Student Information System contains record of students and one record should have following fields about a student
• Student ID
• Student Name
• Student Father Name
• Registration Number
• Student Class
• Address
• Date of birth
The Student Information System should have the following features
1. Register a new Student into School System
2. Update an existing student record
3. Delete an existing student record
4. Search a student record by
a. By Student ID
b. By Student Name
5. View All Student Records
6. Exit –to exit from application
Student Information System should also support persistence for student records
Supporting simple persistence by any application requires handling of two scenarios
• On start up of application-data (student records) must be read from file.
• On end/finish up of application -data (student records) must be saved in file.
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David Crow25-Jan-08 3:05
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GeneralUse inline member function to refer different levels of classes. [modified] Pin
CodingLover24-Jan-08 19:45
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