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Data Mining with Weka -Installation

Weka - Data mining Tool W eka is a tool for big data and data mining. It is used to various classification, experiments, and analysis over large data sets. Installation Guide -weka  You can download Weka from   here   and follow the normal installation procedure. After completion you will get following window, here you can begin your classification or experiment on different data sets with Weka.

Compiling sample program in C++

Write a program to print hello.    /* This is use to write comment multiplication and slash */ #include<iostream>     /* header file library for visual C++ programming*/   using namespace std;                        /*The new feature in c++ for standard name space*/  int main()                                                    /* Main function of program*/ {                                                                             /*opening curly braces for function main*/  cout <<"Hello World ! \n"   /*cout is use as called out or display output with  << "string"syntax; \n is valid  C++ syntax for newline */  return 0; /*This is the termination point of program*/ } /*closing curly braces for function main*/ OUTPUT: Hello World !

C-program (sequence) Mark sheet

C-program (sequence) Mark sheet 15. Write a Program to input name, class and marks in five Subjects like English, math, Nepali, account, Computer science Find Total, percentage, division, remarks The condition of division is.. : Percentage / Division: per> = 75 / Distinction, per> = 60 AND per <75 / First per> = 45 AND per <60 / Second, per> = 35 AND per <45 / Third and Below-35 / Fail. #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> void main () { char name [50]; int clas, eng, nep, math, acc, cscience, total; float per; printf ("Enter the name of student:"); scanf ("% s", & name); printf ("Enter the class:"); scanf ("% d", & clas); printf ("Enter the marks in English, Nepali, Math, Account and Computer Science."); scanf ("% d% d% d% d% d", & eng, & nep, & math, & acc, & cscience); printf ("\ t \ nName =% s", name); printf ("\ t \ nClass =