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Project title: Writing a simple program in C++
Type of cooperation: One-time project
Section: Software development
Prepayment: without prepayment
Payment methods: Electronic money
Acceptance of requests: closed
Type of cooperation: One-time project
Section: Software development
Prepayment: without prepayment
Payment methods: Electronic money
Acceptance of requests: closed
Project description:
You need to write a simple program in C++. Without forms and any bells and whistles - a purely console application.
The program: Identify the attributes of all files in a given directory. And write the results of all this in a new text file in the same directory.
The program must support recursion. I mean. Launch the application, open the console, issue a question "Do you need recursion? (Yes | No )", the user writes Yes or No (Yes is recursion, No is no recursion, Other is no recursion), then asks to enter the path to the directory in the format - C:folder, after receiving the information checks whether there is a folder (if not - an error), creates a list of files and their attributes and stores them in the same folder (in our example - C:folderfilex.txt), gives a message about a successful operation.
You need both the project in VisualStudio 10 and a compiled console application.
You need to write a simple program in C++. Without forms and any bells and whistles - a purely console application.
The program: Identify the attributes of all files in a given directory. And write the results of all this in a new text file in the same directory.
The program must support recursion. I mean. Launch the application, open the console, issue a question "Do you need recursion? (Yes | No )", the user writes Yes or No (Yes is recursion, No is no recursion, Other is no recursion), then asks to enter the path to the directory in the format - C:folder, after receiving the information checks whether there is a folder (if not - an error), creates a list of files and their attributes and stores them in the same folder (in our example - C:folderfilex.txt), gives a message about a successful operation.
You need both the project in VisualStudio 10 and a compiled console application.
