04-21-2006 7:08 PM
hi,
1.what is meant by CIZ ?
2. how many named and unnamed text elments can be possible?
3. what is difference between "setscreen" and "callscreen "?
4. when autochecks are performed in dialog screen?
5.do the functions modules have the shared memory area?
6. display prime numbers between 0-100?
7. accept string as input from user and display it's length without using "strlen" built-in function?
8.I want no.of occurrences of specified character in a given string and their positions in the string ?
(for eg: sting is "sateesh reddy"
what is no.of occurences of char 'e' and their positions in string "sateesh reddy".)
please anybody knows answers give reply.
Thanks in advance .
Sateesh.
04-21-2006 7:12 PM
Sateesh,
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regards,
Ravi
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04-21-2006 10:43 PM
Hi,
1. I am not of CIZ. There was a recent doubt about CTZ though. It was cleared that its actually CTS that stands for Change and transport System.
3. Every screen has a static next screen attribute that specifies the next screen to be called as long as it is not overwritten dynamically. In the processing logic, that is, a dialog module called by the screen, you can use the SET SCREEN statement to overwrite the statically-defined next screen dynamically:
SET SCREEN <next screen>.
When you call a screen sequence using the CALL SCREEN statement, you nest it within the screen sequence that was already running at the time.
6. Displaying 1-100 prime no. the logic will reamin same as you might done in C or BASIC.
7. I am not aware of this but will try out n let u know.
8.
data str(20) value 'sateesh reddy'.
data len type i,
count type i.
while str+len(len) = 'e'.
Increment count.
Store len in internal table
endwhile.
Count gives u no of occcurance n internal table gives n place of occurance.
Regards,
Tanveer
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