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According to this, [URL="http://www.jcmiras.net/surge/p78.htm"]http://www.jcmiras.net/surge/p78.htm[/URL], just use your installation CD.
I think "linked list" is the more efficient way of doing this polynomial addition than array. There is a more detail explanation on this here[URL="http://www.jcmiras.net/computers_and_internet/polynomial_calculator/"] http://www.jcmiras.net/computers_and_internet/polynomial_calculator/[/URL] though it was written in Borland C++ but I don't think that there is much difference in from the usual c/c++.
You cannot read and write .xls file using file manipulation functions in c/c++ because it is pre-formatted by excel. However, you can do such on a .csv file since it is just a in a "plain text" format like .txt. You can verify this by comparing the content of a …
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