Which features distinguish C++, assembly, and Python from one another? Create a flowchart to back up your argument with examples that show why your stance is correct.

Should the large software be divided into smaller modules, with each module responsible for a certain task? These sections are known as functions in the C++ programming language. Do you have anything else to add to this?

Provide your own short C++ code example that uses a switch statement. Be sure to test and explain your code.

Hey thank you for your answer. I would like to know the main C++ modules that I need to know/understand to complete this program myself. i.e (Classes, structures, arrays, strings...) Please let me know the exact modules so I can study them as soon as possible. Thank you.

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Help write a C++ Program to do the following: This is to create a prototype for a Web browser. You’ll do this by transforming the file viewer created (SHOWN BELOW) into a browser for a web of files that are all located on a single computer. (This is in contrast to the real World Wide Web whose pages are located all over the world.) Details The files in this web of files are plain text files that may contain anchors that provide links to other files. More precisely, an anchor is a string of the form 1 where filename is the name of another file and text is a piece of text. For example, here’s a line of text that contains an anchor: More is available. To keep things simple, assume that every anchor is separated from adjacent text by white space and that the strings filename and text cannot contain white space. Your browser should work exactly like the file viewer, except for the following: 1. When an anchor is displayed, it should appear as [n] where n is a number that is unique to...

. In what way is the calling convention used by the Irvine32 library not compatible with thecalling convention used by the C and C++ languages?

Is it better to break up the long programme into smaller modules, each of which carries out a certain function? In the C++ programming language, these portions are called functions. Is there anything more you'd want to say about this?