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Collections in ASP.NET C#.net language:  Collections are used to saved group of data in a single container 1. ArrayList: //          Add : Add an Item in an ArrayList   //Insert : Insert an Item in a specified position in an ArrayList   //Remove : Remove an Item from ArrayList   //RemoveAt: remove an item from a specified position   //Sort : Sort Items in an ArrayList              int i = 0;             ArrayList ItemList = new ArrayList();             ItemList.Add("Item4");             ItemList.Add("Item5");             ItemList.Add("Item2");             ItemList.Add("Item1");             ItemList.Add("Item3");             MessageBox.Show ("Shows Added Items");    ...

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///Guessing Game in C++ #include <iostream> using namespace std; main(){           int secretNumber = 0, userNumber = 0;     int lowerNumber=0;     int upperNumber=0;       cout<<"My Student ID is BC123456789 "<<endl;     cout<<"Please enter the lower Number: ";     cin>>lowerNumber;                  cout<<"Please enter the upper Number: ";     cin>>upperNumber;     cout<<"Computer is calculating a random secret number...";       srand(time(NULL));     secretNumber = rand()%upperNumber+lowerNumber;     cout<<"Done!"<<endl<<endl;       cout<<"Please guesss the secret number in the range  "<<"["<<lowerNumber<<" - "<<upperNumber<<"]:";     cin>>userNumbe...

//Candidate List #include<iostream.h> class Candidate{       public:       char* name;       int testScore;       int intMarks;       int totalScore;        Candidate *next;                  Candidate(){                          name="";                          testScore=0;                          intMarks=0;                          totalScore=0;                                                                 ...