Description:
I need you to make a program in C(any language will do if I cant get in C) that simulates sparse indexes
following this example:



Extra info and pictures that may help:

addendum:

If you program the functions INSERT SELECT UPDATE and DELETE AKA "CRUD" lll pay even more.

And dont worry about my current FG.Ill be using a mediator if you want.

Hahaha looks like a challenge. You're going to have to pay more than 500fg to get someone to do this though.

I dont think so.
This homework is more like a bonus and doesnt worth much at all.

Itll just increase the grade a bit and thats why im not interested on doing it myself.

Thx for the imput anyways.

I see. GL.

Really?
500 fg (around 15 bucks) isnt enough to do this homework?

Or maybe i should have specified that you will need some database knowledge to perform this exercise.

This post was edited by Kvera on Feb 16 2013 01:22pm

regulars here dont really do homework requests even for fg unless its some cheesy 20 line app and if were bored.

You don't seem to understand how much money a (good) programmer makes per hour. 15 bucks isn't even worth 15 minutes of my time.

Not to mention the fact that the conversion from dollars to FG isn't a strict mapping. Until the day arrives when you can trade your FG back for real money, FG will always be worth less than its equivalent dollar cost because FG is a far less liquid currency than dollars are.

This post was edited by irimi on Feb 16 2013 05:03pm

maybe not worth much
but you might learn something doing it (or at least trying)
and you might realise that the comments given are to the mark

Ok
Im whiling to pay more.
PM me if you're interested.




By the way I am learning of course.
I just finished Fundamentals of database systems 4th edition's Chapter 13 and made like 90% of the exercises.
I should read at least half of chapter 14 before i go into this exercise but database is not the only thing i have to study. lol
Im not a lazy student at all.

Besides,having this exercise done in hands and study the code could be a good shortcut to learn the concepts involved.

Thanks anyways.