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    @zareen said in PAK301 Assignment 1 Solution and Discussion: • What is the impact of Allahabad Address (1930) presented by Allama Iqbal on the Muslim politics? Justify your answer with at least five points. 5 points • Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal ranks amongst the Muslim intellectuals who left a deep impact on history. He inspired Muslims of the Sub-Continent and beyond. He infused a moving spirit and identity in the Indian Muslims. He presented a framework of their political future and talked how that would help to achieve the goal of Ummah. He presented a vision and dream in his Allahabad Address. • Allama Iqbal was a great poet and philosopher who gave the idea of Pakistan; Muslims were ignorant it was Allama Iqbal who aroused the Muslims through his poetry & also played an effective role in All India Muslim League. Allama Iqbal presented his idea in his addresses at Allahabad 1930. His address left an ever lasting impact on the politics of the subcontinent. After this address there was a new hope and enthusiasm for Muslims. It cleared all the political confusions from the minds of the Muslims and made them release their destination. • He addressed I can see: “Punjab, N.W.F.P, Sindh and Baluchistan be amalgamated into a state, self-government within the British empire or without it. The formation of such a consolidated North Western Muslim state appears to be the final destiny of the Muslims, at least of North West India. To India, it will offer peace and security due to internal balance of power”. • He asserted that there is only one way to eliminate the riots and bring piece in the subcontinent is to create a separate state for Muslims. He also developed a national and religious spirit in the Muslims by his address to the Muslims of Subcontinent. Muslims came to know that how they can individually contribute with Muslim League for a separate state. • Through his address Allama Iqbal also protected Muslims religious identity. Iqbal’s address is a forceful and logical presentation of the Muslim case in India. Iqbal presented a review of the political and social situation of India and solution of the ills befalling India.
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    A good writer never needs to revise and polish his/her contents. ENG001 True False
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    Assignment Solution: You have studied different characteristics and skills of a community journalist in lesson 02. Make a comparison of community journalist with that of a main stream media (TV & Newspaper) Journalist? What traits of a community journalist bring him closer to his readers and viewers? Students must discuss the following characteristics of community journalism that are different from main stream media persons. Two most important qualities of community journalism are common sense and understanding people The effective community journalist holds his or her position in the public interest and by the public’s trust The community journalist cannot be the lapdog of special interests. The community journalist must be an active, not passive, journalist. Public listening is the first step in a journalist’s research of an issue The journalists are sympathetic to the community’s issues because the media see themselves as part of that community. A community journalist must keep his preconceived views aside while covering issues. What is meant by preconceived views? Explain with the help of an example We all grow up with our own sets of experiences, values and ideas about how the world works or should work. Although we do not intentionally get locked into our own ways of thinking and perceiving, the filters we bring to any situation – including planning stories, choosing sources, interviewing and putting together the final package – may prevent us from seeing the world as others do. This may lead us to cover news in a way that others find biased. Eg. If a journalist thinks that illiterate people cannot do anything good to society then he might ignore the suggestions coming from an illiterate person of community.
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    @THE-TEACHER said in EDU601 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion: @zareen yeh sai hy assignment…??? idea solution!
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    Ideas Solution 2: #include<iostream> #include<fstream> #include<stdio.h> using namespace std; class Employee{ private: int code; char name[20]; float salary; public: void read(); void display(); int getEmpCode() { return code;} int getSalary() { return salary;} void updateSalary(float s) { salary=s;} }; void Employee::read(){ cout<<"Enter employee code: "; cin>>code; cout<<"Enter name: "; cin.ignore(1); cin.getline(name,20); cout<<"Enter salary: "; cin>>salary; } void Employee::display() { cout<<code<<" "<<name<<"\t"<<salary<<endl; } fstream file; void deleteExistingFile(){ remove("EMPLOYEE.DAT"); } void appendToFille(){ Employee x; x.read(); file.open("EMPLOYEE.DAT",ios::binary|ios::app); if(!file){ cout<<"ERROR IN CREATING FILE\n"; return; } file.write((char*)&x,sizeof(x)); file.close(); cout<<"Record added sucessfully.\n"; } void displayAll(){ Employee x; file.open("EMPLOYEE.DAT",ios::binary|ios::in); if(!file){ cout<<"ERROR IN OPENING FILE \n"; return; } while(file){ if(file.read((char*)&x,sizeof(x))) if(x.getSalary()>=10000 && x.getSalary()<=20000) x.display(); } file.close(); } void searchForRecord(){ Employee x; int c; int isFound=0; cout<<"Enter employee code: "; cin>>c; file.open("EMPLOYEE.DAT",ios::binary|ios::in); if(!file){ cout<<"ERROR IN OPENING FILE \n"; return; } while(file){ if(file.read((char*)&x,sizeof(x))){ if(x.getEmpCode()==c){ cout<<"RECORD FOUND\n"; x.display(); isFound=1; break; } } } if(isFound==0){ cout<<"Record not found!!!\n"; } file.close(); } void increaseSalary(){ Employee x; int c; int isFound=0; float sal; cout<<"enter employee code \n"; cin>>c; file.open("EMPLOYEE.DAT",ios::binary|ios::in); if(!file){ cout<<"ERROR IN OPENING FILE \n"; return; } while(file){ if(file.read((char*)&x,sizeof(x))){ if(x.getEmpCode()==c){ cout<<"Salary hike? "; cin>>sal; x.updateSalary(x.getSalary()+sal); isFound=1; break; } } } if(isFound==0){ cout<<"Record not found!!!\n"; } file.close(); cout<<"Salary updated successfully."<<endl; } void insertRecord(){ Employee x; Employee newEmp; newEmp.read(); fstream fin; file.open("EMPLOYEE.DAT",ios::binary|ios::in); fin.open("TEMP.DAT",ios::binary|ios::out); if(!file){ cout<<"Error in opening EMPLOYEE.DAT file!!!\n"; return; } if(!fin){ cout<<"Error in opening TEMP.DAT file!!!\n"; return; } while(file){ if(file.read((char*)&x,sizeof(x))){ if(x.getEmpCode()>newEmp.getEmpCode()){ fin.write((char*)&newEmp, sizeof(newEmp)); } fin.write((char*)&x, sizeof(x)); } } fin.close(); file.close(); rename("TEMP.DAT","EMPLOYEE.DAT"); remove("TEMP.DAT"); cout<<"Record inserted successfully."<<endl; } int main() { char ch; deleteExistingFile(); do{ int n; cout<<"ENTER CHOICE\n"<<"1.ADD AN EMPLOYEE\n"<<"2.DISPLAY\n"<<"3.SEARCH\n"<<"4.INCREASE SALARY\n"<<"5.INSERT RECORD\n"; cout<<"Make a choice: "; cin>>n; switch(n){ case 1: appendToFille(); break; case 2 : displayAll(); break; case 3: searchForRecord(); break; case 4: increaseSalary(); break; case 5: insertRecord(); break; default : cout<<"Invalid Choice\n"; } cout<<"Do you want to continue ? : "; cin>>ch; }while(ch=='Y'||ch=='y'); return 0; }
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    BIF401_Assignmnet_02_Solution_Fall_2019.pdf
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    Solution: Paragraph no. 1 is bias-free. Paragraph no. 2 has age bias. Paragraph no. 3 has disability bias. Paragraph no. 4 is bias-free. Paragraph no. 5 has gender bias. Q2. People in the world are not exactly alike. Cultures or countries are not the same. These differences, however, can cause problems in conveying your meanings. Each person’s mind is different from others. As a result, message sender’s meanings and the receiver’s response are affected by many factors. Keeping this in mind read the given descriptions and identify the correct type of barrier from the given choices. (5*2=10 Marks) The meaning of words, signs and symbols might be different from one person to another and the same word might have hundreds of meanings. So, when a message is sent by a sender to a receiver, it might be interpreted wrongly in a communication process causing misunderstandings between them. Semantic barrier Psychological barrier Emotional barrier Perception barrier This is the type of barrier in which environmental and natural conditions act as a hindrance in communication in sending message from sender to receiver. Organizational environment and interior workspace design problems, technological problems and noise are the parts of these barriers. Attitude barrier Emotional barrier Physical barrier Perception barrier The influence of mental state of the communicators creates an obstacle for effective communication. Communication is highly influenced by the mental condition that the communicators are in and is disturbed by mental disturbance. If the people involved in communication are not emotionally well, they won’t be able to communicate properly. Psychological barrier Emotional barrier Attitude barrier Perception barrier These types of barriers are mental walls that keep you away from openly communicating your thoughts and feelings to others. They prevent you from being yourself and living your life to the fullest. Individuals with such barriers tend to be extremely reserved, cautious, and insecure. Emotional barrier Psychological barrier Attitude barrier Perception barrier One of the most obvious barriers in communication would be the ethnic, religious and social differences that may exist in trying to communicate. If one doesn’t know much about a person’s society with whom one is trying to communicate, it will create a barrier because one does not know how to start or end a conversation. Perception barrier Cultural barrier Attitude barrier Experiential barrier
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    Absolute communication: is the segregation to communicate with everyone that has the same freedom as you. Some Like in all social media platform eg: Facebook, Whats app, Skype, Instagram and others we can communicate with everyone this is absolute communication. Absolute isolation: is the segregation from all of civilization being along with just yourself. Isolation would make people think about themselves and meaning of their life. Person could experience allocations because of loneliness.
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