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Programmer for hire (Minor C++ Console Progs)
Looking to create two minor console programs. You need to be familiar with Polymorphism and Inheritance. It will involve a couple of classes inheriting from one another, but nothing too complex. Basically calculating some minor things such as are and volume of two shapes.

You should also be familiar with C++ templates.

If you know what you're doing, you can probably write each one in 20 minutes. I'll pay $20 for each one via PayPal.

PM me for specific instructions as to what I'm trying to accomplish. Only if you are confident about what I just mentioned.

Thanks!
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