A mapset consists of three maps and 10 fields on each map .
How many of the following will be needed ?

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A mapset consists of three maps and 10 fields on each map . How many of the following will be need..

Answer / karthik

DFHMSD - 1
DFHMDI - 3
DFHMDF - 30

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A mapset consists of three maps and 10 fields on each map . How many of the following will be need..

Answer / v@m$i

sol is two types.
first:
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if u define all fileds in one map. It is like this
DFHMSD---mapset name
DFHMDI---map name
DFHMDF--- declare 30 fileds here

Second:
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if u define 10 fileds for each map.It is like this
DFHMSD---mapset name
DFHMDI---map name
DFHMDF-- declare 10 fields here

NOTE:repeat this procedure for 3 maps.

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A mapset consists of three maps and 10 fields on each map . How many of the following will be need..

Answer / ananta bajpai

dfhmsd -3 maps
dfhmdi - 3

dfhmdf- 30fileds

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