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A program to make Resume


#include<fstream.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<process.h>
int main()
{
char name[30],file[30],*blank=”.html”;
char temp[200],ch;
int num=0,len,i,line=1;
cout<<”Enter Name Of The Database : “;
gets(name);
strcpy(file,name);
strcat(file,blank);
ofstream fout(file);
if(!fout)
{
cout<<”
Error In Making Of A File :”;
exit(1);
}
fout<<”<html>
“;
fout<<”<blockqoute>”;
fout<<”<center>
“;
fout<<”<b><h1><u>”<<”CURRICULAM VITAE”<<”</h1></b></u>
“;
fout<<”</center>
“;
cout<<”
Enter Your Name : “;
gets(temp);
strcpy(name,temp);
fout<<”<br><h2>”<<temp<<”<br>
“;
cout<<”
Enter Your Address : “;
gets(temp);
len=strlen(temp);
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==3)
{
fout<<”<br>”;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
cout<<”
Enter Your Contact Number : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br>Contact No : “<<temp<<”<br><br><br>
“;
cout<<”
Enter Your Objective : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<u>Objective : </u>
“;
len=strlen(temp);
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==12)
{
fout<<”<br>”;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
num=0;
fout<<”
<br><br>
“;
cout<<”
Enter Your Academic Record :
“;
fout<<”<u>Academic Record </u><br>
“;
do
{
x:cout<<”
“<<line<<”. “;
gets(temp);
len=strlen(temp);
fout<<”
<li>”;
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==8)
{
fout<<”<br> “;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
cout<<”
If you Want To Add More Information Press * Sign Or Quit To $
:
“;
cin>>ch;
line++;
num=0;
if(ch==’*')goto x;
}while(ch!=’$');
line=1;
num=0;
cout<<”
Enter Your Hobbies : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br><br><u>Hobbies : </u>
“<<temp;
cout<<”
Languages Known : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br><br><u>Languages Known : </u>”<<temp;
cout<<”
Enter Your Experience :
“;
cout<<”
If You Want To Bypass This Information Press $ Sign Or Any
Other
Key To Continue : “;
cin>>ch;
if(ch==’$')
{
goto a;
}
else
{
fout<<”
<br><br><u>Experience </u>
“;
do
{
y:cout<<”
“<<line<<”. “;
gets(temp);
len=strlen(temp);
fout<<”
<li>”;
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==8)
{
fout<<”<br> “;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
cout<<”
If you Want To Add More Information Press A * sign Or Quit To
$
: “;
cin>>ch;
line++;
num=0;
if(ch==’*')goto y;
}while(ch!=’$');
}
line=1;
num=0;
a:cout<<”
Technical Skills :
“;
cout<<”
If You Want To Bypass This Information Press $ Sign Or Any
Other
Key To Continue : “;
cin>>ch;
if(ch==’$')
{
goto b;
}
else
{
fout<<”
<br><br><u>Technical Skills </u><br>
“;
do
{
z:cout<<”
“<<line<<”. “;
gets(temp);
len=strlen(temp);
fout<<”
<li>”;
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==8)
{
fout<<”<br> “;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
cout<<”
If you Want To Add More Information Press A * sign Or Quit To
$
“;
cin>>ch;
line++;
num=0;
if(ch==’*')goto z;
}while(ch!=’$');
}
line=1;
num=0;
b:cout<<”
In The End Enter Your Personal Details :
“;
fout<<”
<br><br><u>Personal Details </u><br><br>
“;
cout<<”
Fathers Name : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
Fathers Name : “<<temp;
cout<<”
Enter Date Of Birth : “;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br>Date Of Birth : “<<temp;
cout<<”
Enter Martial Status :”;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br>Martial Status : “<<temp;
cout<<”
Sex :”;
gets(temp);
fout<<”
<br>Sex :
&n
bsp; “<<temp;
cout<<”
Permanent Address : “;
fout<<”
<br>Permanent Address : “;
fout<<”
<blockqoute><dl><dd>”;
gets(temp);
len=strlen(temp);
for(i=0;i<len;i++)
{
ch=temp[i];
if(ch==’ ‘)
{
num++;
if(num==3)
{
fout<<”<dd>”;
num=0;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<ch;
}
fout<<”
</dl></blockqoute>”;
fout<<”
<hr>”;
fout<<”
Date : “;
fout<<”
<br>Place : “;
fout<<”<h2 align=right>(“<<name<<”)</h2>”;
fout<<”
</blockqoute>”;
fout<<”
</html>”;
cout<<”
End Of Your CV Press Any Key To Continue : “;
getch();
fout.close();
return 0;
}

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