venomlash 55 Junior Poster

Ya know, fierykido, you're getting pretty ad hominem on me. Who are you, Rush Limbaugh??? (I don't actually think you are, pseudoscience doesn't seem to be how he rolls.) But if *you* were open-minded, you would be able to wrap that calculating mind of yours around the idea that you might have been duped by someone trying to start a cult.

<<Change of topic>>I suspect that the Chicago Bears, Blackhawks, and Bulls will all win their respective championships in 2012, and the Cubs will play the Sox in the World Series. (Yay! I'm a Chicagoan!!!)

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

I agree with the above skeptics. Ya know, you talk a lot ("There's lots of evidence...) but you never seem to give one reference to anthing except that one site.

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

There is no such thing as a psychic. Telekinesis has never been reliably demonstrated (i.e., it's hooey in my opinion), and mind-reading is an illusion; human beings just have a remarkable ability to read subconscious cues in body language that betray a person's thoughts.

Salem commented: Quite right!! +17
venomlash 55 Junior Poster

Maybe a sticker on your car:
Danger, I am old enough to drink!

Hey! Put that in the "What Bumper Sticker Would Your Car Wear?" thread. (Kidding!;))
...but good one!

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

Speaking of viruses, some author or other has written a few zombie books (including World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War). In these books, there is a virus called Solanum that turns humans into zombies.

Solanum is the genus name of the domesticated potato (Solanum tuberosum).

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

I had a sub in High School frosh bio class who kept telling us that viruses were alive.

Fun fact: According to the Mayans, the world will end the day before I reach the legal drinking age in my home country of USA! USA! USA!

Other fun fact: I don't trust it. The Mayans didn't predict the Spaniards...

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

Writing an array-sorting algorithm has been the bane of intro-C++ courses since the language was invented, I think. Being a hobbyist, I try to avoid having to sort. If you just need the max and min, what I posted should work fine. If not, ask someone more experienced.

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

What I would do is this instead of the "read" loop:

int tmax, tmin;

tmax=temp[0];
tmin=temp[0];

for(int i=0; i<31; i++){
    if(temp[i]>tmax){
        tmax=temp[i];
    }
    if(temp[i]<tmin){
        tmin=temp[i];
    }
}
cout<<"The maximum temperature is "<<tmax<<".\n";
cout<<"The minimum temperature is "<<tmin<<".\n";

Do you see where I'm going with this?

venomlash 55 Junior Poster

Wow. I'd been wondering about that too...
Thank you abar_sow for asking the question and Ezzaral for answering it.:icon_smile: