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There's libraries full of books written about MFC. You might want to check out a few of them...

as to the second, that code looks about a decade old so he probably uses a decade old book (or more likely a pdf someone ripped from a decade old book and put on some website as "free jsp book"). What's line 15, and what's the error? Check your server …

There are many possible reasons for standardising on a specific IDE. While company politics and personal preference of people in positions of influence with management often come into play during the initial selection process, they're utterly irrelevant once the decision has been made. ANY standard is probably better than none …

it doesn't handle negative grades...

and wrong too

look better, all we can tell you...

so they block you because you're a spammer and now you're asking for help on how to create more accounts to continue your spammer activities... Doesn't seem like you've learned your lesson.

Once you get comfortable with the different user interface (which cost me a few hours at most), there's very little difference for all sense and purpose.

@moaz, you might want to learn to be polite to people. It often helps to get help from them... You might also learn to think for yourself, it helps you not need to ask for help so often. And of course you might learn to search for information yourself, helps …

hmm, what's up with the flood of "I wanna be a script kiddie" style posts. Must be the school vacations are here and all the kiddos normally posting homework questions now have other things on their mind?

Unity isn't so much dual license as much as offering a limited version with reduced functionality for free (they I think also introduce some advertising into your game when you use it, like a splash screen). For the rest, as Mike says, most engines are either proprietary (though maybe for …

I'm sorry, we can slove problems sometimes, soloving them has never been our strong point.

well, the compiler can throw Exceptions and crash ;)

there is no "best". Read all the other threads about it, several with the exact same title... @Hericles: C# is becoming ever more popular, especially as engines like Unity become more powerful and stable. And very few projects will be written using a single language. Most will have a core …

books about core concepts are ok. Swing isn't changing much, and hasn't changed much in years, so a book is good. The main problem with books is books about The Next Big Thing (tm)(r) as such things tend to not last long enough for books to be written about them …

* Get piece of paper * Get pencil * Get cup of coffee * Start writing with one hand while sipping coffee with the other there you go

problem solving is about the only thing you realistically learn in school. Unless of course you don't put in any effort whatsoever and just mindlessly cram for your tests.

do you really think he's still loitering here, just waiting for someone to come in and ask him to do their homework for them? I seriously doubt it.

A big part of making websites is creativity. You're showing that you're not creative, not a good start... Anyone can learn to hack some html together. It's the rest, which you want us to come up with for you, that's the part that sets the amateurs apart from the professionals...

no, #1 IS correct. If you want to guarantee insertion order is maintained, use a List, not a Set. While some Sets may be implemented to maintain insertion order, that's not the purpose of a Set.

another problem is that the bridge driver has been removed in Java 8 and has been seriously buggy and unsupported for at least a decade in older versions. Use a real database. Another problem is that you never properly dispose of your database objects, don't close your connection, etc. etc. …

If you've tried, show what you tried and where you failed. If you've not tried, try.

And of course you'll need criteria to determine what is "best"... By now you should know that you are not to just dive in and start hacking some code together, but that 90% of your time is going to be spent thinking and researching. And that does not mean dumping …

JSTL code is executed on the server, not the client. So having a servlet send it to the client isn't going to work.

Such software exists. Just use your favourite search engine to find suppliers, contact them for demos, select the one that best matches your needs, and purchase licenses.

learn English so you can describe your problem in such a way that people can understand it... And learn programming so you can implement your solution and show people what you have and tell them where you're stuck.

It's impossible to answer that question without knowing the level of technology available to those people as well as a lot of other things. A nomadic hunter-gatherer society needs a lot of room per person, a society employing industrial scale agriculture with high yield crops, field rotation, efficient water recycling …

And learn some math. You're not going to be able to create a working calculator if you can't do the math you're supposed to have it do for you...

Google works, any failure of it to provide you with information can be traced back to user error.

make a database, containing the information you need. Then use the user input to query that database and get the data you need to return. Or just keep a list of things in memory, for something trivial like this that's much easier.

(40+20+20+20)/4 = 25. Which is probably your end score (and that's generous) if you can't even do this yourself.

The page says exactly what it is... Which translates into human readable text as: the dot product gives the distance between points in space. In this case that's the distance between a point and a plane.

> Corporatization/monopolization of the internet -> this has already started but I expect in 5 years most uses of the internet will be dominated by a single company, and there will be far fewer start-ups. > They've been saying that for 20 years... > Possibly Quantum computing (hard to know …

it's your homework, you're obviously too lazy to even look at some of the millions of examples implementing it strewn around the internet so why should we bother even trying to help you?

and that means not putting c:\images\myimage.png as the image location in the html you generate.

uh, you have to learn to think for yourself at some point...

without giving reasons why "they are the best" that's an utterly useless statement. No surprise then that's it's wrong as well. They maybe be "best" for some purposes but certainly not for all, and I'm sure that there's other brands that produce specific boards that are superior for gaming than …

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no, C++ knows nothing about fonts. Specific user interface APIs probably will. See their documentation.

we're not here to do your homework for you, and this is clearly just your homework assignment that you're dumping here. Show what you've done, give us your ideas, and maybe someone will tell you if you're right.

there was no shared library folder 30 years ago when TC was created and maintained...

or better yet, admit to your teacher that you spent the entire semester sleeping rather than paying attention in class, and that all your homework assignments you copied the solution from the internet rather than doing them yourself. He'll not need you to submit a solution to your assignment when …

which shows your utter lack of understanding of Java. Your problem is your insistence on using the age old bridge driver which was never intended for being more than a technology demonstrator and inspiration for people wanting to write JDBC drivers. It relies on 32 bit ODBC functionality which has …

welcome to Geeks Anonymous. Now insert peg A into slot B, take the presented punch card to the reader over in section 101a, and present it for your official membership lava lamp.

looks more like some "work of art" in lights that has fallen victim to grafitti...

You're either looping through the results incorrectly or you're connecting to a different schema where there's a different number of rows to be returned. Any other possible options are so remote they're not worth considering.

It's your thesis, so it should be your research...