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Re: Huge Program Due: August 10th. Percent compete: 0%. Strategy: wait til August 8th, then Teh Internets will save me. LOL same shit, different day. . | |
Re: [QUOTE=tux4life;956873]Hard time using a search engine?[/QUOTE] come on, man. that's a legitimate question to ask. | |
Re: Hi, tgir. lets see if we can help. I believe your question is how to access 3x3 two-dimensional array. does that sound accurate? also, i'm just curious, what engineering school do you go to? --j | |
Re: when you 'getch' you're taking the next character off of the input queue for processing. this assumes once you've processed it, you're done with it, and will (probably) eventually want to get another character off the input queue. 'ungetch' puts that input back on the input queue. this effectively allows … | |
Re: and quit assuming everyone on here is a "sir". sexist language was deprecated last century. get with the program. | |
Re: no one's going to give you complete code for anything. but here's a snippet: [code]while(1) { // do stuff here }[/code] cheers! | |
Re: ha. but unfortunately, language gender has about zero correlation to anything remotely related to physiological gender, even stereotypical traits. i wish it did, it sure as hell would make learning a foreign language easier for me. | |
Re: [quote]This is my project but i cant do it . Pls help me[/quote] how did you get this far in life? i ask in all seriousness, because surely this is not the first computer programming assignment you've been thrown. you must have done [I]something[/I] prior to this. which then begs … | |
Re: 5 seconds? well, excuse me if i don't fall all over myself with enthusiasm. they should make it indefinite, that you can recall any email at any time, so long as someone hasnt already accessed it. | |
Re: void max(... has no return type (it's void) but you're trying to return integers. and yet, you have the function attempting to assign a value to a long integer. why long? change it to int, and change the return type of max to int. | |
Re: this is a lie. hardcore gamerz are way too 1337 to ever fall for a trick like that. | |
Re: yeah. and if it takes one woman 9 months to grow a baby, it should take 9 women... oh never mind. here's what every linux geek out there should do. partition your work computer's hard drive, and dual boot your favorite linux OS on the new part. then use it … | |
Re: [quote]converse with him[/quote] now see, this is how i know this is bulls---. you got a bunch of star-trek-watching computer AI tech geeks working on creating an artificial humanoid in a sort of "holodeck" environment... ... and it's gonna be a [b]HE[/b]??? i'm callin' shenanigans. | |
Re: A+++++ quality snippet would read this poster again. | |
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Re: hi, that's a very nice cut-and-paste you've done. did you use the mouse right-click to paste? or did you use CTRL-C and CTRL-V? i prefer using the keyboard myself, it seems much more efficient. | |
Re: i agree that "void main" is to be avoided, but merely calling it "the evil" without explaining why is not going to impress many newbies, since it will always appear to them to work. Anyhow, while "void main" may blow up a program in some future event, "scanf" will likely … | |
Re: what's "the logic"? FEC is a strategy not a protocol. there are a number of algorithms that could be used. learn to formulate a proper question, and post it in the proper forum. | |
Re: you dont know what what means? casting? start from the beginning of Tom Gunns code snippet: [B]'d'[/B] is a double (floating point) variable containing 23.4. [B]'w'[/B] is a double variable set to the value of 'd' once 'd' is [B]cast[/B]ed as an integer. (see where 'd' is casted as an … | |
Re: a lot of parallels between Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley. i wonder what will happen to the children. | |
Re: the main() program can often be called by a parent program. 'return 0;' indicates to the caller (parent) that the main() program executed correctly. so... generally speaking, the main function must be of type 'int' and therefore must return some integer value on completion. zero (0) is the standard "successful" … | |
Re: lets look at the program you have modified and get rid of some obvious errors. (1) you dont have a "compile error". the program you posted (the second one) compiles without any error even though it may have other flaws. what you have is a runtime condition ... `if (argc … | |
Re: must not be too urgent. you havent given us anything to review. | |
Re: alberton, generally speaking you can't just go and grab some missing header file off the interwebs and expect it to work. these types of headers are often built for your system, and even if you got a header file to work, you'd likely find yourself in an sequential procession of … | |
Re: [B]>> Market capitalism: unsustainable. Do you agree?[/B] Fallacy of the False Dilemma. presumes a universally agreed-upon definition of "market capitalism" which is so tight in scope that it can be reduced to an either/or premise. you failed. step down, kiddo. | |
Re: try this: [code=c]char q[16]; char *p = &q; strcpy(q,"abc");[/code] . | |
Re: but isnt 7 just a watered down Vista? i dont' know anyone who's especially excited about 7. | |
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Re: what part of "Just subtract the two pointers as shown in the code [Dragon] posted" are you still confused about? | |
Re: if you have the means to do so, I'd recommend the masters degree. it sure as hell wont hurt, and will most likely pay for itself within a few years. theres nothing wrong with wanting to travel and work abroad. do it now while you can, before you get tied … | |
Re: [QUOTE]The game is just like Tetris, only there are no blocks, instead we are matching them to trash bins.[/QUOTE] the individual words, I understand. the sentence, makes my brain hurt. | |
Re: that's good to know. i often forget my luggage key, and need to get in my locked luggage to access some personal item, but want to reclose the luggage so it remains locked as if it were never opened, so i can then unlock it normally at some later time, … | |
Re: [QUOTE]everyone did their own thing which "worked for me" in their own little corner of the universe.[/QUOTE] but, but... Microsoft did it! | |
Re: I am amazed. that hamburger and fries is crazy. i'd love to be on the judging team to sample those. | |
Re: i think these posts ought to be instantly deleted by moderators, along with a copy of a standard explanation auto-delivered to the poster's email. I can see why Narue has all but left daniweb ... because it's [I]this[/I] kind of non-stop crap just makes me want to flame the hell … | |
[URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/member552021.html"]Tom Gunn[/URL] Joined less than 1 month ago (Jun 18th, 2009) ...at this time he has only 193 posts but 45 solved threads. and 597 reputation points. I'm calling shenanigans. | |
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Re: you got both loops fighting over the same index 'i' | |
Re: [QUOTE=serkan sendur;919065]i will miss her a lot...[/QUOTE] i wouldn't be surprised if she left due, in some part, to creepy stalkers. | |
Re: you suck, because you haven't updated your signature with a new Jack Handey quote. | |
Re: [QUOTE=olarotimi73;920103]hello, i want to know how I can book online flight reservation ?[/QUOTE] did you try [url]www.expedia.com[/url] or [url]www.travelocity.com[/url] ? | |
Re: use code tags correctly. and make sure your code is indented. otherwise, it's a ridiculous mess, and no one will want to look at it. int main(void) { // hello, i am properly formatted C code. // aren't i nice? if (your_code == properly_formatted) { youWillGetResponse = TRUE; } else … | |
Re: [QUOTE=aayush2687;917756]so dat i m able to make a little folder converter software dat help a user to hidden his/her data with unauthorised user ? if any1 knwz plz tell me ,ma english nt so gud so plz understand urslef guyz sry for dat and thnx in advance....... :D[/QUOTE] wait, wait, … |
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