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Re: [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;741846]Why not put your music degree to work in the IT field. I should think you could get a job at one of the big game houses providing and/or writing music for the games. You might also want to get back in school and get another degree in computer … | |
Re: Nope, I don't think spiders are considered as traffic. | |
Re: Hi kavita, welcome to Daniweb. But I believe you should post this under "Community Introduction". | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb! Do visit the C++ subforums if you have any problems. :) | |
Re: I always feel bizarre with the fact that a lot of spam mails managed to pass through my spam killer while some legitimate mails got blocked. | |
Re: [QUOTE=anbuninja;731688]thanks. and yeah i updated it with the brackets. and now cost is the problem. it says "Run-Time Check Failure #3 - The variable 'cost' is being used without being initialized." hmmmmm i guess ill do some more reading and try to correct it but if i cant hopefully i … | |
Re: Apart from initializing "i" to zero in all your for loops, your final display statement should be: [CODE] printf("%d occurs %d times\n", i, counters[i]); [/CODE] | |
Re: I thought there are already such product in the market? Go google "secure usb flash drive". | |
Re: [QUOTE=bcodrin;732670]Hi.I want to thank in advance for all replys. Well let's get to the problem. I need to a C++ code that will do the following: 1.User inputs a number 2.All digits of the number inputed not divisable by 2(odd numbers) must be multiplicated. (* operation ). 3.Show multiplication result. … | |
Re: [QUOTE=stunt_man33;733162]Ok.. where exactly i should put the random generator? Then, can u help me how to use recursive loop here? [code] int random (int num) { srand (time (NULL)); num = rand(); cout << rand() << endl; int n = m; cout << n << endl; if (num != 0) … | |
Re: Hi welcome to Daniweb! Maybe u shld post your problem on the hardware section or the relevant OS section? | |
Re: Hi Cohen welcome to Daniweb! So you guys know each other from another forum? | |
Re: Before learning how to use those child controls like buttons, edit boxes, etc, you need to learn how to create a windows application. You can try to go through the following tutorial: [URL="http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/"]Win32 API tutorial[/URL] | |
Re: Some C compiler will give you a warning when your main function does not return an integer. In this case, do the following changes to the main function: [CODE] int main() { ...... ...... return 0; } [/CODE] | |
Re: Hi there is a "Pascal and Delphi" section under "Software Development". You can post your question there. | |
Re: Hi michelle, welcome to Daniweb! Just post your queries at the relevant forum! | |
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Re: Hi Kelly, welcome to Daniweb! Do you mean you only know basic stuffs or the programming language basic? | |
Re: Hi cynthia, welcome to Daniweb! You can post your question at the relevant section, or simply do a search for existing threads. | |
Re: Converging to Assembly? I thought it was the exact opposite. Nowadays programming are moving towards higher level, relying a lot on libraries, APIs, components, frameworks, middlewares, etc. Also, languages are moving more towards platform independency (like Java), and language interoperability (like .Net). Web-based applications are becoming more important, unlike in … | |
Re: Seeing you have made some efforts in coding it yourself, I will take the trouble to go through your long post. Here are the problems: 1. Initialize all your marks and counters when you declare them: [CODE] double mark=0.; double std_aver=0.; int total_students_counter=0; int section_counter=0; double studnt_section_aver=0.; double course_aver=0.; double … | |
Re: Just a simple example of calling a function: [CODE] get_start_balance(); [/CODE] To call a function, you just need to use the function name, and pass whatever parameters needed (in the above case the function doesn't take in any parameters). Actually, you are already calling functions. "printf" and "scanf" are functions … | |
Re: Hi Dina, welcome to Daniweb! Feel free to contribute to the community. | |
Re: Welcome to Daniweb! I would advice you to get a good vc++ book instead of getting online tutorials. Which version of vc++ are u using? Are u familiar with C++ in the first place? Feel free to post your question at the C++ section. | |
Re: ITs really hard to say which one will be more useful for a job. C++ would be a more difficult language for most people though, and if you only know C++ for console application programming, the opportunities are very limited. | |
Re: Hi welcome to daniweb! How about showing us your photography site when its ready? | |
Re: Hi welcome to Daniweb! Perhaps you can put a link to your online community inside your signature? |
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