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 | I am not sure this is the correct section for this thread, since OO concept is independent of langauges. This aside, if you have not read the book "Design Patterns - Elements of Reusable Objected Oriented Software" by the gang of four, I would recommend you to read it first. |
 | Re: Risc & cisc pc Isn't it easier to google "risc" and "cisc", than typing all those homework out in a forum?  |
| | [QUOTE=anbuninja;703933] okay i got 1. updated but im still lost in question 2. about the percent. ohhh and i know at the end i havent called out all the variables i know how to do that its just that im soo stuck in the input.[/QUOTE] The total admin charges is … |
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| | Nice intro...welcome to Daniweb! Don't worry about sounding old, there's plenty of older people here. :) |
| | Re: heads or tails Is it part of the requirements to use recursive function? This program can be done easily without recursive function. Just use a loop is enough. Also, check out rand() function to generate random number, and srand() for seeding the random generator. |
| | Simply combine line 36 and 37 will solve your problem: [CODE] [INDENT]cout << meanOf3(value1, value2, value3);[/INDENT] [/CODE]  |
| | Tell you guys a joke. I know a friend who gave the below answer to a similar programming assignment: [code] printf("*\n"); printf("***\n"); printf("*****\n"); printf("*******\n"); printf("*********\n"); [/code] |
| | When you declare an integer array of say size 3, you are actually statically allocating storage in memory for 3 integers, starting from the address the array/pointer points to. When you try to access say the 5th element of the above said array, you are actually trying to access a … |
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| | Hi welcome to Daniweb! 1971....that was even before I was borned! |
 | I also started my programming using basic, but it was on an IBM XT machine with 256Kb RAM and no harddisk. Those days they have basic interpreter on their ROM BIOS. I don't know where had you been for the 20++ years but programming and software development as a whole …  |
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| | Welcome to Daniweb! I don't know anything about Mac too. :) (I do know something about MAC protocols)  |
| | Hi welcome to Daniweb! Just post your question at the relevant forum. |
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| | Re: C++ Comments Comments are ignored during the parsing stage. It has totally no effect on the final executable. |
| | Visual Studio comes with OpenGL. Go search under the visual studio folder, you should be able to find those files. GLUT is a third party utility tool supporting OpenGL that handles the user interface stuffs. It doesn't contain OpenGL files. |
| | You can use the function strtod() to convert string to double. |
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| | It should be: [CODE] for(int i=0, j=0;i<5;i++,j++){} [/CODE]  |
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| | I believe you need to use recursive functions. |
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| | I need the source code for controlling rockets. Can anybody send me? :) |
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| | You may wanna look into OpenGL. You can download the library from the net. |
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