thoughtcoder

Using sockets.

Computer janitor questions belong in the computer janitor forum.

C decides whether to sign extend or zero-extend when you cast an integer type based on whether it's signed or unsigned.

You should learn modern HTML before trying to teach PHP.

[QUOTE=artemis_f;834384]I normally program in Java and Haskell to me seems completely alien and weird.[/QUOTE] That's because it is. I normally program in Haskell and Java seems deficient and limiting. I don't think you really get a benefit out of learning Haskell until you learn more about type classes. But the …

Actually, interfaces were invented as a joke. April fools!

If you believe in freedom then that includes the freedom to buy whatever cellphone you want.

Why aren't you using the signature [icode]double round_nplaces(double value, uint32_t to)[/icode]? Passing primitive types by reference is useless unless you want multiple return values. Also, you don't need to separate the value out into whole number / fractional part. Also your code doesn't even compile.

Here's a better implementation of apow, assuming I don't have bugs. [code] double apow(double x, int y) { if (y < 0) return apow(1 / x, -y); double m = x, p = 1.0; while (y) { if (y & 1) p = p * m; m = m * …

Who gets viruses? You have to try hard to get viruses on Windows. Stop pirating software, then you won't get viruses.

There's nothing wrong with that. carobee, write a simulator for Conway's Game of Life. And then make it run faster.

I was known as the person most likely to become a serial killer.

Time travel is possible. The mind evolves at the rate of time travel. I am a visitor from the future and I got here by programming my mind. They ask that if time travel were possible, where are the time travelers? Well, here I am. We will have an openly …

Beginner/Novice: Lacking most of the things mentioned below. Average/Intermediate: Inexperienced in the things mentioned below. Experienced at programming: [list] [*]able to make the most of the type system he's working with [*]thinks about API design in terms of how to minimize the amount of mistakes made while using the API …

base-64 encode it. base-96 (or whatever) encode it. encode it into unicode characters.

That's not a C# question have a nice day.

[QUOTE=GrimJack;870064]I, personally, am against the immoral, unfettered precepts that capitalism stands for[/QUOTE] What is capitalism? [QUOTE=GrimJack] Blind adherence to [B][I][U][COLOR="Red"]any[/COLOR][/U][/I][/B] ideology[/QUOTE] Such as blind adherence to centrism?

No, it's a racist decision.

Ancient Dragon is an idiot and doesn't know what he's talking about. Look up the terms online and you'll find definitions, and you can use your brain to see how they're different.

The language versions are called C# 2 and C# 3. It's perfectly fine to start with C# 2.

[QUOTE=dickersonka;842281]you normally would use this singleton method for a configuration accessor class[/QUOTE] Hah! If only you knew the Hell I went through thanks to people thinking that. [QUOTE] or a group of data that needs to be shared throught the app without passing a class object around[/QUOTE] This situation (the …

[QUOTE=Undream;865182]Ok, so this question spans from the typical "Math is/not needed for software engineering" I do believe that math is at least partially important, but I have to admit that i know pretty little of it...[/QUOTE] Math is very important for software engineering. It's impossible to write correct code without …

The "first" answer? Any number congruent to 13 or 29 (mod 32) is correct. There is no "first" answer.

This should be, like, basic recursion.

[QUOTE=verruckt24;865294]I fail to understand why this thread is named what it is. No one's interested in Rashakil Fol anymore I guess.[/QUOTE] I am very interested in him.* He is the reason I joined this forum. You should unban him! I bet you are just jealous of the size of his …

Do something thinking and figure it out for yourself.

That's a vague question. No, nobody can help you with such a vague question.

It's hard to understand what you're trying to do with all that unindented code.

They just achieved ordinal numbers of clock cycles in a finite amount of time.

[QUOTE=Hiroshe;860238]Question 1: Is this easily reversable?[/QUOTE] Yes. If you have the key, you can xor it and add it to get back the original plaintext. [QUOTE=Hiroshe]Version 2) Then I thought that it might be more secure to do the subtracting stage in (2 bytes, 16 bits) rather than in (1 …