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    Began Watching C++ - has no member n, d

    When I try to compile the program below in Eclipse I get two erros, ‘const class Fraction’ has no member named ‘n’ & ‘const class Fraction’ has no member named …
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    Replied To a Post in C++ - has no member n, d

    > I get two erros, 'const class Fraction' has no member named 'n' & 'const class Fraction' has no member named 'd' Well, look at the offending line in `Fract.h`: …
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    Replied To a Post in Database Table Design For a Work Project

    > So I'd have a table that has an employee, the job he is at, a date, and the hours they worked that day Yep. > That looks fine, but …
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    Began Watching What does a Vector3 and Quaternion look like in code?

    I'm looking for what exactly is a Vector3 (or any Vector for that matter) and also what a Quaternion is in code? What are the variables types? Should you have …
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    Replied To a Post in What does a Vector3 and Quaternion look like in code?

    > I'm looking for what exactly is a Vector3 (or any Vector for that matter) and also what a Quaternion is in code? What are the variables types? Should you …
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    Began Watching Problem of Assembly Language

    Construct a large integer (32 – Bit) from two Byte Variables (8 – Bit) and one Word Type variable (16 – Bit). Store your result into EAX and print it. …
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    Replied To a Post in Problem of Assembly Language

    We won't write it for you - show us what you've done so far, and it helps to indicate a specific question or problem you're having.
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    Replied To a Post in c++

    > read a list of arithmetic expressions from given file... zaheen: post separately and show some work.
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    Began Watching Database Table Design For a Work Project

    **Bold Text Here**Hi there I'm just wondering what the best or a good table layout would be for a little project I'm trying to do at work. I work at …
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    Replied To a Post in Database Table Design For a Work Project

    > I was thinking about having an employee table, a job table, and then a employee_job table that has a foreign key to an employee and a job. This is …
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    Began Watching c++

    one way of finding the square root of a certain number N is by using newtons method repetedly untill the absolute value 2 successive new guess is less than 10 …
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    Replied To a Post in c++

    Do you have a question?
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    Began Watching Check line and arc intersected or not

    I am searching for an algorithm which can shows line and arc intersected or not. For line I have start and end point and for arc I have start, end …
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    Replied To a Post in Check line and arc intersected or not

    Start with the two circles which contain the arcs. Where do they intersect? If they do, then see if the point(s) is(are) on one of the arcs.
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    Began Watching How to share a visual basic .NET project on a LAN?

    Hello I have a VB.NET project (using Visual Studio 2015 Pro) currently found on my PC, and would like to make it shared across my LAN with others so that …
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    Replied To a Post in How to share a visual basic .NET project on a LAN?

    > make it shared across my LAN with others so that they can pull a copy on their own PC and work on it, and push their changes to the …
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    Replied To a Post in Extremely Light-Weight C Graphics Library

    > The only downside is that it appears to require some compiled binaries. I understand that it might not be possible to get around this though... [The only dependencies are …
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    Began Watching Extremely Light-Weight C Graphics Library

    Hi. I am familiar with the following C graphics libraries: Cairo, SDL, SDL2, and OpenGL. The problem I have found with these is that they either require shared libraries (Cairo/SDL/SDL2) …
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    Replied To a Post in Extremely Light-Weight C Graphics Library

    If you want to be cross-platform, [GLFW](http://www.glfw.org/) is an excellent lightweight library that handles creating OpenGL contexts, basic window management, and user input. Then it gets out of your way.
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    Replied To a Post in Addition of 'n' matrices

    First things first... How is this even compiling? You use the name `res` which isn't defined anywhere; I assume you mean `result`. > I have some segmentation faults, can't find …
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    Began Watching Addition of 'n' matrices

    I have a matrix structure (for storing squared matrices) which is defined as typedef struct { int **matrix; int format; }MATRIX; How to add 'n' number of matrices?
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    Replied To a Post in Addition of 'n' matrices

    Same as you'd add *n* numbers: Initialize a "sum" matrix to all zeros, then add matrices 1..*n* to the sum.
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    Replied To a Post in SIGSEGV error

    > Yes, I am using GLEW for my opengl functions. Aha. See if [this SO answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/8303331) gets you going.
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    Began Watching Random Incident Review Found On My Phone

    Hello Community, I was just clearing up my (Android) phone and when I was looking in the downloads folder there is an Adobe Acrobat folder and inside of it is …
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    Replied To a Post in Random Incident Review Found On My Phone

    Hm. Perhaps an overzealous browser pre-loaded it for you from a link on a page you visited?
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    Began Watching Listview with diacritics in view

    I have data that I want displayed in a listview. Problem is when I read from a file with System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("Windows-1252"), it shows up in listview with Zoë instead of Zoë …
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    Replied To a Post in Listview with diacritics in view

    The file you're trying to load is UTF-8 encoded. Try using [UTF8Encoding](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.utf8encoding(v=vs.110).aspx) instead.
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    Replied To a Post in how to develop

    Please format code, something like this: int main() { int number[20]; for(int i = 0; i < 20; i++) { cout << "enter a number up to 20" << endl; …
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    Began Watching SIGSEGV error

    I am in the process of making a small game-engine for educational purposes, and I have come accross a very fustrating error. When debugging the program with the c++ gdb …
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    Replied To a Post in SIGSEGV error

    [Are you using GLEW](http://stackoverflow.com/a/8303331)?
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    Began Watching how to develop

    how to develop a prog in cpp that asks the user to enter numbers and sort them ascendingly using arrays.
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    Replied To a Post in how to develop

    We don't do assignments for you. Show us your work so far, tell us what you're having trouble with, and then we'll be able to help.
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    Began Watching structure fill using lib curl

    How to access the below fields of this structure using lib curl write_data pointer variable. typedef struct RESPONSE { char* msg; char* sn; char* gsn; char* veType; char* model; char* …
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    Replied To a Post in structure fill using lib curl

    What do you have for `WriteMemoryCallback`? It should at least start like this: size_t WriteMemoryCallback(char *ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void *userdata) Everything you need to know is here: * …
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    Began Watching Word count problem

    A user will enter one line of text at a time . Use EOF or ‘\n’ to determine end of the input. Echo the input one word per line and …
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    Replied To a Post in Word count problem

    Show us what you've tried so far, tell us what you're having trouble with, and then we can help.
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    Began Watching BASIC C

    Basic Arithmetic Game: In this exercise we will program a game to help kids learn integer addition and multiplication. When the program starts the following menu will be presented to …
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    Replied To a Post in BASIC C

    Show your work so far, tell us what you're having trouble with, and then we can start to help.
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    Began Watching BASIC C

    EXERCISE 1 Suppose that nValues and dValues are functions of one argument (the termindex)that return the ni and di of the terms of the continued fraction. Define the function cont-frac …
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    Replied To a Post in BASIC C

    Show your work so far, tell us what you're having trouble with, and then we can start to help.
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    Began Watching Atoi help

    If you carefully look at this example you will see with atoi when it runs into a string it gives the integer value of 0. So I was wondering how …
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    Replied To a Post in Atoi help

    You can't tell from return value from `atoi` alone. If it returns `0`, it's easy enough to check if the string itself is actually `"0"` (*i.e.*, `'0'` followed by `'\0'`).
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    Began Watching check if a number is between two values

    Is the ordering of checking if a number is between two values important? I figured this would be pretty simple to do but its not working. if(0 <= (int)strings[p][0] && …
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    Replied To a Post in check if a number is between two values

    Are you looking for a digit in the first position here? Because if you are, the characters `'0'` through `'9'` don't have values `0` through `9`.
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    Replied To a Post in asp .net web app is capturing wrong logged in user name in Audit trail

    I meant the username *being* logged, not the *logged-in* user; sorry for the confusion. Does the audit trail's user name match the app pool identity?
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    Began Watching asp .net web app is capturing wrong logged in user name in Audit trail

    Reason why asp .net web app is capturing wrong logged in user name in Audit trail?
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    Replied To a Post in asp .net web app is capturing wrong logged in user name in Audit trail

    Is the user name being logged the ASP.NET application's IIS app pool identity?
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    Began Watching How to keep a randomized string from repeating

    I'm doing a quiz game using netbeans. I've already done the randomization of questions. The problem is, how do i keep a question from repeating itself? ex: chose correct answer …
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    Replied To a Post in How to keep a randomized string from repeating

    Another approach: 1. Shuffle your list of questions (make a copy if the original order is important) 2. Present them in the new order
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    Began Watching Pointer to Member function

    I want to declare an ordinary pointer (not a member pointer) to a member function. I have tried but apparently I am getting errors. Is this allowed in C++? Why …

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