Posts by ~s.o.s~

Elitist hackers of Linux hate compiling their worries while commencing to destroy Windows.

You get to meet GhostRider.

I put in a lady.

*shrugs* You have been warned... :D

getchar()

It is fine to use floats and doubles as loop indecies.

Nope, won't do. Try using double and float as your array indices while writing normal programs and you would know the reason. Comparision operators don't cut well with floating point numbes. Read this and this.

You get to use the Hubble Telescope.

I put in a mouse.

toast

lost

Word change game is not liked by many members here.

Elitist followers of Linux hate compiling their slum-managers while commencing to destroy Windows.

laser light show - laser surgery

You get Titanic.

I put in a mug.

If creating that function for a standard compiler, you need to adhere to the C/C++ specification. The implementation is upto you. If you want to have a look at some of the implementations see this and this.

All these things exist out there, its just that in this particular case, they were exposed to the people. Yes, I sometimes really wonder what the world is coming to...

Hello there my friend Tom, welcome to Daniweb. :D

Considering a generalized senario in which complexity for only looping constructs is considered and all other operations are considered to be performed in constant time, I don't see whats wrong with the idea...

Better late than never... :D

You must have declared I as an integer variable while size() returns a number of type unsigned integer. Hence the warning message. Try changing the loop variable to type size_t and it should work out to be fine.

Read this.

Blind followers of Linux hate kissing their slum-managers while commencing to destroy Windows.

provide

This thing really

walk of life.

Hello there Raqueeb, welcome to Daniweb. :D

Keep a counter which will be initialized to 1, fgets the entire line of text in a character array, skip the first two lines using the counter previously mentioned and start reading from the third line.

Read this for using fgets.

You need to replace the term syntax with the langauge of the snippet you are posting. For eg. while posting C++ code, replace syntax with cplusplus, when dealing with C code, replace it with c, and so on...

It need not necessarily be the rooting. Try to come up with any function which cuts down the range and you should be good to go. Just make sure that the function gives integer values for the elements. That way, handling the transformed values and sorting them shouldn't be a problem as such.

shooting heroin - sanitarium

Blind followers of Bill Gates hate kissing their slummanagers while commencing to destroy projects

proving

[edit] Drats, Walt beat me to it :D[/edit]

Improving

You get a cloned cow.

I put in some marbles.

Stuff shouldn't be left lying here and there.

things you have

Yes even I normally prefer a single exit point since it makes it easier for me to see what exactly is returned without hunting for multiple returns, but I didn't change the code for the OP to let him know where he was going wrong.

> And posts to games don't increase your post count

Nooooooooooooooooooo....... :D

> You are invisible too, aren't you?
*drats* Plan foiled by Mr. Joeprogrammer. :D

Oops.... so it is. Thanks Sannie

I guess its payback time... :mrgreen:

Not quite, it's
minimum + rand() / (RAND_MAX / (maximum - minimum) + 1 ); To ensure proper distribution.
(sorry, I couldn't help it )

Actually, according to this very enlightening read, you're all wrong...

(sorry, I couldn't help it either)

I never said my code ensured proper distribution. Atleast it was logically correct. :D

eyes and recollect

Deplorable followers of Bill Gates hate kissing their project managers while commencing to destroy projects

Not quite. it's minimum + (rand() % maximum);

Not quite, its: minimum + (rand() % (maximum - minimum)); This will produce random numbers in the range minimum inclusive and maximum exclusive.
;)

past which looms

sea star - shooting star

always see when

Deplorable followers of Iron Maiden began kissing their project managers while commencing to destroy projects.

Task is not the same as tusk.

You get the cable guy.

I put in a sandstone.

Nah, I have my way of knowing who is invisible and who is not, so don't try to pull that trick on me... :D

That is because this program requires the proper use of getchar() or cin.get() so that the junk (newline character) is filtered out of the input stream. Also considering that your return statements are in abundance, it becomes a pain in the neck to make out what it is going on. I can say that this is not the best of the codes that I have seen... ;)

Try this one:

#include <iostream>

#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

// Prototypes for utility functions that main will use

bool Get( istream &in, int &d1, int &d2, int &d3,
          int &d4, int &d5 );

bool Valid( int d1, int d2, int d3, int d4, int d5);

int main()
{
    int d1;
    int d2;
    int d3;
    int d4;
    int d5;

    if (Get( cin, d1, d2, d3, d4, d5)&& Valid( d1, d2, d3, d4, d5 ))
    {
        cout << "The code has been vaildated" << endl;
        getchar();
        return 0;
    }
    else
    {
        cout << "The code is invalid";
        getchar();
        return 1;
    }
}



bool Get( istream &sin, int &d1, int &d2, int &d3,
          int &d4, int &d5 )
{
    char c1;
    char c2;
    char c3;
    char c4;
    char c5;

    if ( sin >> c1 >> c2 >> c3 >> c4 >> c5)
    {
        getchar();
        if ( isdigit( c1 ) && isdigit( c2 ) && isdigit( c3 ) &&
             isdigit( c4 ) && isdigit( c5 ) )
        {
            d1 = c1 - '0';
            d2 = c2 - '0';
            d3 = c3 - '0';
            d4 …

Nope, won't do, unless he is ready to sacrifice the real values and accept the approximates. Think of it this way, would the data before squaring and after squaring be the same? I guess no. If you know the way floating point numbers are handled by the system, you would know what I am trying to convey.

Come to think of it, someone here has really started liking the feature of invisible browsing... :D

Use case diagrams form an important part of UML modelling.