Timestamp Post Voter Comment Reputation
Re: How To Write To A File Using fstream In Windows Forms C++ Nether_1 This worked, I posted the new code. BTW, I know you can use .NET file stream, but since I'm more acquainted with the fstream system, I used it. +1
Re: Advices to become a better developer Gribouillis Many great suggestions in this answer! +14
Re: Help with sum of Even or Odds Array ddanbe Good point. +15
Re: Type conversion from string to const char * problem nitin1 Awesome :) +4
Re: Type conversion from string to const char * problem AssertNull Good explanation +6
Re: Type conversion from string to const char * problem nitin1 +1 +0
Re: Getting garbage integer when printing out pointer array after addition ddanbe Great answer. +15
Re: Type conversion from string to const char * problem nitin1 +1 for to-the-point answer +4
Re: Find the minimum of a list with conditions ddanbe kudos! +15
Re: Yesterday's date using c++ AssertNull I like this approach. +5
Re: Belated alert diafol I suggested this a long while back. Too painful +0
Re: constructor const arguments rubberman Good explanation. +13
Re: C compile error Variable-sized object may not be initialized with char * pt Blake_2 How do I edit my post on here? I see a major typo and I want to include the calloc thing you mentioned; I wasn't aware of that! +0
Re: infinite recursion rubberman IE, the stack overflows! +13
Re: How does code porting work? overwraith Good observations. +2
Re: Swap 2 number without using third variable Mayukh_1 That's why using temp variable is always safest..good point +1
Re: Update Varbinary(max) column with Null value Santanu.Das perfect suggestion +5
Re: window form ddanbe Your indeed worth, to be called a "Code Sniper" +15
Re: error C2062: type 'float' unexpected Abdul_32 thank you soo much you've solved my mess ^_^ +0
Re: wojciech discussion RikTelner *passes coke* +0
Re: Design issue in C# ddanbe OK +15
Re: wojciech discussion cereal lol +0
Re: how to use structure in C rubberman Yes, fflush() is meant for output streams. Stdin is an input stream. +13
Re: Inheritance problem in C# ddanbe Thanks for the hint! +0
Re: Interfaces, The Basics. Have I Got It Right? J.C. SolvoTerra Great advice +3
Re: Interfaces, The Basics. Have I Got It Right? ddanbe Glaring mistake or not, great answer! +15
Re: c++ rubberman Did you mean baby sitters? :-) +13
Re: c++ Moschops I can't disagree with this assessment. +13
Re: OOP development problem ddanbe Great help. +15
Re: Need help with my C code please. Slavi kudos +6

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