Yeah exactly what infamous said it will be in you Debug folder.

@infamous:It may have been that way in previous versions of visual studio, i'm not sure never had it before, and now I get vs.net...

hehe yeah, sometimes I have too much running through my head, it comes out not exactly clear, kinda jumbled

Debug mode is standalone, the exe just contains debugging information, that allows you to step through the code when you set a breakpoint inside the IDE. Even Academic versions allow you to create...

There is one thing that discreet mathematics, number theory is actually useful, RSA encryption algorithms are based off all that theory actually very interesting stuff too. Depending on what your...

I had a couple of really hard assignments last year at school, one was to write a process scheduling program to simulate CPU load under different CPU scheduling algorithms, while at the same time I...

can't really compare the 2, it would be like comparing apples to oranges. vb.net is a programming language like fortran. vs.net is the latest IDE from Microsoft, you can use vs.net to program...

To do this, create a new project (workspace if using vc++ 6) add a new code file, paste your code in there, compile (I believe F7 in vc++ 6, or ctrl-shift-B in vs.net), the exe will be in your...

Just a few things about this code, whoever wrote doesn't really understand completely what is going on. The header fstream is for file i/o, which isn't used in this program at all, also cout, and...

C# has the bool data type, which allows for true and false. Also another great resource for C# that I really like is http://www.codeproject.com (also has other sections besides C# too)

About sending a message to a phone, it really depends on the provider, for example my company uses telus mobility for the company cells, telus provides a web page to send a message to any number on...

Yeah what Darc has said, also they made some improvements to the compiler so that it is more standards complient and such. Here is a link to some of the changes...