The cleanest and nicest explanation, one could hope for!

Narue could you elaborate more on this... It seems like an interesting subject! Being ignorant in the beggining i would agree ivailosp , but you seem to have a point.

Also to limit the scope of...

as Comrade Ogilvy said :: int main(void) is the correct entry point. I don't know the ide you are using but from the output you posted it seems that you have 2 object files {firstprogram.o and...

to rephrase what lerner already said{and add a little sugar!} if you want to output to screen {a line, a dot or whatever} you must use directly the OS's api or some framework thats supports graphics...

if this solved your question, why don't you mark the thread as solved...

sorry, i didn't know that....



yes, this is because the number 0000 satisfies your conditions...




i think vijayan answered the second section....{you have to replace the comments part...

here is a thought:: make one function that returns the last two digits of the number, and another one that returns the first two... Then in a loop add these parts , square them and check if they are...

plz, post the complete code for other members to see...

PS:: when i begun posting this i haven't seen the post of salem

The part after the colon( : ) is called Initializater List.... if you check on the internet you can find alot info on this, one site you could check is this...

PS:: if this solves your problem, plz mark it the thread as solved!

I don't know in what language you are writing, but the reason the compiler complained is that you used the word Omrekenen{what does it mean by the way?} as a function name and as a float...

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QT in windows also uses win api... you propable meant MFC or WinForms{for the .Net environment}