read in the toll file, read in the customer file. store the customer's data into a structure. if the customers balance is > 0 then print out the data. what is it that u dont know how to do? we...

if u check on java.sun.com they have a tutorial for nearly everything could imagine.

i never made fun of you, i simply suggested doing a little searching. you come on and basically post your homework assignment and think that people are going to just hand u code, LMAO. and uhh,...

it is faster to type but there's no difference in the code generated, test it and see for yourself.

what do u think we're gonna write it for u? im not going to google, it isnt my assignment. u need to LOOK harder. everyone gets this assignment in their OS class, i'm sure a solution is out there. ...

try google

your add_item method should traverse to the END of the list, and add the element there. the remove_item method should remove the first element in the list.

i was trying to learn about firmware a couple weeks ago b/c i wantd to hack my router. i found that most firmware is just plain ol C..

uhhh.. u obviously didnt write that code. massPounds is a variable, this is where u store the user's input. cin gets input from the user, and stores it in the massPounds variable. so, u wouldnt want...

1) b/c C is a minimal, spartan like language
2) shift each bit out and test it:

unsigned int num = 0xdeadbeef;
for(int x = 0; x < (sizeof(int) * 8); x++)
if(num & (1 << x) ) printf("bit...

visual studio usually ships 'neutered', meaning you can't build standalone apps to distribute. depending on what version u have, this is may or may not be true. usually the expensive, ie....

yes it is very solvable. unresolved references mean that you either, dont have the correct libs, or those libs are not being included properly by the compiler. u need to first figure out where that...

try using the 'chdir' command to change directories. the problem with using system("cd"), is that the 'cd' command only affects the current process executing it. after that process terminates, the...

linux: system("clear");