You just disregarded my main point :
"So realize that, Cartesian coordinate, polar coordinate, cylindrical coordinate, or any other coordinate one uses, is only a model. Its just a way to...

Wow. I tried so hard not to post.

Ok now listen to my argument :

Imagine you lye on a Cartesian grid, at the origin. OK ?

Now you say that to get at point, (1,1), we need to first move
1...

There is also http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/ which has really a lot of smart developers that has been programming for a while, and also developing games for a while in the industries....

Yep, just think about it like this, if ptr is a pointer-to-int, then *ptr,
is the value that it points to , so if it points to an address, which
has the value 4, then *ptr == 4 is true.

int a =...

My perception of you. serra01 is a spammer.

get rid of all the unneeded " //----// " it makes the code unreadable.


#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<cctype>
#include<string>
using namespace std;

There is no through getting to him. Just let him be.

Pretty cool. Looks something someone will see if they were high of drugs.

>>output("1", "k"); // ?

should be a string :

output(string("1"), string("k")); // ?


Whats happening is that "1" and "k" is being interpreted as a const char*

cout<<"*"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<"*"<<endl;

Well it will ask you questions of what you have covered.

No false, no matter how precise you get, its never a perfect circle.

Again : You cannot ever draw a perfect circle using a software
because they are all made up by pixels, and Pixels are rectangles.

Also realize that there might never be a perfect circle.

Virtual functions and polymorphism are closely related.

A virtual function means that a some class with a virtual function will be derived from, and that virtual function will be overridden by...

How about using strings to represents float, char, double, int, and so on.
string Types[4] = { "124","1.234","aString","c" };

Then you can convert it accordingly with sstream.

Ya gotta learn english 1st.

>>I think do you have the idea and please help me sir with my project...

Not really, care to explain a bit more?

From :
while ((cin >> ar[i]) && (i < arSize))

To :

while ((i < arSize) && (cin >> ar[i]) )

So I was thinking, we should have a challenge of the day or week,
for a specific language, that poses a unique problem. This way people can practice, and others can learn maybe something new from...

lastElem =remove_if(v1.begin(), v1.end(), islowerCase);//line1


Line 1 : remove_if(...), if the containers contains a lower case character
the function removes it. It does this, and returns the...

Put the definition in the same file as the templete header, unless your
compiler supports the keyword export.

Yes there is, probably.

No problem. Its good to see that you are a human as well
and not an all knowing android.

That is not overloading the negation operator. Thats overloading
the subtraction operator. A negation has no arguments and
deals with the this pointer. If you want to do it that way, you will need...

By the example you gave us, this : "mcDonalds car 456 burgerKing 8
clowns are scary money leeking from 56 my pockets I like turtles 1".

I would suggest that you should extract the sentence word...

But on the other hand the efficiency of these are completely different :


//with pointers
void DivideBigNumbers(BigNumberClass * num, BigNumberClass * num);
//without pointers, just object...

TO expand x % 100 will give you the last 2 digits, and x % 1000 will
give you last 3 digits, and in general :

x % 10^n will give you the last n digits. IN the special case
where n = 0, the...

int main()
{
srand( time( 0 ) );

cout << rand() % 2 << endl;
}

This is too funny. One of the few post that made me laugh. You made
my day thinkersgroup, anyone see the irony with his name?

This (http://www.horstmann.com/cpp/pitfalls.html) is a good read. Read it and learn from it.

Yea, what he said.

This is too hilarious. (http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Vector_Oriented_Programming.aspx)

Oh ok :

for(int i = 0; i !=1; ++i){
cout << "M"<<endl;
for(int thisIsStupid = 0; thiIsStupid != 0; );
}

???

for(int i = 0; i !=1; ++i)
cout << "M"<<endl;

don't use the sqrt function. compare the squared distance.

They will pretty much teach you the same thing at least the concept part,
like loops, if else statements, control flow, variables, ints, floats ,blah blah
blah.

I think if you take C++, then...

#include<iostream> /**/
#include<string>
using std::cout; using std::string; std::ostream& _H_A_P_P_Y_T_H_A_N_K_S_G_I_V_I_N_G = cout;...

Since thanksgiving is soon here, I thought we would have our
own daniweb feast, specifically an obscure feast. Remember that
only obscure code is valid in our obscure table.

I'll start :
...

This shouldn't be this hard.

You want to read from a text file of the format :

Firstname;Lastname;178

where the ';' means the word has ended. And you know you will
always read firstname,...

Sounds like a good hobby? Is there a team to join for this sort of
stuff.