C# and vb but it may be of interest

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/175836/systemwindowsformswebbrowser-open-links-in-same-window-or-new-window-with-same

take a look at tools->internet options->tabs->settings->open links from other programs in : the current tab or window

this might not fix it, but first things first

also you will crash out past once x hits 10, your table is only of size 10

Myself, I wouldn't normally go the formatting route for examples just for readability, very nice touch though.

Nice one ddanbe

Here's c++ version, i stayed with separating couts rather than using formatting


for (int x = 0; x <= 8; x+=3)
{
cout << x << "\t" << x+1 << "\t"...

nice explanation waltp

the variable col is "column"

as waltp said when you are at position(column) 3 which will be the numbers(2, 5, 8), it will break the line, otherwise it will add tab

my bad misplaced col++, was in a rush, but you still shouldn't be getting 0


int col = 1;
for (int x=0; x<=8; x++)
{
cout << x;
if(col == 3)
{
col = 1;

and btw, i left the \n endl because you had it in there

normally you would use one or the other, but for this i would say drop the \n and stick with the endl

for it is then



int col = 1;
for (x=0; x<=8; x++)
{
cout << x;
if(col == 3)
{

oh boy

along with ddanbe, if you need to "change" the value do not modify the loop


cout << x << endl;
cout << x + 1 << endl;
cout << x << endl; // x is the same
cout << x++ << endl; //uh...

Lol the paper method, I like that one.

I assumed you meant unit tests, here are some links for them.
...

not sure what your methods look like, but lets say you have a method that will add a number and return the sum

your test case, will provide the number and ensure it is the correect result when its...

Very good.

That is the general concept of object oriented programming. Although, everything works together, they are still separate entities that are used to communicate with each other, and only...

A good way to think about top level objects, is what ways you 'access' this object.

You interact with the top level objects, for the top level objects to interact with low-level objects.

An...