My suggestion: learn how to type and communicate effectively. It will serve you well.

Rubber bands?

Read the API for your scanner.

I think it offers a lot of good material and things to think about to someone young in the industry.

I would recommend reading Code Complete, 2nd Edition (http://cc2e.com/).

You solve it by keeping up with your coursework and asking specific questions in the appropriate forums when you cannot figure it out on your own.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrink_wrap
It's great stuff with many applications.
Good luck on your test.

uhm... don't just skip it or you may fail?

>can you list those as well?
Why? If you are looking for a reference on a particular topic, ask about it. "hundreds of books on... (blah)" isn't useful to anyone at all, unless they really want to...

Movement through a circular structure such as a circular array, degrees of rotation, days of the week, etc.

Start a thread on it if you wish to have such a discussion. Posting it on the tail end of someone else's thread on Bluetooth won't attract much participation.

>If my assignment is right let me know but I need someone to explain to me why it is right.
Why? Are you completing them through automatic writing (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_writing) or...

>How do I solve this problem?
You solve it by actually caring about coding the solution.

That is how code gets finished. If you really don't care about the project you've decided to piddle around...

I can follow the language just fine. It is the concept of cheating as some kind of "buffer" that eludes me.

What? I cannot make any sense out of what you are trying to say there at all.

I did not mention violation of laws. Show them this thread if you are so proud of it.

This has nothing to do with the discussion at hand and belongs in the lounge.

I think the entire thread should be deleted. It's certainly in conflict with the "We only give homework help to those who show effort" mantra that can be found posted through the site.

I also have...

So you are just posting answers to homework questions so students can Google them easier?

If you can't keep track of 6 or 12 cokes and your own rate of consumption well enough to tell if someone's stealing them, you certainly aren't smart enough to figure out an algorithm for it. You...

This site has quite a lot of information on DSP: http://www.101science.com/dsp.htm

Fail.

Do it in Fortran.

Is there a way to get paid well for that instead of actually doing productive work? :)

You could create a social networking site similar to Facebook called "WatShudIDo?", where all of the students who make posts like this could congregate and repeatedly ask each other "wat shud I do?...

++ to both of the above posts.
If you're writing a lot of code that depends on knowing that list well, no one will want to work with you (including yourself when you are trying to track down your...

>I would like you guys to give me some advice on best practices when it comes to programming, planning and design.
Here's a really good place to start:
Code Complete 2nd Edition (http://cc2e.com/)...

Here's a little bit of background reading that should help : http://www.daniweb.com/search/search.php?q=final+project+idea

He probably handed this in six months ago. If not, I doubt he is going to get credit for it at this point.

It's good for ad imprints I suppose....

http://www.daniweb.com/search/search.php?q=Final+Year+Project

"Doesn't work" is a little thin on the problem description as well.

And did your peers also mention that help is only given to those who demonstrate some effort?

If you have a specific question, ask it. Otherwise, do your own homework.

That pretty much sums up all of his posts to date.

*sigh*
:yawn:

There are literally thousand of discussions on this to be found: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=c%2B%2B+vs+java

The objectivity of the comparisons vary greatly...

Or an even crazier suggestion:
Read your class notes and materials.

Perhaps you should do a project that will spider the internet and aggregate all the thousands and thousands of "Final Year Project" request threads that already exist on this and countless other...

You didn't read any of this thread at all, did you? :icon_rolleyes:

Why did you start a duplicate thread on this?
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread148397.html

Those requirements are certainly not trivial. I'd recommend assessing currently available commercial solutions for this:...