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hello!
That was a my homework last year, and i'm still keeping the complete source code,can u give me u email to send u the source code in it? my email is [edit]Email removed by moderators: We don't help people to cheat[/edit] just contact me and i will send u the complete source code. and if u have any idea how for that program i'll be ready to help u.
Sincerely,
Ayoub
That was a my homework last year, and i'm still keeping the complete source code,can u give me u email to send u the source code in it? my email is [edit]Email removed by moderators: We don't help people to cheat[/edit] just contact me and i will send u the complete source code. and if u have any idea how for that program i'll be ready to help u.
Sincerely,
Ayoub
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Originally Posted by Narue
Why don't you just tell us your teacher's email address so that we can send the program directly?
:mrgreen: isn't this the "black market" forum?? :mrgreen:
Anyways, IMHO, that's fair if you are only taking a simple course because of the credits, etc., and you are not studying something directly related to CS.
But I'm pretty sure COMPILERS THEORY/DESIGN does not fix in that cathegory. Please give a look at the method described in your book and try to understand it, even if you don't want to program. It's worth it.
I know a bunch of graduated dudes that don't know how to code a damn Fibonacci sequence. PLEASE! :rolleyes:
>I know a bunch of graduated dudes that don't know how to code a damn Fibonacci sequence.
I know about half a dozen professional programmers who couldn't get a recursive function to calculate the Fibonacci sequence right on the first try. Then again, I also know quite a few who would churn out several versions including recursive, non-recursive, dynamic recursive, and heuristic formula without breaking a sweat and then dare you to find a bug.
I know about half a dozen professional programmers who couldn't get a recursive function to calculate the Fibonacci sequence right on the first try. Then again, I also know quite a few who would churn out several versions including recursive, non-recursive, dynamic recursive, and heuristic formula without breaking a sweat and then dare you to find a bug.
I'm a programmer. My attitude starts with arrogance, holds steady at condescension, and ends with hostility. Get used to it.
Perhaps ankara didn't know how to use a text editor for typing in C code.
You've got to stop talking about yourself in the third person.
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Originally Posted by Narue
Then again, I also know quite a few who would churn out several versions including recursive, non-recursive, dynamic recursive, and heuristic formula without breaking a sweat and then dare you to find a bug.
You've got to stop talking about yourself in the third person.
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Originally Posted by Narue
>I know a bunch of graduated dudes that don't know how to code a damn Fibonacci sequence.
I know about half a dozen professional programmers who couldn't get a recursive function to calculate the Fibonacci sequence right on the first try. Then again, I also know quite a few who would churn out several versions including recursive, non-recursive, dynamic recursive, and heuristic formula without breaking a sweat and then dare you to find a bug.
Guess what? some of them work as teachers! LMAO
BTW, who are you struggling against? :o
>some of them work as teachers! LMAO
I have no respect for programming teachers in general. There are exceptions, of course, but for the most part I wouldn't trust a programming "professor" with any language more dangerous than pseudocode, and then only if they never try to teach it. I think the biggest flame war I ever participated in was when a self-proclaimed college professor insisted that i = i++ was perfectly legal in C. :rolleyes:
I have no respect for programming teachers in general. There are exceptions, of course, but for the most part I wouldn't trust a programming "professor" with any language more dangerous than pseudocode, and then only if they never try to teach it. I think the biggest flame war I ever participated in was when a self-proclaimed college professor insisted that i = i++ was perfectly legal in C. :rolleyes:
I'm a programmer. My attitude starts with arrogance, holds steady at condescension, and ends with hostility. Get used to it.
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Hi everyone,
You forgot about my Java taking over C++ thread in the C++ forum.
i = i++ is absolutely 100% legal in C.
Hoping to hear from you
Richard West
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Originally Posted by Narue
I think the biggest flame war I ever participated in
You forgot about my Java taking over C++ thread in the C++ forum.
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Originally Posted by Narue
a self-proclaimed college professor insisted that i = i++ was perfectly legal in C
i = i++ is absolutely 100% legal in C.
Hoping to hear from you
Richard West
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