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[ATTACH=left]12481[/ATTACH]The New York Times [URL="http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2009/11/06/technology/tech-us-france-apple-louvre.html"]reported today[/URL] that Apple has opened its first Apple Store in Paris, underneath the Louvre no less, and just two weeks after Microsoft opened up a [URL="http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/22/microsofts-windows-cafe-opens-its-doors-in-paris/"]Windows 7 cafe[/URL] in Paris in another location. The idea of these two companies competing in a retail environment, and …

My "[URL="http://www.daniweb.com/news/story229382.html"]10 Best Linux Distributions of 2009[/URL]" list drew a bit of disdain from some of my readers, so I thought I'd make it up to them by posting a list of Linux distributions that [I]they[/I] like to use. Since I have no way of knowing which of these distributions …

i am student pursuing bachelor engineering in computer science. i know a little about linux and basic commands of unix.but i am interested to know more and get comfortable with linux. i want to install linux in mine dell studio xps 1340 laptop. which linux flavour should i install and …

So.. Google are going ahead with their 'Go' programming language - "a cross between C++ and Python". [URL="http://bit.ly/4msbSJ"]Article[/URL] [URL="http://golang.org/"]Official site[/URL] Not sure what my thoughts are on it yet. What does everyone else make of it..?

" After I have compiled my program I have an executable file. To execute it from the command prompt: test.exe <test.in >test.out Where test.exe is the name of my compiled executable, test.in is a text file for input, test.out is a text file that your resut will be output to. …

i am trying to implement a simple keylogger... my code works fine and is able to detect simple keystrokes.... the problem that im experiencing is that whenever a key is pressed it remains pressed forever even after i release the key unless i press some key again...and if i try …

Yesterday was Microsoft's big day. Windows 7 was released. Did you go buy your copy already? Are you waiting? Whether you have or haven't doesn't really matter but I'm going to give you my five reasons why you [B]should[/B] switch to Windows 7 and five more why you [B]shouldn't[/B]. Both …

I recently dual booted my machine with Windows 7 and the switch from Linux inspired me to try out the Google Chrome browser. I actually really like it: it's minimal with a good, clear interface and seemingly even faster than Firefox.. but I've heard from a couple of sources that …

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#include <stdio.h> int main() { int age; printf("Please enter your age:"); scanf("%d", &age); if(age<100) { printf("You are pretty young!!!\n"); } else{ if(age==100) { printf("You are old\n"); } else { if(age>100) { printf("You are really old\n"); } } } getchar(); return 0; } the program just flashes wen i click run …

OK, so I get up, shower, eat, and open up my email client. Number 4 from the top is a Daniweb email telling me about the wonderful topics currently being discussed - here's the list: * Prevent programs from saving to certain folder? in Windows Vista and Windows 7 * …

Hello everybody, I wanna help to writing this program. Q/ Write Prog. that generates Random Binary sequenced by Using shiftRegister o f Length (10). thnx 4 Help

I had the honor and pleasure of speaking to [URL="http://www.fsf.org"]Richard Stallman[/URL] a few days ago while he was in New Zealand on a speaking tour. I had been in an email conversation with him over several days asking about which software programs he uses and I finally connected with him …

OK, I'm trying to write a program that uses a circular linked list. I have been playing around with a linked list program all day, and kinda understand it. Here it is, and yes it does compile. [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; struct node { char name[20]; // Name …

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hello, can somebody help me in learning file i/o in c++? i would be very grateful

The file "airports.csv" contains [U]12 pieces [/U]of info per line - separated by commas: [B]BIN,"Bamiyan","Bamiyan","Afghanistan","AF",34.800000,67.816667,701,"Afghanistan",\N,\N,1149361[/B] (there are 3 such lines for now) How do I modify my program to take the 1st, 3rd, 5th,6th,7th pieces of info per line and store them in an array- ill later use that array …

Hey everyone, i'm new to the site and i'm lookin for some help on this program i have to write. I am 100 percent a beginner and don't really know what i'm doing. I need to write a short program that reads in the height at which the ball is …

I was given some code by my Professor and I had to debug it. I finally found the problem, but I have no idea why it is a problem. Could someone please enlighten me. [B][U]Here is the piece of the code that has been corrected:[/U][/B] [code] . . . //Using …

Hi, I noticed a few snippets recently where a size_t variable was used for array indices, and after searching around I'm still not sure what the obvious advantage of using a size_t variable over a typical int would be.. To clarify, what would be the difference between this: [code=cplusplus] for(size_t …

I need help with my homework assignment for school. I was able to get everything to work fine when I just put everything in int main() without using functions but when I tried to separate everything into functions the program is not running correctly and although I don't get an …

Hi, I am new to programming and I have been doing ok. I have a subject that is in C and I really need to be able to use effectively use pointers. So far my lectures are like snails with replys.. and I have 2 options.. 1. play it safe …

Hi there, I've just purchased a barebones Shuttle PC (+components) and will be building it soon. However, I read a review that suggested the power supply provided (250w) was quite low. I was under the assumption that small form factor PCs can run with less power consumption than a standard …

I have the following code, [code=C] main() { char *p="abc"; int x; x=++*p++; printf("%d",x); } [/code] My question is, when I try to do x=++*p++, the program crashes. If my associativity rules are right, first the address pointed to by p should be incremented by the postfix (p++) and then …