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![]() | Re: GI Joe Retaliation was good. I liked it (saw it today). |
Re: I got some ideas too... Web Bot: Create a web bot that crawls the web by jumping across hyperlinks and creates a list(not necessarily detailed) of pages found and indexes them in a database. You can keep adding new features to make the program better and better. I believe this … | |
Re: Granted, but someone stole your PC. I wish I could never have a six-figure income. | |
Re: I find the services of BigRock (http://www.bigrock.in) very good. For web hosting, 000webhost and xtreemhost are good free choices. If you want paid, go to BigRock! Also, if you want to host your own website on your own machine, check out the freedns project (http://freedns.afraid.org)! :) | |
I have a suggestion regarding the upvoting of post replies system on Daniweb. Suppose I have 10 posts which have been voted on, in all, and in those ten posts, 9 have been voted up and there is one post which has been voted on twice, one up-vote and one-downvote. … | |
Re: I found this book "Assembly Language Step by Step" (Ed. 3; Duntemann, Jeff). It provides a pretty thorough introduction to Assembly and the underlying concepts, I believe. | |
Re: Code is not provided just like that to you. If you show that you have made SOME effort by yourself, we will help you further. | |
I just installed Apache on my Ubuntu 12.04 and set it up to run with my domain name. Everything is working perfect, with one qualm. Though my site is up, and when I type mydomain.com/index.html, the index page loads, or suppose I type mydomain.com/directory, the index.html page in that directory … | |
I want to edit the line of text below my username below my picture at the left side of this post, the line says "light poster". I want to set it to something custom, instead of forum ranks. Can anyone please do it? | |
Re: > I was thinking of a more open source way to go such as using only HTML5/Javasctipt, but i have no clue if there are any kind of tools to help me for game development. You were right. If you want a simple 2D game, HTML5 is the right way … | |
Re: > It is dynamically generated. When I had faced a similar problem, I made a separate function to simply connect via FTP to my web host and ulpoad the pic. You can even use an existing library, Apache has one I guess. It saved me all the hassle, though you … | |
Re: int calculateGrade(int& cScore) Your function, as per the function's definition, has to return an integer value to the user, which is why "int" keyword precedes your function name. When no value is to be returned, you will have to use "void". Now, to return a value, in this context, you … | |
Re: techyworld, I think you should find a free web host supporting PHP, etc. (000webhost is fine, I guess) and upload your files there on their server, which you can access from your phone's browser. | |
Re: You've defined the "Save" function to work only if it's the first time that the user's trying to save the doc and CurrentFileDirectory is not blank. I wager you forgot to add an else condition to that: what if the file HAS been saved and CurrentFileDirectory is not blank? Basically, … | |
Re: Hard work is the key to success. Practice on some sample programs; start with the simple ones and progress quickly towards the more advanced ones. You'll find things coming back to you. | |
Some people will say that modern languages are the reason behind the production of generations of "inferior" programmers of late. Because they provide a lot of things in hand, people tend not to delve into the basics and learn the insides... Do you agree, or disagree? Please share your views … | |
Re: I think you've got to list down the exact problem, and a description of the most viable solution in "problem analysis". This is to be supported by flowcharts, diagrams, etc. :S | |
Re: You might want to go through this link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13373854/binary-search-tree-java-implementation | |
Re: I think olowokere wants to know how to download and install a Linux distribution on his/her system. http://www.ubuntu.com/ would be a good starting point, in my opinion. :| | |
Re: Another one who wants his homework done? Read the community rules! You have to start by yourself, give us code, we'll help you if you have any problem then... BTW, are you sure this forum is the right place to post this? Confused. | |
Re: If you are trying to disable software installed by your employer, beware. You might be making a big mistake. Some companies will go to the limits of suing you or giving you the cut for this. It is best to let any software installed by your company stay there. | |
Re: Can you please put up the code in which you are trying to access the member functions of class "card" via a "Node" object? I believe that would help a bit in answering your question. | |
Re: Your program does not quit when you put "N" into the dialog box, because the condition for quitting the while loop as you have put it is that the input should be unequal to "N" OR unequal to "Y". When the input is equal to "N" it is still unequal … | |
Re: Check out these links: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/cfileio.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucket_sort | |
Re: Can you elaborate a little bit? I really don't get what you want. | |
Re: Create an applet, link it to a database. Then, when anyone accesses your Applet, retrieve the relevant data and show it to the user(s). Create a log-in interface so that each quiz participant can access the system, etc. Have a look t JApplet and JDBC. Does this help? http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/overview-141217.html http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/JApplet.html |
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