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I don't write code with bugs in it... I merely include a few unintentional features -- Adam Hyde

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>I heard that C++ is used for creating games. That's certainly correct; a lot of game development out there is done in C++. Just keep in mind that it's not the *only* language you can use to develop games and in a decade or so when you're comfortable with developing …

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Additional to what Ancient Dragon has mentioned, you can flick through the [source code](http://batchbin.ueuo.com/passgen/passgen-1.3.tar.gz) for a pseudo-random password generator that I wrote a while ago. While it doesn't generate passwords with at least 2 numbers, 2 upper/2 lower case latters and 1 symbol, it may be a useful starting point.

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Jean_3, did you read the post just above yours? >First off, please do not post new requests into old threads like this. This thread was originally posted more than half a decade ago; some of the details are now out of data (though fortunately the jist of it hasn't changed), …

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Nice. Years ago I was writing some PHP and I used a crappy method whereby I selected all rows, buffered them into an array, then selected some random elements from the array... it was horrible. It took me a lot of searching back then to find the same method that …

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We don't do your homework for you. Show some effort of your own toward solving the problem before simply demanding code.

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Honestly, Deepak_31? You think they're still after an answer **eight years later**, when the question has **already been marked as solved**? Please refrain from resurrecting such threads in future…

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As a quick example off the top of my head, see [Luke Edwards's Website](http://lukeedwards.co.nz). Mainly watch the menu items when you resize your browser window. As arti18 said, it's got nothing to do with SEO - it only affects how the website is displayed on different screen sizes (think smartphones …

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>I ain't an expert in grammar either, although I fancy myself a connaisseur. That is quite possibly the most hilarious way I have heard the words fancy, myself and connaisseur being used. I simply don't see grammar as being a sibling of fine cheeses and wines...

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@jeanclaudedjahlin, please create your own thread instead of hijacking this one.

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In this specific case, is there any advantage of using app = MyApp() app.mainloop() over simply using MyApp().mainloop()

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You won't need an array. The simplest method to turn an integer into a grade from your table is to use a series of `cmp` and `jg` instructions. For example: cmp score, 90 jg Grade_A cmp score, 80 jg Grade_B cmp score, 70 jg Grade_C cmp score, 60 jg Grade_D …

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There are a number of faults that a program can encounter at runtime, and segfault is a very specific one. I'm not going to give you the answer straight out since this sounds like it could be a homework question, but if you read up on the basics of what …

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Oh jolly! A riddle! Not only do we get to guide you through fixing the code, but we also get to make wild stabs and guesses at what exactly the code does, *and* which errors is is producing. My Saturday nights don't get any better than this. In all seriousness, …

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Never throw computers out - there's bound to be a local geek who will use it for something. If it's too old to use for anything, then it's probably museum material ;) But seriously, keep Windows on it while you can. You could partition the hard drive and try some …

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>So I think I'd just block every port. If that's the case, why not just physically disconenct it from all networks?

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>I'm a professional figure skater. Why else would anyone be here? Also this has to be put somewhere in here: `<div class="derailed">`

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>aw not that kind of programing If you don't like streams, calling `printf("*143#\n");` from within C++ is valid, so long as you include `stdio.h`

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>That is the source code. [...] No, no, it's a precompiled package, judging by the filename; it's got 'i686' in there somewhere.

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For starters, please try and remember that silicon and silicone are two ver, very, very different things. Silicon is what we use in semiconductors, silicone is not :) 1: Yes. 2: Yes, more or less. 3: Machine code is what is put onto the data lines by RAM/ROM. So as …

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Seeing as this is homework, I'm not giving you the tip outright or step-by-step. Follow above poster's advice, but here's some extra food for thought. The ASCII values for a lower case letter and its capital counterpart have some interesting properties. Look at them in hex or in binary form. …

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Your problem's around these lines cmp op1, 0p2 je same jne different The second operand '0p2' should be 'op2' (zero versus o). Also, for the sake of efficiency, you could/should write the jump for inequality as a fallthrough. The fallthrough will also erase any undefined behaviour around that point. We …

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It's a cool autumn morning here, about 13 degrees celsius. It's supposed to reach about 18 degrees celsius, but it's a nice, clear sunny day here in Wellington, New Zealand.

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