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In my life, all of the expensive mistakes I have made involved women.
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If you don't know who [Alan Turing](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing) was, then shame on you. The British code breaker, mathematics genius and father of both computer science and artificial intelligence is rightly credited with helping to bring the second world war to an end. Turing was also gay, and that's where the shame … 
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Bad Grammar
I can't take it anymore. At first it was only occasionally. Now it seems that every time I turn on the TV someone else is doing it. Doesn't our school system teach English anymore? I am referring, specifically, to pronouns. At least three times today I have heard expressions like …
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I recently bought a legacy Borland C++ package, Version 4.5, on EBay, and it apparently includes Object Vision. I don't know whether to be happy or depressed, The only descriptions I have found of Object Vision say it is a 'form based' programming language. I'm not sure what that means. …
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This is a trivial program in Turbo C 2.01. It is intended to show that C can do arithmetic with mixed data types, and what the results are: #include <stdio.h> void main(void) { int num1 = 5; float num2 = 2; int num3; num3 = num1 / num2; printf( "%f\n", …
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#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> int main() { char cyp[150],eng[26]; scanf("%s",eng); gets(cyp); getch(); return 0; } eng is accepted but only one letter is accepted for cyp.
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I am new to this forum and it appears that I don't have the capability to send PMs, even if I knew who the appropriate moderator was.
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This may be kind of an ambiguous question, or might take more explanation than anyone is willing to provide, so don't feel obligated to respond. I've been using Windows since Version 3.11 came out, but I've never really thought about it from a programming viewpoint. My main Windows development application … 
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If you reason with science, technology and Engineering, you will understand that science deals with the study to understand whereas technology devices ways to use those theories and observable techniques, and then with the blueprint set, the engineer builds on the technologist's ideas/technology. Now to the issue at hand, Computer …
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Just a quick question, and I should know the answer, but can't remember it. You use Ctrl-K B Ctrl-K K to block text for moving, copying, etc. How do you get rid of the highlighting when you are done?
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This only appears to move one character even though it does a lot of thrashing around when I step through it. It looks like it's only executing the loops once, but the topmost character in the array is corect. It just like the others aren't moved at all. #include <string.h> …
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