Leslie_1

I hate complainers. Complainers will always find fault with everything, from wife, parents, children to hardware, software. Its the complainers, the sour grapes type of knockers that get the spam, the "hate mail". For every complaint that was issued, in the preceding comments I can provide a counter example. There …

Some time ago, while trying to learn python, I stumbled across coursera.org. Via coursera.org, I found two python courses. They are free to follow, to enroll, and to enjoy. Since then, I took a refresher course in Linear Algebra, Compiler Design, Algorithms, and Converting from C to C++. Each course …

The problem is simple to solve. On exit from your function, the stackframe is released and the result is gone along with the release of the stack. You need persistance when the function exits. To have that, you have a **static** string choice, classChosen; or the **input** to the function …

Unless you can guarantee that all characters are in the range of ASCII (32-255), the last line of C code could fail as it could have embedded NULL charcter. It should be memcpy(outstring,instring,ThisManyBytes); where ThisManyBytes is the number of bytes allowed for outstring.

Almost every Linux system corresponds to your needs. I use a Fedora Remix (chapeau.org), and it has the compilers, workbenches, languages (python2 python3, C, C++ compilers and more. It all included. C# is coming to Linux. Microsoft is doing the port to it. Javascript is probably more widely used than …

Sqlite is a single user database application. It has many capabilities. It would be appreciated if either a link to an example, or some sample code could be shown for creating, inserting and querying a database.

Use long variables. long i,j,result; i=j=999998888877777; result=i+j; printf("%ld\n",result);