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 | language conversion can be done with string replaces. c++,java,js,perl,php,c# and c# are lower case and basic and fortran are case-insensitive. basic c++ -------------- begin { end } FOR arg1 = arg2 TO arg3 STEP arg4 for(arg1 = arg2; arg1 < arg3; arg1+=arg4) (c++ and c# are lower case) FOR arg1 …  |
| | don't cheat yourself out of an education, you're paying for it, why not get the most out of it? you might try the documentation for JavaScript at MDN. it costs $2 for documentation if you need a local copy. too bad they don't have a cart for this. try miva … |
 | try even=modulus(counter,2)==0 odd=modulus(counter,2)==1 |
| | you should know that fopen() needs "rb" for read binary. there is also + for truncate on create on some platforms, and on other plartforms it means append. on windows, fopen/fread/fwrite/fsetpos/fgetpos/fclose is 6x faster than ReadFile() |
| | in cmd shell, the way to escape ^ < > & = " etc is to use the escape character ^ so you can embed the XML directly in the script like I did to put in for a compiler wrapper a xml manifest for embedding in the exe using … |
| | You should use the namespace:: such as std::string so your code is more portable and more clear. using namespace std; is not a good thing to do, it can cuse clashes, such as if you write your own string library because you need something. portable means you can port the … |
| | analyze the problem. walkthrough the code. I would like to charge for this solution $10 to Renewal Computer Services, if I may post here (kids & teens free). when -50 is reached, doesn't blow past the maxvalue+1U and cause a cpu-hogging forever loop, it doesn't actually reach -50 equivalent (UINTMAX-49). … |
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