Posts by basementcoder

GOOGLE!!!

I'm sorry, but you can learn all of these things by a simple google search on your own. Just search PHP Tutorials on google.com. I did, and I found the following:

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/index.php?PHPSESSID=fa98072c67e1038c0c9abcb4094b387b

http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/01/48/index2a.html?tw=programming

http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/php

I could go on and on, but it would be pointless. Especially since that first link is friggin huge, and should suffice for PHP in its entirety.

Good Luck, and Have Fun!

Ahh, no, I have nothing of the sort, but google.com is your friend :p.

http://www.acetheinterview.com/cgi-bin/qanda.cgi?action=topics&number=5

I searched google for C++ questions and answers and found a good site supposedly (acetheinterview.com sounds perfect for your situation). If this isn't good enough search google a bit more on your own. Google is a beautiful tool!!!

Okay, 1. If you meant papers that have questions and require answers it would be Question and Answer Papers... one object, not two as in the previous Question Papers and Answer Papers you had typed. 2. If you know C,C++ then you should do fine, and if you don't know C, C++ and you are applying for a job that requires it then I can help you all you want on answering generic questions on the programming language, but unless you really know it yourself then 10 bucks says you won't be able to fill the shoes of the job and will be fired before your first pay check.

Okay, sorry, had to get that off my chest, I am a critic at best, but I am really a nice guy, so how about you help me out a little and give me some questions you think will be asked, and I will answer them as best as I can. (This comming from a guy who knows C/C++, VB, HTML, ASM[minimal asm, more like none])

Umm be more specific. What exactly are Question Papers and Answer Papers?

shouldn't this be in the C/C++ forum? :rolleyes:

Also, this is true, \t - Horizontal Tab, and \n - New Line (Line Carriage, i.e. the return or enter key). These are used in output and input. Output - If you want to add indentation and such you would use a horizontal tab, and if you wanted to put two sentences on different lines you could use \n between them to add a line break.

You can also use them in the function cin.getline which is included in the iostream.h header file. Syntax: cin.getline(variable, max_length, terminating_character). So, if you wanted a user to input a sentence, and you only wanted to store the text the user input untill they hit enter then this would suffice:

#include <iostream.h>

int main()
{
char string1[100];
cin.getline(string1, 100, '\n');
cout<<"The text you entered was:\n";
cout<<string1;
return 0;
}

Notice the use of \n inside of string and character marks. It cannot be used outside of these.

Student::print(ostream& stream = cout) const {

USE CODE TAGS!!! 1. It's easier to read, and 2. You don't get stupid smilies poping up in your code.

Though, sorry, I would help but I only do C++.

Okay... umm because you just did 4-1 and 4-1...

array[3] refferences the fourth element (i.e. the number four in your case).
array (by itself) refferences the beginning element i.e. array[0].

array = 1
array[3] = 4

4 - 1 = 3

If you wanted the second argument to output a number 6, you would have to declare array b to hold numbers up to 7, and then subtract b[0]. Or you could do printf("%d %d", &a[3]-a, &b[3]+b) that would produce 3 6 also.

Hello.
I am the director of Yowcow www.yowcow.com

and was of great assistance in bring the people together

LOL nice grammar Mr.Director Man :rolleyes:

P.S. it's called a gerund, it's your friend

Have you tried sending the same email to either 1. a different account, or 2. a different account and opened the email with a different program than IE (i.e. a non-webbased email provider)? If you do those two and you still have the problem then you know 1. hotmail isn't the problem, and 2. IE isn't the problem.

IE = Internet Explorer... just in case you didn't know :rolleyes:

10 bucks says you can probably do that in XP.

That's seriously easy, and you seriously don't need to be asking people to write your code. Though, should you get started and have a bug or a specific question, then I will be more than happy to help if I am able. :)

trust me, there is a way to make money doing anything online :p

I know that Windows can get confused sometimes and screws up its settings. I think the best solution for that is just a router. They are cheap, and more efficient than ICS. If you want more details on a router setup I can tell you what you need, and about how much it would cost.

I disagree that C++ is a high level language. I would agree with Herber Schildt (a member of the ANSI C++ Council) that it is a middle level language. It is in no way as high level as Basic, but is a lot higher than Asm.

I would love to keep the middle level issue open for debate, so concurences and criticisms are invited.

C++... I have battled with the same issues as you for a long time (years) and I have gone through many languages, but I found C++ and fell in love, and I never plan on leaving it :)

I doubt it. Depending on the OS you were using before, its profile information may not be compatible to windows. Also, I'm not sure, but windows XP might not even save profile information (for real, i have no clue about this, but it's just a thought).

it's called MSPaint, use it, it's your friend

the following took all of 5 minutes:

Left turn:

[IMG]http://img52.exs.cx/img52/5441/left_ship.jpg[/IMG]

Straight:

[IMG]http://img52.exs.cx/img52/3853/straight_ship.jpg[/IMG]

Right turn:

[IMG]http://img52.exs.cx/img52/593/right_ship.jpg[/IMG]

If those are too crapy for you, then too bad, cuz that's all you get for free.

http://www.cprogramming.com

they have a tutorial based on functions only... go there and click on tutorials in the navigation, then functions...

Personally I think that it does clutter things a bit, but I don't think it's anything illegal. Just forget about it, and post smart and you should be safe! When I say post smart I mean try to stay on the board or sub-forums' topic, and make sure that when you reply to a post you give a valid and concise answer, and that you are not answering it again when someone else had already answered it. A lot of people clutter threads by posting the same solution to one problem.

I.E. Thread Title: How do I change the title of a webpage?

reply 1: insert the title between <title></title> in the header tags

reply 2: insert the title between <title></title> in the header tags

reply 3: insert the title between <title></title> in the header tags

etc.

A lot of users just aren't observant enough, like you were saying, and they clutter threads.