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Re: Hello! I have a little question. Lets say, I have a file called word.txt and it contains 100 over words. How do I add a new word and SAVING it so I can use this word from this file in future? Thanks | |
Re: Name: Alexandra Nickname: Pikachu Height: *short* Hair: Deep Mahogany Eyes: Brown/Black Location: Malaysia Age: Got my driving licence 2 yrs ago...so how old can I be? Hobbies: playing piano and basketball. Fav Music: Classical & sentimental Education: B in CS (freshman) Work: Not working cos I'm studying at the oldest … | |
Hello everybody! I can't seem to find any information on the net regarding [COLOR=Blue]NPFMONTR.exe[/COLOR]. I realized its existance when I was looking in my Program Controls (FIY, I'm using ZoneAlarm Pro) This "thingy" is located in Windows\System32 folder. Does anyone know if this "thingy" poses a danger or not? Thanks … | |
Hi! I'm currently learning on my own on PHP(I have some basics on HTML). Anyway, I learnt that I need to download php from [url]http://www.php.net/downloads.php[/url] The first two downloads I saw was this:- * [SIZE=3]PHP 5.0.4 ([COLOR=Blue]tar.bz2[/COLOR]) [4,620Kb] - 03 Apr 2005 md5: fb1aac107870f897d26563a9cc5053c0 * PHP 5.0.4 ([COLOR=Blue]tar.gz[/COLOR]) [5,702Kb] - … | |
Re: For arrays read here:- [url]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson8.html[/url] For modulus operator, read here:- [url]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/modulus.html[/url] You'll be needing for loops also. So read here:- [url]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson3.html[/url] I suggest you declare a global variable call SIZE (and equate it to 10). And use the SIZE in your array like this:- array [SIZE]; and in your for … | |
Re: [QUOTE=dazzer143] Compare the minute portion of the leaving and entering time. If the first one is smaller than the second, Add 60 to the minute portion of the leaving time. Subtract 1 from the hour portion of the leaving time. Subtract the hour portions. Subtract the minute portions minutesEnter = … | |
Re: [QUOTE=tyczj]im doing this lab and im so lost on it, i dont know where to start. here is the link for the lab [URL=http://north.ecc.edu/kuroskit/cs111-01-sp05/labs/Lab10%20spg%2005.doc]Lab[/URL] now im not lookin for someone to do it for me just help me out on gettin started. im not sure how to use arrays and … | |
Re: [QUOTE=cap2361] how can i use string compare and access the saved record with the variable being the same name? [/QUOTE] Use a temporary text file. Say, I call it temp.txt Open temp.txt and the Original file. Copy the name and balance from the Original file into two temporary variables (one … | |
Re: Hello! Ni hao. I'm from Malaysia. Freshman at a local university studying Computer Science. I'll be glad to help. | |
Re: I usually go to these places:- [url]www.cplusplus.com[/url] [url]www.cprogramming.com[/url] Or the best way, go to [url]www.google.com[/url] and the the search engine type "C++ Programming Tutorial" (double quote included) | |
Re: Try [U][I][url]www.cprogramming.com[/url][/I][/U] It's got both C and C++ tutorials and some FAQs that are usefull... | |
Re: Other than using :- #include <iostream> using namespace std; you can also try to replace it with this:- #include <iostream.h> But it is adviceable to use the former as it is of the latest format. Good Luck! | |
I've created a file called country.txt which holds a list of 100 countries' name. Eg (to name a few): [COLOR=Blue] America Bahamas Canada Denmark Eygpt France Germany Hong Kong[/COLOR] My question is, how would I have the computer pick a random country name from the list above? Do I have … | |
![]() | Re: have you tried declairing your "x" as a char instead of int? |
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