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that's not pseudocode at all, that's poorly written C++.

and don't use turbo c, it's a 30 year old dinosaur. Or are you still using a 286 running DOS 3 or 4?

you don't need help, you need a spanking. If you'd paid attention in class you'd have known how to do this... It's simple math, compared with simple programming. Nothing at all complicated about it. So rather than sit there playing games, reread your course notes and instruction books, fire up …

Oracle 12c is the current production release. 11g is still in widespread use. 10g is being phased out by most customers, though there's still a lot of legacy installations out there. 9i and earlier, forget about it. There's no money in it from the very few way outdated installations out …

And of course you should not get tunnelvision and think that you're a programmer because you know a specific IDE. When you get a different job, you're quite likely going to get a different toolset and have to rapidly learn to use that to the same degree of confidence you've …

if you willingly spill your life on some website, you need to be delusional to expect that nobody will ever see that information... Even if there's "protection" so "only friends can see it" what's to stop someone from "retweeting" that information? Or from an error causing it to be spilled? …

hmm, most freelancers I've come across sit in an office in some customer's building 10+ hours a day, working harder than anyone else, for less pay than the employees, billing 8 hours at most, and just hoping that their contract will be extended... Extreme stress, little reward.

does it work? Does it do what you want it to do? If not, fix it so it does do what it's supposed to do.

All but the first and last lines are irrelevant to the question, actually. Apart from some implementation details the question has a universal answer that's applicable to all systems.

state machine, collision detection/avoidance algorithms, simple pathfinding algorithm. Don't think you need much more (but you'll have your hands full on those).

the only way to get that information is by installing a keylogger on the victim's computer. And we're NOT going to help you spy on people.

open google, find local library, ask about books on ocr, read books, win?

that'll never compile...

yes, beating your computer is counter productive. Whipping however...

what does it do? what do you expect it to do? why do you expect it to do that? what have you tried to find out why it's not doing what you expect it to do?

as the location APIs you're going to have to rely on are internet based web services hosted by for example Google, you're going to have to rely on the internet... Of course it's possible to write such APIs yourself, but it's a lot of work. Your devices will likely also …

flowchart? Didn't we replace those with interaction diagrams and things like that 20 years ago?

and the basics include learning how to read and interpret messages from the compiler.

So you've taken a whole bunch of buzzwords and just strung them together without knowing what they mean, and now want us to tell you what you've thought up? Good start for your project...

shouldn't take you more than 10 minutes or so. In fact signing up for an account here, dumping your assignment, and twiddling your thumbs waiting for someone to do it for you is going to take longer than telling your teacher you're too lazy to do it yourself and please …

> head first servlets and jsp. hmm, is that book still relevant? Thought it'd be rather out of date by now, what with JSP fragments, JSF, etc. etc.

hmm, the perfect smartphone? Lightweight (no more than 100 grams), small (no more than fits easily into a front pocket of a dress shirt), big screen (10"+, thus directly conflicting with the first two requirements), full size qwerty keyboard (which is about 10 times larger than the maximum size of …

There can be a good reason to use an older version, and that's that everyone else on your team uses that specific version. Project files often aren't compatible between versions, and neither are plugins, so you may be stuck on an older versions.

no such thing as "senior" or "junior" years here when I was in school. Just a mild hazing of the new kids on the first few days of the school year (independent of age, always got some transfering from other schools) and after that it was all hands defend the …

good luck

what to put there? There you put code to analyse the line and do something with whatever you find there.

Take a look at XSLT, that's exactly what it's designed for. There should be a C++ library for it, for example http://xalan.apache.org/xalan-c/ (though it's older) and some C++ systems no doubt come with XSLT processors built in (like Visual Studio).

show us what you've done, and tell us where you're stuck, and who knows, someone might enlighten you. But we're NOT here to do your homework for you (and yes, we can tell that this is a homework assignment, you didn't even bother reformatting it before you pasted it here …

sorry, we've no need for another janitor right now.

hmm, Disney Star Wars... Hannah Montana meets a tribe of dancing Jar Jar Binks and they sing Kumbaya together while the planet explodes around them, only to be saved at the last second by Han Solo flying by in a shining white space ship that runs on moonbeams and leaves …

read the line, read the error. Based on the error, figure out what's wrong with the line, it's trivially easy and obvious.

no, we're just robots programmed to bitch to kids like you who're too lazy to do their own homework.

`cout << "*143#" << endl;`

> You seam to know alot, so tell me why the dimension of Koch's curve is log(4)/log(3)? mathematically dimensions can be broken numbers. Fractal geometry explains how those are calculated. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_dimension http://davis.wpi.edu/~matt/courses/fractals/intro.html http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/psychology/cogsci/chaos/workshop/Fractals.html http://www.wahl.org/fe/HTML_version/link/FE4W/c4.htm It's a mathematical construct, not physical dimensions.

true, but it's old code being expanded, not new systems being created. And all too often what you're asked to do is prepare your system for more easy screen scraping so the data can be exposed to some newfangled web based system (or to add a webservice layer on top …

why don't you try to come up with an algorithm to compose Roman numerals from Arabic numerals? It's not that hard... And oh, don't use Turbo C++, it's 30 years old by now, not supported on any operating system from the last 20 years or so. It's a dinosaur, nice …

you set your sights pretty high and narrow. Unless you're far better than most people (and you almost certainly aren't) you can forget about being hired by those companies. Just look at the job openings on Monster and other career sites, contact some recruiters, send out resumes, and see what …

the bridge driver was NEVER a good option for anything except the most basic of experiments. It was NEVER intended to be used in production code or anything beyond a proof of concept (which it was itself, a proof of concept). It's also been unmaintained for a decade or more. …

same as any other, except you get it out of the array first. If you don't know how to, learn about arrays...

CD/DVD marker works just fine :)

- load file - count occurance of each word - repeat for all files - win

why go that way anyway... There's perfectly servicable libraries to show PDF documents in Swing (and I guess JavaFX) applications, as well as standard browser plugins to show them in web applications.

if you can't write the second program, you're never going to even get close to writing forum software, it's far more complicated (and yes, I've done both).

and scraping bank websites is NOT a good idea, you're almost certainly in violating of the bank's TOS if you do it. And of course you'd need to fool your customers to allow your blatantly insecure app to log in using their real login details for the bank's website, NOT …

it's "plz hlp mi". Be sure to get your question title right next time.

NULL is a real value in SQL, hence it gets exported as a real value. If you want it replaced with something else, adjust the method that writes the output to do the replacement...

or the filename. MacOS is case sensitive, so is Java, so make sure the filename is correct.

it's a 20 year old 16 bit DOS only compiler and library, why do you even assume it's going to work under Windows, let alone a modern version of Windows, which are all 64 bit (or 32 bit at worst)?

sounds like you have an operating system that has some serious issues with its standard strings. Maybe upgrade to a better operating system?