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| | advice? get a degree. two-year AAS degree in computer technology (or similar) from your local community college. not having any degree means you will perpetually have shitty jobs and low pay. a nominal tech degree will allow you to work some place they don't treat you like a serf. just … |
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| | Re: Heya!!!!! hi and welcome! i think youll find this a good student resource if you use it. good luck in your studies :) |
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| | hi and welcome! sounds like youre in the right place. hope you find what you need :) |
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| | hi and welcome! hope you find what you need. don't worry about not knowing anything. letters after your name is all that matters in many businesses. the dirty secret is, most people dont really know anything either. and i personally feel stupider every day. but otherwise, cheers! |
| | hi and welcome! i see you've made your entry into C forums. see you around :) |
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| | haha. thats funny. i use that strategy too. it works :) anyhow, welcome... hope you're finding what you need :) |
| | hi and welcome! hope you're finding what you need :) interesting place you work. a decent website, but it does load rather slow. bummer about your name getting filtered. I know a lot of similar stories, but most of them probably arent appropriate to tell here :) |
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| | hi and welcome! hope you're finding what you need :) disclaimer: i hated the one and only human factors class i took. |
 | i like to listen sometimes. but mostly i just like to hear myself talk. |
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| | hi and welcome, islam! hope you're finding what you need :) dont worry about being new, go post away in C++, plenty of folks will help. its the most active forum here. |
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| | exiled to CA, hmm? im sure your neighbors must love the new Texan who thinks CA is the Gulag. :P . |
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| | hi and welcome. i kind of missed your point. are you saying you don't like people? that's cool i dont either. i'm just here trying to roll my post count past 2000. anyhow, see you around. good luck finding what you're looking for. |
| | Re: Against the tide dont worry, computers are just a fad. IT people will return to being sharecroppers. :P |
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| | Re: Loading... hi and welcome! sounds like a similar experience with many here. i remember DnD and 8" floppies too. I first played Star Trek game on a university mainframe in 7th grade. my first computer was I believe a Sinclair Z80. ugh random EMI would knock that thing out. anyhow, hope … |
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| | hi and welcome! hope you're finding what you need :) |
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| | Re: Weighted dice? if you want to randomize based on weighted percentages, then you need to roll a percentage, not a value from 1-6. think of something like "rand() % 100 + 1" , which gives a number from 1 to 100. or for more resolution, [iCODE]float pctRoll = (float) (rand() % 1000) … |
| | Re: graphics due tomorrow, huh? yeah, man, that's tough stuff. well.... I reckon you oughtta get to looking up the <graphics.h> library in your Turbo C compiler. |
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| | [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=c+programming+ebook"]life is just so HARD[/URL] |
| | i don't recommend atoi() or atol(). this does not handle invalid strings (non-integer strings) very well at all. for instance, if you try [code]value = atoi("CowAndChicken");[/code]the result will be zero (value = 0) and if you try [code]value = atoi("0");[/code]the result will also be zero (value = 0) strtol() avoids …  |
| | i don't recommend atoi() or atol(). this does not handle invalid strings (non-integer strings) very well at all. for instance, if you try [code]value = atoi("CowAndChicken");[/code]the result will be zero (value = 0) and if you try [code]value = atoi("0");[/code]the result will also be zero (value = 0) strtol() avoids … |
| | [QUOTE=retchedmonkey;1164040] im still having a rather annoying problem! .... It never stops taking input and I still don't know a shortcut key to abort from the program.[/quote] because you're using getchar() to return into a char type, when it's return type is int. getchar() is a clunky function, and not … |
| | [QUOTE=bahr_alhalak;1163694]it's not a homework .[/quote] Liar. you posted a file called "LabAssignment.doc" . Which wants you to use lame-ass <graphics.h> librayr, Turbo C style, to draw some basic pictures. Sorry, but we're not as dumb as you look. [quote]come on ,, no one want to help me[/QUOTE] ya think??? |
 | line 7 is the problem. a=0 is an assignment. a==0 is a conditional statement. you need to understand the difference. also, you can't test multiple conditions by throwing a comma between values. you need to fully express each condition, separated by an AND (&&) or an OR (||) as the … |
 | Dad is sad. Very very sad. He had a bad day What a day dad had. |
| | Re: PThread are you sure you really need to use POSIX threads on Windows? The Windows API has plenty of support for multithreading [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms684841%28VS.85%29.aspx[/url] but if you really do need to use the Win32 port of pthreads, you can get it from here: [url]http://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/[/url] and a good tutorial here: [url]https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/pthreads/#PthreadsAPI[/url] EDIT: hmm, … |
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