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PhD Candidate in Computing, investigating process improvement for the academic research environment. I also teaching web technologies to first year students. I'm involved in UK student poletics at the national level (in a number of different place) and…
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Word count
im having a problem...i have a program to count number of senteces one inputs..the words and asking for a letter. The end of "\\close count" works fine...but for some reason the sentence and word programs doesnt work. could anyone please check this out. I think Iam missing something. I have …
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So, what do you do? What do you like? What do you hate? What are your hobbies? I think we all know that we have computers in common. Some of us are into programming, while others into networking, hardware, etc. But what's the other side of you like? The side … 
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Has anyone had any luck with pay per click? If so which one should I go with? Thanks
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Hopefully I can ask this clearly. Basically I'm wondering if I have a structure like so: struct MyStruct { char fieldA[20]; char anotherField[15]; int andAnother; char lastField[30]; }; Is there a way to dynamically print out it's contents? [fieldA] = "ABCDE" [anotherField] = "TEST" [andAnother] = 5 [lastField] = "WHATEVER" … 
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I know this is very simple but I cannot remember how to underline a string in C++. Can someone please help.
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Linking Error...
Okay I use Dev-C++ as my IDE. I have never linked my own files. I am pretty much a noob on C++, but not to programming in general. My issue that I have been almost pulling my hair out with is this. I am using a premade MD5 header file …
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I have 2 problems in C regarding floating point, please help : Q1 Output of the following code- C. [CODE] main() { float a=0.7; if(a<0.7) printf("C"); else printf("C++); } [/CODE] But if we change the if condition from a<0.7 to a<0.7f we get output- C++. Q2 The following code gives …
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Hello, I've been working on a security based software from which I got the idea from another program. Here are the details: Upon load of the software a 4 digit string is given (I.E: 1kfh). Then you're prompt for a password. To find your password you would use a Memory …
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I need to figure out a way to check for conflicts in a Number Puzzle. This is how the number puzzle works.... It has a [U]1D array of size 81[/U]. It is filled with integers from 1-9. When the user enters a number i need to make sure it's valid …
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