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Computer Games Development Student at the University of Glamorgan, Wales.
Currently in the first year, having fun times with the C and C++
- Interests
- Sci Fi, Cricket, Surfing, Proper Beer, Manga, Cosplaying and of Course....Playing Computer Games!
- PC Specs
- Intel I7 860 Gigabyte P55M-UD2 4GB Geil Black Dragon BFG 260GTX OCX 898Mb 1Tb,500Gb & 250Gb…
5 Posted Topics
 | Just struggling through my SQL coursework, and already fallen over the first stubling block :( My case study tells me that i need to put a foreign key from my centre table (parent) to my salesman table (child) on a 1-1 relationship. Trying to add my foreign key, which is … |
| | HOMEWORK HELP - Just so i stick by the rules. The second part of my assignment is to create an array object, and love and behold, im having problems passing my small array into the function. Bellow is my code of what i have done so far, the solution seems …  |
| | Appretiate some coursework help related to classes. All im trying to do is compare the elements of two objects [code] if(asteroid1.getxx == asteroid2.getxx && asteroid1.getyy == asteroid2.getyy) { cout<<endl; cout<<"Collision"<<endl; } [/code] All i want to be able to do, is to compare the x and y co-ordinates of my … |
| | if your using a for loop (my most common use for i)....then i use this simple method: (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) and because its in the local scope of the for loop....you can use it all the time, and its still easy to read :p  |
| | This is a coursework help *Just so its clear im playing by the rules* A question on my coursework is to "Put a structure within a structure and show how this can be addressed". I understand regular structures, and *hopefully* this code is correct. But im having trouble working out … |
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