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[QUOTE=jbennet;359521]I dont have an infared keyboard. I have an ancient IBM ps/2 one ...[/QUOTE] Ahh, a IBM PS/2 keyboard. Then if you locate the [B]L[/B] key, two keys to the right you will discover a key that makes the word [I]dont[/I] and [I]cant[/I] actually correct, as [B]TGreer[/B] suggested :icon_wink:

[QUOTE=Rashakil Fol;356187]The only people who've said they're capable of giving out negative rep are moderators, sponsors, etc, so far.[/QUOTE] Interesting. The Power!!! I feel like a ghod! (no, not Him, one of the lesser ones, like Ra or Loki. Yeah, That's it. Loki = me!) [QUOTE=~s.o.s~;356177]I can still hand out …

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[QUOTE=christina>you;357614]Oops, I didn't mean to post that! Please excuse me, I mistaken this thread for one of the word games. =p Sorry![/QUOTE] That's why they're a pain!!!! :icon_mrgreen:

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[QUOTE=cscgal;338349]I'll maybe look into adding some new smilies. However, I really do like to be original (as with our entire design) and don't want to just find a smiley pack somewhere on the web at the risk of them being copyrighted or mislabeled as public domain, which could compromise our …

Why not have an answer string which you load with '_'s and just output that string. As correct guesses are made, replace each '_' with the letter.

look up iostream

[QUOTE=norah87;357192]in this question i dont know the causes of the error : the topic is doubly link list which is soted.. the type of the data is a structure.. i did it but can someone check it out for me??? [/QUOTE] Neither do we, since we don't have a clue …

I offered to add some of my tutorials here but the offer was rejected. So I've just been pointing to another forum where they are hosted, as are a couple other people here... (thanks guys :))

Look into [I]iostreams[/I]. Also, read the announcements at the top of the forum and learn to [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-38.html]format your code[/url].

c'mon, please use English! Especially those that claim English is their [I]first language[/I] [I]there[/I] -- like "over there", location [I]they're[/I] -- short for "they are" [I]their[/I] -- they own it, "it's their book" Sorry, but this really bugs me..... :confused:

Yeah, Happy B'Day! [QUOTE=~s.o.s~;351865]Happy B'Day my friend, and this is not coming from a bot... ;-)[/QUOTE] Prove it! :icon_wink:

[QUOTE=jwenting;298087]Give me Barsoom.[/QUOTE] I've always liked Barsoom, too. Many authors made many great stories about it!

After you read a word, check each character and if you see a non-letter or number, it must be punctuation. Do what you need to do with it.

Copy and paste. Also read the CODE tag instructions on the background of the box you type your post into.

[QUOTE=dcc;352839]This type of statement shouldn't be sent unless it is warranted, and then should also be accompanied with an explanation of what infractions had been made. To the first time recipient this pro forma statement, especially in these type of circumstance and the message that followed, appears as a reprimand.[/QUOTE] …

Stuck with what? Maybe [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies#faq_keep_it_organized]this[/url] will help... ;)

[QUOTE=jbennet;279778]no its not sorry 4 is way too old (i think its 16 bit actually!!1) as 5 came out in 1996[/QUOTE] No, [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Basic#Evolution_of_Visual_Basic"]Win95/VB4[/URL] was 32 bit. Win3.1 was 16 bit and was essentially a DOS program rather than an O/S. I doubt you can get an upgrade at this date …

[QUOTE=Nichito;352302]why don't u better use a CHAR as a centinel? like this: [code]char ans; do{ (program) printf("Do you wish to enter another temperature?"); scanf("%c",&ans); }while ((ans=='y')||(ans=='Y')); [/code][/QUOTE] Hopefully, because of [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-60.html]this[/url] :icon_wink:

strings or c-strings? You need to give us more information on how your program currently is written.

How about this one...

[QUOTE=machspud;348015]Here's what I'm really having trouble with. How do I tell what element position the data came out of from my double array? I need to know that, at least I think I do to tell my char array which element to display for the name of the month with …

Animal rights? Animals can't vote -- they have no rights! [QUOTE=Chaky;350431]Why is it that, for instance, to get a driver's licence I need to pass a psycho-test...[/QUOTE]Have you read some of your posts? Can you blame them? :icon_twisted: [QUOTE=jbennet;349960]What is the NRA? a terrorist group?[/QUOTE] Yes :icon_razz: [QUOTE=Infarction;350037]The NRA is …

So you added another gig because of a game? Isn't that a little sad? :icon_wink:

[QUOTE=Randika;343013]Hi, Can you please help me to solve this problem?It's... [B]How to restart and turn off the computer through VB6.0?[/B] [B]cordings needed.:rolleyes: [/B][/QUOTE] What's a cording? Anything to do with rope? Or firewood?

FOR loop is fine. Think about it... What do you need to do [I]each and every time[/I] the loop runs? That's what goes in the loop. Please indent your code. It's hard to read without [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-38.html]proper[/url] indentation.

You must read [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies#faq_keep_it_organized]this info[/url]! It's urgent that you do it immediately!

Also, make sure you have braces around everything that needs braces. I think I see a spot where you are missing some.

Use [INLINECODE]getline()[/INLINECODE] to read each line. If the line does not start with a digit, it's a name, store it. Otherwise convert to an integer and store it with the last name read.

You could also search the forum -- this questions has been asked many times very recently.

[QUOTE=Slavrix;350308]i have this simple program im writing to help my dads business.[/QUOTE] Yeah, right. Look, we don't mind helping people with their homework assignments. So you don't have to lie about it in a lame attempt to get homework help.

[QUOTE=wujianwei;350230]you can help me by copying the code to compile... and please tell me what goes wrong? thanx...[/QUOTE] OK. It doesn't compile. That's the first thing that's wrong. What's going wrong is obvious. You want someone else to take your code and blindly figure out 1) what it's supposed to …

What type of file is it? A text file with instructions? A specially formatted help file?

[QUOTE=joeprogrammer;347409]>Whats the ideal way to go about this? Well, you're right -- you should make a separate function. But instead of focusing on just getting the input, perhaps you could do a bit more: call the functions which are actually going to execute what the user wants. The function would …

It's either a poorly written app or your system has a problem.

IMAO, everyone ([I]and I mean [B]everyone[/B][/I]!!!) should follow [B]Joe[/B]'s advice. I don't know why MicroSludge like to hide important information from the user, but it's a well know fact that this [I]feature[/I] is used to launch viruses and other nasty things. Not to mention if you have 5 files with …

[QUOTE=~s.o.s~;315240][QUOTE=benyam_dessu;315239]Just try to answer the question only the question, any u will become smart.[/QUOTE] This is a public forum. Anyone is free to post whatever he wants as long as the reply doesn't violate any of the forum rules. If you don't like something, you are free to move on.[/QUOTE] …

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;349239]true -- strcmp() will compare the whole line, all you want to compare are the first two characters. strncmp() will do that. If you are writing a c++ program then you can use std::string's substr() method. [code=c] char line[] = "PH - Philippines: Smart, Globe(country's telephone operator)"; if( strncmp( …

You never initialized [I]cnt[/I] to 0 in the [I]count()[/I] function

If you keep the larger font size, I think the QUOTEs should increase slightly, too. Maybe just 1 pt. I don't mind the new size.

[QUOTE=thekashyap;336906]There are other problems.. "Generate 100x4 unique arrays" even rand() won't exactly be rand() if you have a fast enough machine..[/QUOTE] What's this supposed to mean? Random has nothing to do with the speed of your machine...

I would guess you call the [B]ld[/B] system command from somewhere in your program and it returned with an error. But it's only a guess since there's no code posted to verify it.

[QUOTE=dcc;337141]I found the following PM today and wanted to share it with you all, it is a scam. Has anyone else received this message?[/quote] Ah, yes, the Nigerian Scam... I gotta have some fun with this one.... [QUOTE=spammer] From Miss Anne Marie Bayo. 13 Hours Ago From Miss Anne Marie …

[QUOTE=Elfshadow;347525]I have trying C and so far it's gone great but this has been driving me mad today. I could swear scanf worked earlier but its crashing my programs? I know you get this problem when you forget the pointer thing & but this should work [code] #include<stdio.h> int main() …

Stop spamming the forum. Ask your question in one thread when they are all related to the same subject.

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;346176]fgets() is always better than scanf() because fgets() will not accept more characters than will fit in the buffer. But neither scanf() nor fgets() will meet the requirements of your assignment. You need a function that will get only one key at a time from the keyboard so that …

I'm an Easy Rider, too.

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Also, to add to what [B]AD[/B] mentions, [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-38.html]format your code[/url] so we can read it.