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were the first

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and was certified

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enrages

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americanisms and american pronounciations get on my nerves

we invented the darn language anyways... :)

But you keep changing it! From Canterbury Tales:

But if I telle tales two or thre
Of freres, er I come to Sidyngborne
My tale is doon
we been almoost at towne
Sires, now in the morwe-tyde
Out of youre hostelrie I saugh yow ryde.

doon? ryde? saugh? Talk about WTF! At least we don't keep changing things... We just improve it and it stays! :mrgreen:

like WTF is up with color - it should be colour - theres a U in it!

So you stole the word from the French. At least we made it ours! :)

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Each of these members received three activation emails spread over a week's time before the system gave up on them. Additionally, if any of these activation emails bounced, they received a DaniWeb PM encouraging them to provide a new, valid email address.

And what good is a DaniWeb PM if they can't get registered?

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Nice assignment...
Please Read This

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Read the puzzle into a 2-dimensional array. Then you can easily look at each character in the array and you know the coordinates (upper left corner would be puzzle[0][0] Then look at the first letter of the work you are searching for.
1) Find that letter in the puzzle.
2) When you find one, check all the locations next to it for the second letter. 3) When you find one, check the third letter with the next letter in the puzzle, in that same direction (found the second letter above first, check the next letter above that one).
4) Repeat until you've checked all the letters in the word or a mismatch
5) If you didn't find the solution, continue checking the rest of the second letters in step 2.

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From a previous post:
1) won't use code tags
2) won't format your code
3) won't tell us what the problem is, leaving us to figure it out
4) asking us to finish your program for you
5) continually using 'leet speak'

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I like this part: tolower(i[q]); I've always wanted "to lower an IQ..." :mrgreen:

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Im trying to write my own function that does this with array pointers so there is no point to use an existing function .

So? Looking at and understanding an existing function is the way to learn how it's done. Then you can write your own using a similar (not identical) technique.

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Call time() and it's helper functions. Look them up.

you need to do #include <time.h> as well

That's what look them up meant... ;)

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arbitrarily stupid action

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City, county, state, country -- all can be cosmopolitan.

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biggest life mysteries

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QFT :lol::lol:

Rhetorical question:

Which definition? :twisted:

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Or they come, sign up, ask a question, and never return ;)

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genie

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i want to initialize an array(set all elements to 0) . The array is to be used by different functions which r defined outside the class. obviously i cant initialize it in the class. and if i do it in a constructor or main(), it isnt recognised by all the functions outside the class using it.

Sure it is. You probably did it wrong if it's not working. Define what you mean by "it isnt recognised"

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Call time() and it's helper functions. Look them up.

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regenerable

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learned it's hard

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well my computing class is composed of 27 lads and no girls whatsoever. Over the whole department theres only about 8 girls to roundabout 300 guys

i think that proves our point....

One department in one school proves very little... Using that logic:

3

proof that all numbers are odd... ;)

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Try printing variables to the screen as key code positions to see if they contain the values you suspect. Like right after the read, display what was read.

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Yes. A compiler.

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Transaction can be done at the bank or on-line.

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law of mental

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is life, but

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Standard C/C++ does not allow you to type and not echo the characters. Input is buffered which means you type and the system stores the characters until the ENTER is pressed. Then your program reads the characters.

Some -- but not all -- compilers have a way around this, but the functions are
1) not standard so not recommended
2) not necessarily the same for the compilers that do allow this

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Also, " while (!TextFile.eof()) " will cause your program to 'fail' at the end of file. Here's why [.eof() == feof()]

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Oh, I always have that stuff turned off so I forgot about it. :o

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I think I finally get it now but what compiler would you recommend
CPPBuilder ,GCC ,Delphi ,Turbo Pascal ,Turbo C, Visual Studio.

If you want an IDE, I'd recommend Bloodshed DevC. Although I'd like someone to try Open Watcom C++/Fortran since it's still in development (Dev is not)

If you want a command line compiler, Borland 5.5, the one I use.

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It's German Finnish French Dutch Dutch.
Or Deutsch Suomi France Nederlands Nederlands.

Guess what's my mother language

Swahili? :mrgreen:

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I still don't understand what you want to do.

I agree. You may be skilled in HTML and CSS, but this is a C/C++ board. You post code here, not HTML/CSS markup language.

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More indentation is needed. Please use 3-4 spaces. 1 is not enough.

I'm not going to search through 580 lines of code, so I can only suggest you look at the output and make sure you have a RETURN at the end of each line. That's what it looks like.

By the way, you can post only the code section you need help with...

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Thanks so much.It worked. Yeah I know that it is always int main with a return 0 and about indentation, i was so harassed that time that I didn't care. Thanx anyways.

But we do. And so will your boss... ;)

You're welcome!

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I'm not talking about notification to the OP. I'm talking about the little "Post Edited By:" message that appears underneath actual posts.

I know. I personally like the notifications at the end. Anyway, new members may not even know about PMs. I edited multiple posts for someone and they still didn't get it. Probably didn't see nor understand PMs. Heck, they can't even read the background where they are posting!

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"No! cried Sheman and he rode off toward his town and Caroline. Snarling, Reviak turned and took up the chase. "I should have no problem catching this worm," he thought...


(matt: only 3 sentences... See opening post ;))

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"Use it" as in everyday in all cases? That's very interesting.

Yes.... ;)

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To quote SOS: *sigh*

Decisions are sometimes hard to make

Make me a banana sandwich, please.

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then I am

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glimmer

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soul of your

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Back to original topic, not writing cursive is informative in graphoanalysis. They should allow it...

And returning to 'off-topic', I also no longer use cursive (stopped in about 7th or 8th grade) but 90+% of the people I run into still use it. It's far from dead...

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G) You criticise people who criticize people who.... wait a minute...

Make that:
G) You realize you are making a convoluted joke just because you have nothing better to do! :twisted:

[edit]
You also decide to placate both sides of the Atlantic by spelling a word both ways.... :p
[/edit]

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But why? Who will take care of the child? And Caroline, my love?

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The post editing works just fine for me? Does it happen for you all the time? I would suspect that if it was a sitewide problem then some of the moderators would have brought it to my attention already.

It happened once to me a couple hours ago, but I found the edit was in fact made. Did a refresh on the browser and voila!

Regarding the last edited by ... that was a change that I made recently where now only moderators see that. Sometimes us mods need to edit people's posts because they broke a rule, and I guess it could get a little embarassing for a member when a public, permanent notice about how they didn't follow the rules is tacked onto their posts. I dunno. It was just an idea :)

I disagree. What's the sense in editing a post if the OP doesn't get the feedback that his post was edited, and why... I think notification should stay.

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Very few company work on robotics, so your scope would be limited and who said the work is very challenging , you have to maintain millions of lines of software code only and which is ofcourse boring
do not expect you will be asked to design at the first day.

Really? How long have you worked in robotics? Isn't there new development going on with new robots and therefore new code? Don't you have to write new code every time you change the work a robot does? What makes interfacing with the robot nonchallenging?

There a 4 Robotics companies in my area alone, not to mention all the companies that deal with robots that aren't strictly Robotics companies...

Please substantiate your allegations with some verifiable facts and references.

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Use getline() to read the entire line and break it into it's pieces.

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actually sir i don't hv c in my pc so m not able to check.yell me whether this one is right or not.

i hv some more queries regarding c++.
will u help me by highlighting my errors,when i'll send u the prgs???

Probably not, since you have completely ignored every posting rule and suggestion we've pointed at and still
1) won't use code tags
2) won't format your code
3) won't tell us what the problem is, leaving us to figure it out
4) asking us to finish your program for you
5) continually using 'leet speak'

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Whatever code-coloring method you're using, please stop it. Instead use code tags which are immensly better, and have coloring built-in if you use (code=language)

And Format your code!!!!! Slamming everything to the left edge makes the code impossible to read!

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