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[QUOTE=adver2;1417441]use your style in external css file[/QUOTE] Why would he use an external styles sheet to set styles for just one page that will never be used? FWD

Not sure if I can do this but I'm reading through JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, and I'm going to be posting practice scripts that work. They may not make sense, but they work. I'd also like responses on how these simple snippets could be used and how they can be …

When you assign an element of a window to a variable with getElementById() or getElementByName(), that variable is referring to an Element Object that is a property of the Window Object. This behavior is not true for frames, however; the value of the name or ID of a frame element …

When you assign an element of a window to a variable with getElementById() or getElementByName(), that variable is referring to an Element Object that is a property of the Window Object. This behavior is not true for frames, however; the value of the name or ID of a frame element …

Write more handwritten letters. FWD

If its only going to be for this one page try using an internal CSS stylesheet with the following: [B]CSS[/B] [CODE]#tdleft { width: 100px; height: 100px; background-color: green; border-radius: 10px 0px 0px 0px; -moz-border-radius: 10px 0px 0px 0px; -webkit-border-top-right-radius: 0px; -webkit-border-bottom-right-radius: 0px; -webkit-border-bottom-left-radius: 0px; } #tdright { width: 100px; height: …

To fix your problem Just put this before line 53. (I think) int i = 0;

[QUOTE=StuXYZ;1418002]First off, well done for thinking about contributing to OSS [Open source software]. Personally, I think the best way to get a project is to actually look at your secondary skills and interests. ......................[/QUOTE] Nice I like it. Hey lets write a program that takes all the variables you just …

The program takes 10 numbers of type float, which are entered by the user, and outputs the average ( also of type float ) of those 10 numbers. If I am going to test a range of values for those ten number, am I correct to test the highest values …

Isn't 10C4 = 210 Where are you getting 5040? I know this probably doesn't help but I was just curious as to where you got the number 5040 from.

When testing the output of a variable of type double, with [B]expected results = 48.66573405[/B], I am getting an [B]actual result = 48.6657[/B]. Why is the expected result being rounded when the whole idea of using type double is to increase the precision of your calculations? Thanks FWD

The program below is executing fine but when I enter the last of 10 numbers and the final output(shows the average of the 10 numbers) is displayed, I get the following error message: Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'numbers' was corrupted. If someone could explain what …