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Re: Hello, Sagar. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. It is a great place for the sharing of ideas. I am sure you will learn a lot here. See you around … | |
Re: You define the TWO 2D arrays, but then you handle them like 1D vectors. Is that what you want to do? [CODE]double number[10][10]; [/CODE] . . . [CODE]number[0]=num; [/CODE] . . . If you want to assign [B]num[/B] to array element (0,0), you should state it like this: [CODE]number[0][0]=num; [/CODE] | |
Hi, folks. As you may have gathered from a previous post, I know next to nothing about PHP, so I have a very basic question: How do I force an exit from PHP? I have gone through a few books and come across the "die" and "exit" commands; however, they … | |
Re: I don't even understand your question. You created a few blogs on WordPress and Blogger, you then made a few posts posts on these blogs, you then linked TO these posts from elsewhere (or you linked FROM these posts to elsewhere?). After a few weeks, both Blogger and WordPress deleted … | |
Re: Post the relevant section of code, so we can help you figure it out. | |
Re: Hello, "breaker". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. I checked out your profile and noticed you are from the Philippines. Maligayang pagdating! We are glad you joined us. These forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. I am sure you will learn a lot … | |
Re: Hello, Julie. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. It is a great place for the sharing of ideas. I am sure you will learn a lot here. See you around … | |
Re: Most bulk email marketing services offer a free option for small mail-outs (for example, 250 emails or less, once a month); however, I don't think a free option is popular for 1000 or more emails. Off the top of my head, I can think of [URL="http://mailchimp.com/"]MailChimp[/URL]. They are probably one … | |
Re: Hello, Toni. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. It is a great place for the sharing of ideas. I am sure you will learn a lot here. See you around … | |
Re: Hi, Daniel. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Good to have you here. You'll learn a lot here; these forums will definitely help you improve your programming skills. See you around the forums. | |
I am planning to change the web host of one of my web sites, and the site has a webmail service (similar to Hotmail, etc.). I recall that when I first set it up, I had to edit the MX record in the DNS file. Before I change the web … | |
Re: Hello, Arda. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. Are your university studies related to software development? If so, these forums are definitely going to be a useful resource for you over the next few years, and even after that, if you end up working in … | |
Re: Hi, "merse". I don't know myself; however, you might want to check out the [URL="http://www.mapleprimes.com/"]MaplePrimes[/URL] forums. They are a part of the Maple site, and specifically for Maple questions and I have found them to be pretty good whenever I have had a Maple question. | |
Re: Hello, Joshua. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. There forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. It is a great place for the sharing of ideas. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Hello, "Raven". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. There forums are an excellent resource: lots of good information and many knowledgeable members here. I am sure you will find these forums very helpful as you learn C#. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Hello, "enthuiastic". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Glad you joined us. You'll find these forums to be an excellent resource as you learn C++. See you around the forums. | |
Re: The code looks okay--assuming no errors or exceptions occur. However, [I]better[/I] code would deal with the possibility that errors or exceptions might occur and, if they do, deal with them gracefully. There are three examples posted off the following page: [URL="http://www.akiti.ca/DynamicArraysIntro.html"]Dynamic Arrays in C++ - Three Examples[/URL] You might want … | |
I have almost no experience with PHP so I need some help with a small code block. My website used to be hosted by a company within my own time zone, so I used the following code to output the date and time on my web page: [CODE] <?php print … | |
One of my computers recently crashed. Fortunately, the .pst file was saved so not all is lost. However, I am considering [I]not[/I] installing Microsoft Outlook on the new computer. It seemed to take over too much of my system. A couple considerations: (1) If I install Outlook Express instead of … | |
Re: Hi, "Ertzel". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Good to have you here. You will learn a lot here. I first learned C++ on my own too; however, it is sometimes hard to think up projects for yourself. Working through books, etc. is okay, but taking courses is good in the … | |
Re: No bad luck here. Just a regular Friday. Can't remember ever having anything particularly bad happen to me on a Friday the 13th. | |
Re: Hi, Olie. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are a wealth of information for anybody in the computer or programming fields. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Everybody is going to have their favorite. Historically, FORTRAN has always been the language favored for hardcore scientific/math programming, and there is such a large code base out there, I doubt you will get away from it completely for a long time. Alternately, people like the language they happen to … | |
Re: Hi, Abner. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. We are glad you joined us. There are a good bunch of people here. I am sure these forums will be an excellent resource for you as you proceed in your studies. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Hello, San. Welcome to the Daniweb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are a wonderful resource for people who want to learn about computers, programming, computer science, and much more. There is a good bunch of members here. (Isn't Kazakhstan considered to be a part of Asia, … | |
Re: You seem to be on the right track. I gave your code a quick look over and a few things caught my eye: 1) You use a variable called "array_size" in the for loops, but I don't see it defined beforehand. 2) Instead of using the magic number 5 throughout … | |
Re: Hi, "jerodev". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Glad to have you here. These forums are a wonderful resource; there is a lot of good information and many knowledgeable members here. I am sure these forums will be a big help to you in your programming endeavors. See you around the … | |
Re: So the code compiles and executes without errors? It works perfectly? In that case, the next aspect I might consider is that perhaps the section of code you are testing executes so fast, the result rounds to zero. Are you sure the code does not execute nearly instantaneously? Perhaps compute … | |
Re: Hi, "\007". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Glad to have you here. You will certainly learn a lot about programming, and more, here. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Here is what I do: Create the text file and save the data in it. Say the file is named "MatrixData.txt". In your C++ program, open the file and test to ensure it is opened successfully: [CODE] ifstream in("MatrixData.txt", ios::in); if (!in) { cout << "Cannot open the input file.\n"; … | |
Re: Hi, Joe. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Glad you joined us. There is a lot of good information and many knowledgeable members here; I am sure any questions you have will be answered quickly. All the best to you in your programming endeavors. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Man's character is his fate. --Heraclitus -------------------------------- "I can but suppose they are trusting to the fact that what goes on in a muddy stream is less easily detected." by Livy "The Early History of Rome" Books I - V of The History of Rome from its Foundations (This statement … | |
Re: Hello, Jeanne. Welcome to the Daniweb forums. We are glad you joined us. These forums are a wealth of information. If questions you have aren't already posted, you'll get quick answers here by posting yours. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Two good places to start are [URL="http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Determinant.html"]Mathworld[/URL] and [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinant"]Wikipedia[/URL]. | |
Re: Hello, "jmrpjb". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. Glad you joined. There is a lot of good information here and many knowledgeable members. I am sure, whatever your "cyber" problems, somebody here will be able to help you. See you around the forums. | |
Re: Hi, Monty. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. You will find a lot of good information here. Electrical Engineering, eh?! Well, you picked an engineering discipline in which the job prospects should be excellent. Best of luck to you! | |
Re: It is supposed to use a permanent 301 redirect to forward users to the appropriate page (i.e. - pass on the full benefits of PR). However, I am still not too keen on it until they allow customization of the short URLs. Right now, the shortened URLs are random letters … | |
Re: Hi, Manish. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. These forums are a wonderful resource. As long as you ask intelligent questions, you will get your questions answered. | |
Re: Hi, Aarti. Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. You should find them a very good resource. | |
I am quite irritated with Yahoo's new policy of requiring new users of their Delicious service to sign up with a Yahoo! ID. I do not want more email addresses to worry about, etc. I just want to bookmark. So now I am wondering, among all of Google's offerings, do … | |
Re: Don't overlook including your blog URL on your resume. If you have your resume posted on some of the big job posting boards you should draw in some more visitors too. It might get you a job and, even if it doesn't, the fact that a potential employer did a … | |
Re: What do your applications do? Are they Windows apps? Tools? Calculators? Calendars? etc.? In what language are they written? A search for freeware would probably turn up many sites for posting your applications. Other, language-specific, sites are also around. | |
Re: Hello, "starlight849". Welcome to the DaniWeb forums. You'll probably find this a good place to be; lots of good information shared here. I happen to be interested in the aerospace industry, but don't work in the field. Is that the industry you want to be in? Or are you flexible, … | |
Re: Are those two separate problems? Or are they the same problem? You have created a single line joining the points and that seems to be working well. Now you have several lines criss-crossing each other and you don't know which line to pick? Is this the same data set for … | |
Re: Hi, Sharon. Welcome to Daniweb; glad you joined. Excellent, thorough, introduction. It is always good to learn a little about new members instead of just reading a generic, "Hello, I am new here." introduction. | |
Re: I agree with "Ancient Dragon": you generally use [B]for[/B] loops when you know ahead of time exactly how many loops will be executed. However, I would like to add another couple aspects you might want to consider. 1) If the body of the loop is small, and you want to … | |
Re: Hi, Bariby. Glad you decided to join Daniweb; it is a pretty good place. I took a look at your website and your CV. Are you still in the Vancouver area? I am in a similar boat; although employed, it is not my preferred job. For everything half appealing to … | |
Re: [QUOTE=cscgal;1268676]People use short URLs for twitter because there is a low character limit and in most cases full URLs are too long to fit. If you care about SEO, make sure that you use a URL shortener that does a 301 Permanent Redirect to the full URL so that "seo … |
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