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    Re: Please!!! Help me build this program

    What have you done so far?
    Break the problem down and tell us what part you are having trouble with.
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    Re: Unableto generate this output

    The second half of the sequence on a line is just the reverse. Try storing what you print into a vector, then print out the contents backwards.
  3. Thread: C++ Strings

    by Rich2189
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    Re: C++ Strings

    I'm going to guess "cycle".
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    Re: Need help with homework please ...

    I guess it is this section of code which is causing that particular error, you cannot store a string literal into an integer.

    Try declaring grade as type char and assigning it character literals....
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    Re: URGENT!!! I NEED your HELP!!

    "What is the output type" circ ("What values do you need to calculate the circumference?")
    {

    return "The result of the calculation";

    }

    //Example:
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    Re: Beginner Pointer Questions

    More for the large user defined types rather than any built in types.
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    Re: Beginner Pointer Questions

    It is faster to pass by reference when dealing with larger data types, in this case it doesn't really matter as the size of an int and an int pointer are comparable.



    You will come across uses...
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    Re: URGENT!!! I NEED your HELP!!

    Post the code you have so far then indicate any specific issues you are having.
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    Re: Unsortedlist Big O Performance

    Also you should not be multiplying your Big O functions, the steps you describe are consecutive.
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    Poll: Re: Do you use 'and' 'or' 'xor'?

    I started life as a VB programmer but prefer using the {|, &&, ^} operators. It is easier to distinguish between operators and operands at a glance.
  11. Re: Any nice way to get round the old "template typedefs are illegal" problem?

    Would declaring the template class as a friend of A and B work?



    template <typename T>
    class NCommon
    {
    //...
    protected:
    ~NCommon(){}
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    Re: BigInt class help

    You would be better off storing your digits in a vector of bytes rather than an array of bytes.

    The vector can be dynamically resized and limited to however big you require.

    Iteration through...
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    Re: Assignment in trouble :S :S :S

    Main must be written with a lower case m.



    #include<stdio.h>

    void main(void)
    {
    scanf("%*c");
    }
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    Re: need help with c++ program

    Since this is homework I will only provide hints.

    This line:



    root2 = (-b + sqrt(d))/(2*a);


    Contains a maths error, or the line above does depending on the way you look at it.
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    Re: startup problem

    It it much harder to hide things from task manager. This project of yours sounds slightly fishy, for what reason would you want to hide an application to that extent?

    If you have a good reason to...
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    Re: startup problem

    Navigate according to the following instructions:



    Tools -> Compiler Options

    "Settings" tab

    On the left hand side tree view select "Linker".
  17. Re: Which practice of iteration through containers is preferred

    I think C++0x also includes a for each implementation which will be even quicker to type.
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    Re: startup problem

    What IDE are you using? Often there is an option to run the program with no console window without having to hide it with code.
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    Re: void* and sizeof()

    POD (Plain Old Datatype) - The fundamental data types such as bool, int and double. So an Object which contains only these types as members.



    struct POD
    {
    bool b;
    int i;
    };
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    Re: Is STL important?

    I would recommend reading the introduction so you are familiar with what can be achieved with the STL. Then begin to learn specific parts as you come across problems that can be solved using...
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    Re: Exception in constructor

    Awesome article! *Devours*.



    This being the most important point I think; well following that advice will lead to the least amount of headaches.
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    Re: Exception in constructor

    Just remember to think carefully about memory management when you start throwing exceptions.
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    Poll: Re: Were you taught debugging

    Good point.



    Agreed, not the best.
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    Poll: Re: Were you taught debugging

    This was in my college text book if I remember correctly.

    The first actual case of a computer bug was caused by a moth which had died in a computer case.
    ...
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    Poll: Re: Were you taught debugging

    It is not wise to use message boxes for printing results; in the unfortunate event you do get stuck in an infinite loop you're stuffed.

    Most of us here will be good enough to avoid infinite loop...
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