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Hello all, I am starting a research about: 'how virtual reality and gaming influence our values'. Do you guys know where I could find information about the topic in the internet? Thanks

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Hello everyone, I'm working on a school work to create a simple text-based dungeon game. In this game, a player goes from one room to another room. Each room may have an item to be taken. Commands used are like: go south, go north, take sword, drop sword, look (to …

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Have you ever used Quincy 2005 for writing and compiling your c++ codes? Quincy 2005 is simply an open source IDE for c/c++. It's simple. However, this application frequently gives me a headache. What I can describe from this IDE is it is unstable, clearly unstable. Recently, I worked on …

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I'm having problem with my program here. See, I have an array of char* as data member in Action class. With the help of getFirst() function, I'm returning the value of the first element in the array. But, when I tried to print out this value in the test.cpp, it …

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You had better look for the explanation in books, or internet. This recursive function you talk about is quite common in programming. So it will be definitely there in any programming book. You'll find a neat and nifty explanation there. By the way, it's fibonacci, not fabonachi.

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Hello everyone, I'm a new to this forum, and my post here is to ask for help about assembly language of PIC16F873A. How do I check/compare a value of a particular variable? Let's say, if variable x = 5, then do this... this...this... Is there any way to do this? …

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