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may be a nice trick, but doesn't works, i have been trying to validate input for numbers for a long time, and this isn't working on my program. we are a 2nd semester IT Computer Degree class, we haven't seen pointers nor regex so that's not an option as we …
for this, i did it with the following code (I have today, Friday 18 April 2008, 3 days coding in C) #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <math.h> #define PI 3.14159265 int main() { int i,numero1,f=1; printf("Number: "); scanf("%lf", &numero1); for(i = 1; i <= numero1; i++) { f *= i; …
this is the most insecure way of performing a ping, if your webhost allowes you the system / exec functions, you are hosting your site on a highly possible hack target, with the biggest loophole of php.
this is the other part of my 2nd semester, first quarter project for programming 2. a simple function to convert from arabic numbers to roman numbers.
This code was part of my first quarter 2nd semester project for a subject called programming 2. its a simple roman to arabic convertion function.
This code is an example of a simple bubble sort function in C++. the function doesnt receive or returns nothing just for the record, some translations "declaracion de constante" = constant declaration "prototipo de funcion" = function prototype "arreglo" = array "Arreglo en el orden original" = original array order …
you should post a link for a .tar/.rar with files, i think i understand the basic concept of the code, but cant compile it, some issues with escaping (that can be easily fixed) plus other graphic stuff.
Tip, use #include <fstream> ;), wont do your homework, but a tip i know is welcome its prety easy to use fstream, you can then call the classes you need to do the work you are looking for.
AWesome post, as soon as i can i will start posting my codes, may not be strictly related to anything posted here, but it may help others to solve issues. I love it here, i will become more active as my knowledge grow.
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