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Well I just started eating dinner and thought this would be a neat topic. Everyone knows we love to eat while on the computer; two birds, one chair. I'll start it off: Deli Sandwiches, macaroni salad, potato salad and a Pepsi :) | |
Hey guys, here's the question I'm asked. **a.** *Define an enumeration type, triangleType, that has the values **scalene, isosceles, euilateral, and noTriangle**.* **b.** *Write a function, triangleShape, that takes as parameters three numbers, each of which represents the length of a side of the triangle. The function should return the … | |
Re: not a big anime kind of guy... but i do love Vampire Hunter D: Blood Lust excellent movie. | |
Hey Everyone, I'm doing a little test for a presentation I'm giving on Tuesday. I wanted to show the performance difference between VB2008, C# and C++. To do this, I have three programs. Each program performs the Fibonacci sequence X times, and can either do it iteratively or recursively. As … | |
Re: awesome article. thanks | |
Re: Personally, here's what I would do. Imagine drawing the stars logically: [code=c++] [ ][ ][ ][*][ ][ ][ ] [ ][ ][*][*][*][ ][ ] [ ][*][*][*][*][*][ ] [*][*][*][*][*][*][*] [/code] We need to figure out how to input these accordingly though. For me, it makes more sense to initialize our array … | |
Re: [B]>It is due you are trying to access a value pointed by pointer outside the scope.[/B] So... did you bother testing your code before posting it? Sure it prints now - but perhaps pointing member variables to the same memory location throughout the entire program isn't the best idea (i.e., … | |
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Re: [quote=pedrosha;306479]well, i had the same problem. i have had my 15" fs dell since august 2003. never had a moments problem with it. until early december. i left my pc on and when i came back 30 minutes later it had the "white screen of death". nothing cleared it so … | |
Hey everyone, I have this problem. I need to access data that the user inputs via the <input /> statement during the controller method. Here's my code, maybe this will make it more clear: // client side @using (Html.BeginForm()) { if (competitorList.Count > 0 && eventList.Count > 0) { foreach … | |
Re: Google will never partner with Microsoft... they are arch rivals. :D (The Google Story- Great book) Dear John, I have been unable to sleep since I broke off our engagement. Won't you forgive and forget? Your absence is breaking my heart. I was a fool, nobody can take your place. … | |
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Hey guys, I'm trying to understand how radix sort works in C++ : I've looked over the C++ implementation from wikipedia: void radixsort(int *a, int n) { int i, b[MAX], m = a[0], exp = 1; for (i = 0; i < n; i++) { if (a[i] > m) m … | |
Re: rofl. so i read this page [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread85817.html[/url] and then i was like hm, wonder how long the thread is... so i clicked [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread85817-6.html"]Last.[/URL] allow me to bring us back on topic. "i didn't know i couldn't do that" | |
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I'm trying to find an event that handles which tab is clicked? I know it has to be simple, I'm just missing it. I want to say "when tab1 is clicked, do this, when tab2 is clicked, do that" | |
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Hey everyone, I'm trying to code a webform to allow people to input data on several objects in a database. I'd like to have them be able to click an update button for each item they want to update, popup a box for the value, and pass that value to … | |
hey everyone - I'm trying to figure out how to call the appropriate httpPost methods for a particular jtable instance? I thought it was specified by the actions in the javascript, but I can't figure it out. Can anyone give me a hand? Here's my script and the httpPost method … | |
Hey everyone, I'm having some problems with my code and was hoping someone could give me a hand. Here's the snippet I'm working with: [Authorize] public ActionResult EventResults(int id) { List<Event> CompetitionEvents = Event.getEventsByCompetitionId(id); ViewBag.CompetitionEvents = CompetitionEvents; List<Person> Competitors = Competition.getCompetitorsByCompetitionID(id); ViewBag.Competitors = Competitors; List<Results> Results = Competition.getCompetitorResultsPairings(CompetitionEvents, Competitors); ViewBag.Results … | |
Hey everyone, I'm pretty new to web design in general, so I'm not really sure how to get started with this. I have a wordpress site that I would like to be able to manage user profiles on. The built in account management stuff works great for regular logon/off sessions, … | |
Re: Additionaly, dell systems come with a built in utility for checking your system hardware. It should be F12 or something of the sort. Try running that, call Dell Tech. Suppt. and give them the error codes the utility shows. They will be able to tell you exactly what the problem … | |
Re: My mom was telling me a similar story... I have attened 4 semesters of vocational classes (during highschool) through which I studied for my A+. I'm only 19, but am working at the IT manager at an engineering company... It was the cert that raised an eyebrow when I was … | |
Re: Kaseya is cheap comparatively. Atiris runs about $7,000 (not to mention the $8,000 for training). Altiris is coming in at about $900 for 125 employees. | |
Hey everyone, Trying to configure an apache web server on my home network and had a question about port forwarding. I have my router set to forward everything on port 80 to the webserver, but I wanted to see if there were any ramifications of this that I may not … | |
I have DHCP installed on our server, and while checking the leases I noticed a few BAD_ADDRESS entries. I delete them but they return within a few seconds. Anyone know the cause of this and how to prevent it? Thanks! | |
Re: Is there a requirement behind what you're doing? Seems like you're making this harder than it needs to be ... maybe you could provide more details on what your problem definition is? | |
Hey everyone, Anyone know if Solaris, by default, throws an out of memory exception when 'new' is called but the system has run out of memory? I know Windows systems has this turned on by default, and AIX doesn't. But I can't find anything related to Solaris. | |
Re: question: I have a Core2Duo. Is there a way to use both cores? Has anyone tried the beta for the multiple cores yet? is it stable? | |
When I debug this method, I can clearly see that currentNode = Workstation, so I am puzzled as to why I'm still entering into the "Node" buffer print, rather than the "Workstation" buffer print. Shouldn't polymorphism handle this for me?: part of Node Class [code=java] public void printToBufferAsHTML(Network network, StringBuffer … | |
Hey everyone, I've searched around Google a bit but most places suggest just using "\n" over and over. This gets messy though, for the code and the interface. Is there a built in method for Java that can clear the console? | |
Hey everyone, I've never used eclipse or java, and I have an assignment that is expected to use the XML encoding/decoding functionality. I've searched google a bit, but can't really find a good example. Does anyone have a link to some snippets or something that I could go by? | |
Can someone explain why, when I input 'mytag' it does find it? When I debug, it shows the text matches, but the IDs are different. Not sure why that would matter? [code=java] public void RemoveTag() throws IOException, NoSuchTagException{ System.out.printf("Tag to delete: "); BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); String tempTagText … | |
Is there a way in java to do something similar to this: [code=c++] class Rectangle { public: int x; string y; private: int a; string b; }[/code] Or do you always have to specify public/private for each property? | |
Ok, Just thought this would be neat... here are the rules... very simple. [B]* Numbers must follow logical order * You can not post two consecutive posts * Have fun! :mrgreen:[/B] I'll start: [B]1[/B] | |
Re: I hate to be [URL="http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+a+good+home+router"]that guy.[/URL] | |
Re: To clear your screen you can use [b]system("CLS")[/b] - keep in mind this makes your program less portable though. The reason you continuously loop when you enter bad input is because you're trying to accept a number, but are receiving a char, and your input buffer is overflowing. Try [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/tutorials/90228"]flushing … | |
Re: Why do you have a nested while() and then another nested switch()? Why not just loop again after detecting the first invalid input? I suspect this is why you're receiving the same prompt, twice. You're only returning from the nested while(), not the overall while(). Consider changing the default case … | |
Re: Without seeing your code, it's hard to tell exactly what you want. But from your description, I would have a look [URL="http://www.mono-project.com/ThreadsBeginnersGuide"]here[/URL]. | |
Re: [b]>> so,any help?[/b] We'll need a bit more information from you. What type of equipment are you working with or do you have available? How much time will you be spending on this project? Will it be skill-set or research based? | |
Re: I'm having a hard time understanding your question, sorry. Are you wanting to create a backup link between Computer A and Network A, or are you wanting to create a backup link between Switch A and Switch B? |
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