Hello,
Thanks for visiting. Please help me with writing a program for a video store. I need the program to produce customer records and the normal things that take place in a video store.
Please i am begging you to help me. PLEASE
Hello,
Thanks for visiting. Please help me with writing a program for a video store. I need the program to produce customer records and the normal things that take place in a video store.
Please i am begging you to help me. PLEASE
oh yay a project
ahem :uts on buissnesssss suit::
so...tell me...have you ever programmed before? what would you like the program to be in? Windows? Linux? DOS?
I'll have to confirm with my people
Aaaah, if it isn't the"brainstormer" again. Look. Here's how it works:
(1) You write the code.
(2) If you have a valid problem, feel free to post a question.
(3) We answer at our leisure.
(4) No whining or begging.
(5) Repeat step (1)
If you are in a class that is too hard you should consider
(a) Reading more, coding more.
-programming is not learned by standing idle. You must work hard at it.
(b) Choose an easier course in programming
(c) Choose a different field of study
Code:#include <cmath> #include <complex> bool euler_flip(bool value) { return std::pow ( std::complex<float>(std::exp(1.0)), std::complex<float>(0, 1) * std::complex<float>(std::atan(1.0) *(1 << (value + 2))) ).real() < 0; }
Pay attention to 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7. This is common sense, not a flame post. You should perhaps tell everybody specifically what you need help with. You should probably also ask how you want your program setup. People will be eager to help you if you have something for them to build off from ( code ). From what I can see in your question, you pretty much did rule number 1 right off the bat.1. Don't expect someone to write your entire program.
2. Check to see if your question has been answered (use the search feature and read the FAQ!)
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== late == grr, 2 people beat me to it
The world is waiting. I must leave you now.
hey i think its time you visited rentacoder!
get some red bull a c++ book and you'll be okay..
GL
SS3X
I'd like a 20% draw off the start, equipment and expenses excepting. Not to mention my 45 page contract to cover any "incidentals" that might come up. You know..... "I'd like to replace every instance of 'his' to 'theirs'." and the like....
Why not use Excel or something like that?
MS VC++ 6.0