Concerning the wrapper idea. A better thought might be inheritance. Generally it's not a good idea to derive a class from the std containers because they don't have virtual destructors.
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Type: Posts; User: Darryl
Concerning the wrapper idea. A better thought might be inheritance. Generally it's not a good idea to derive a class from the std containers because they don't have virtual destructors.
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There is another mistake that was missed. Your nested elses are wrong. Should follow this pattern...
if
else if
else
you can have multiple else if, but only one else.
I guess it's easy to make your algorithm optimal when you first set up all the confining conditions.
My linear search routine is always faster when the item searched for is in the first few...
Not really, it's no better than a sequential search, which is way easier to program. Actually it's probably worse due to overhead in maintaining the "splits" of the binary search when the value...
To reiterate what matsp said:
You can't do a binary search unless the array is sorted. If the array is sorted (assuming in ascending order) the max value is the last value in the array.
If the...
I'd like to see the car.Read() function, my guess is that it is returning false and so fleet.push_back is never getting called.
Even if you you don't have a custom copy constructor(but needed...
To continue your analogy:
Worse is that another 'new' may have built a new house at that address, and now deleting ptr2 may demolish another object's house creating a very hard to diagnose/debug...
oh man I thought I had till end of day today... I was just about to submit mine...oh well... I didn't get to finish it the way I wanted anyway. Mine was complete but I wanted to switch to Karatsuba...
Hey, I am interested too, I am just now seeing this, but I already have a bignum library I wrote so it won't take much to throw together an entry.
Or you can get the 2008 express edition which includes the SDK.
You are missing an important rule...
Each 3x3 sub grid should contain all elements 1-9
otherwise, this would be valid, shift position by 1 each row like:
123456789
234567891
345678912...
I've never use ado with Excel but with Access plenty of times, which I imagine is similar. Anyway, [removed], (though I am fairly new to c# ) but anyway here is a good example to look at check this...
The lack of vowels corresponding to the numbers 9-7-5, makes it a bit tough to come up with anything. At first glance I thought you were trying to say "1-800-Good-Bye" , but that clearly does not...
No, I think you got it wrong, I found this definition for
brute-force: http://cplus.about.com/od/glossar1/g/bruteforce.htm
Hard Coding: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_coding
Pass NULL or 0 to the functions FindWindow and FindWindowEx, not an empty string ("")
Off hand without seeing the code, I would guess, your program is not ending... this is common mistake in beginners windows program. If you don't create a handler to handle WM_DESTROY, more...
In this case, the constructors are needed, and you must pass the value to the base constructor to initialize it, for example
ReverseString::ReverseString(const ReverseString &rhs) : String...
Each class has it's own constructor, even if only it is the default one created by the compiler.
as for methods(functions), You only need to define it if you want different behavior an then it...
#include <iostream>
class Base
{
public:
int get_x()
{
return x;
}
Directly? You can't.
Indirectly, through public/protected member functions provided by the base class
A. Assuming FindOneOf() can take a CString as it's parameter.
B. Assuming from your statement CString has a conversion constructor that takes a const char*
FindOneOf( "some const char*") should...
while on the surface this seems like the solution and probably is, but looking deeper I'd have to question MFC and CString.
If CString takes an Ansi string during construction and successfully...
unsigned char ks64_encode(unsigned char *dest,unsigned char raw )
looks like a regular function to me, but since in the header it's a member function, I'd suggest this change
unsigned char...
We know WHAT you are trying to do, we just don't know WHAT doesn't work.
1. Does it compile?
2. Does it give any runtime errors?
3. If it runs, what's the output? Is it what you expected? No?...
What doesn't work? The program? Opening a file?
Looking at the code, I would question whether it could compile without including "tchar.h". Other than that the code looks ok. So if you are...