No sweat, I'm sorry for jumpin' on you.....it wasn't a great day that day....
Type: Posts; User: Eric Hansen
No sweat, I'm sorry for jumpin' on you.....it wasn't a great day that day....
Flash is OK if it's used right...and done right.
That's actually 7 words......
I wasn't trying to be "cool", or "narly", or whatever. I just had the urge to do it....and no, I don't do everything I have an urge for either.....
Yes, A(s) F(ar) A(s) I K(now)...hence AFAIK
Right....AFAIK. Search at http://www.hotscripts.com in the C/C++ and/or the Perl directory....I've seen some stuff on there before.
This thread will probably break the rules soon because of the "conversation", but I don't see how asking about fixing some code for calculating permutations / combinations is OT from...
Ok, quick question, how is it exactly off-topic?
Right, it colors it. Just using the PHP tags.
OT means???
I'm pressuming you mean the stuff I posted above? I'm using the [ php ] (w/o spaces) and [ /php ] (also w/o spaces). It's VB stuff.
before each break in the cases, add a
system("PAUSE");
I'm currently fixing that, and came across a lil' problem.
Basically, when you choose #3 on the main menu after the r > n error check (after it displays), the menu shows back up, and then you have...
I haven't used .NET in a while, but did you try a search on google and/or MSN Library?
Ok, here's the program (with source). I know there's probably some errors, but any input would be greatly appreciated.
NOTE: The close function goes on 2x (a.k.a.: I used system("PAUSE");...
Thank you. I'll try that, and see how it works.
That works, and here's the new code:
#include "includes.h"
int pc;
int n2;
Pascal's triangle is a great choice....and before I go any further, I know what it is. My question on that though, how would I even set it up? Arrays would take to long, wouldn't they?
Thanks for while loop, and it workED, until I added the 'r' part of the permuation.
Here's my code so far:
#include "includes.h"
int pc; // used for the choice of either permutation or...
Sorry for the following, but....ROFL. Honestly, when I first say it in my Math book (yes, I'm a high-schooler), I thought it said the same.
BTW: So far the for(...) loop hasn't done anything.
Thank you.
I was starting to use a do...while loop, but then I couldn't get the factorial part. I'll search math.h and try your idea, thanks again.
I'm currently working on a calculator that figures the permutation and combination.
The only problem I have is the factorial part. I don't know how I'd set that up.
In just incase you don't...