well let me put it this way, how do we learn without help??
well let me put it this way, how do we learn without help??
Ohhh boy is that the wrong question to ask me...Originally Posted by irishfeeney92
I didn't take any fancy university course and I didn't go to some crumby night school.
I sat down with tutorials and e-books and learned it on my own.
20 years ago I did exactly the same thing with Pascal.
And now I'm doing it with C++
In a nutshell... there's a ton of usefull information --tutorials, books, e-books, even videos-- you can use to learn just about anything you are sincerely interested in learning. Waiting for someone to spoon feed you the information is going to land you... well, right about where you are.
ok then fair enough, and well done fair play to you thats a very good achievement!! all im saying is you have the mental capabilities and intellegince to do that, others are not as smart as you, especially in first year of college, i am interested in it and do want to learn it, all im askin for is a little help in people tryin to help me to understand how to learn it by explaining the errors to me and why they occur, not actually doing it for me, thats why i posted the second comment of when i first fixed what you or some other guy told me to do with delaring it in a struct, but when that didnt work i cam back for some more help because i didnt understand it, so im not trying to get spoon fed all i want is help and all i got was abuse!!
What you don't seem to be getting is that the compiler is already doing that for you!
What you got until your language dipped into censorship was good solid advice that you refused to take.not actually doing it for me, thats why i posted the second comment of when i first fixed what you or some other guy told me to do with delaring it in a struct, but when that didnt work i cam back for some more help because i didnt understand it, so im not trying to get spoon fed all i want is help and all i got was abuse!!
I think it's time both our Irish fellows started putting in the same amount of energy to fixing their programs as they do into arguing.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
