And so what right do you have to make threats? And what exactly do you expect when you make them?All that i was saying (yes youre stupid) is that uraldor had no right to flame Klinerr1 for such a dumb reason,
And so what right do you have to make threats? And what exactly do you expect when you make them?All that i was saying (yes youre stupid) is that uraldor had no right to flame Klinerr1 for such a dumb reason,
I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race.
Windows XP consists of 32 bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system originally coded for a 4 bit microprocessor, written by a 2 bit company, that can't stand 1 bit of competition.
It wasnt a threat, fyodor.. Remember the line of code that said:
And that's not a threat, thats a Promise!!! But anyways, lets just put all this crap behind us an all be nice i know thats what everyone wants (especially the mods )
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Originally posted by ihsir
>>So flame Klinner1 again, and see what happens to you.
Also, thats not a theat..THATS A PROMISE!!! <<
Hey, whats happening to this nice little board..
civix scares me
and so does Klinner1's typos
your jelious cause u can only type into English and not TYPOish. muahahahahahhahaahahahahhaha. after a long period of progrmaming i stop typos cuas eht edman compilers dontunderstna TYPOish
ad he never xplained wut he was tryign to do. he just siad he had problems
I explained it all in that one big post, but that doesnt seem to be good enough for these guys
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Also, thats not a theat..THATS A PROMISE!!!
Well, I'm shaking in my boots! I'll wait for you to execute your promise.... or more likely die laughing watching you and your "1337 hAx0r" script kiddie buddies TRY to exectue it
ad he never xplained wut he was tryign to do. he just siad he had problems
hrm, if he didn't 'xplained wut he was tryign to do', then how come i had no problem understanding it and answered his question?? Maybe it's my special telepathic ability that allowed me to figure it out by reading his mind?
How about we all just wrap up the b*tching session. The original question has been answered, that's all that matters.
now have a nice day
U.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
Whatever is said in Latin sounds profound.
lets just stop flaming eachother and stuff its a waste of time.
i am gettin so hot i wanna take my cloths off
uhh, dont say that, Xterria....im very sure none of us want that...
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Hey... everyone. ... Me again. Sorry that my thread seems to have people arguing... And before I post something else related to this thread (regarding the problem I have), should I continue with this thread-even though it's related to C?
Are we gonna help out diddy02, or just flame until the world is set on fire?
"Um...well..."
-Kyoto Oshiro
Heh. Upto you, I guess. So C forums, or here?
Now the following is what I need help with. Hyphens rep. spaces.
2)
****
--***
---**
----*
3)
-*
-***
****
4)
1
101
1010
10101
I need help with 2, 3, 4. I'm so damn close to #2, but I just can't get it! I can get an output of the following (underscores rep spaces)
_*
__*
___*
____*
_____*
I got my space counter on the dot but my stars counter is flawed and I can't figure out where!
The extra printfs are just to help me figure out what's going on. The concept of the for loop used to be crystal clear, but I've been reading a lot of different stuff and I can't figure it out anymore... Can you also please clear up the following-Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> void main() { int spaces, stars; for(spaces = 0; spaces <= 4; spaces++) { //-------------------------------------------------------------- for (stars = 0; stars <= spaces; stars=stars+1) { printf("_"); } //-------------------------------------------------------------- printf("%d %d\n", stars, spaces); } printf("\n\n"); printf("Damned value of * is ...%d\n", stars); getch(); }
When I use
for(x=1; x<4; x--)
I'm doing for(x equals 1; x is less than 4; because last condition was true, I'm executing x--)
{ (open for body)
for(y=2; y<=x; y++)
{
(^ is an enveloped for loop, and is the inner loop-executes itself, then breaks to outer for loop)
}
printf("Hello world");
}
(now my outer for loop is finished, so it goes back to the beginning of the outer for loop and does what? Does it keep executing until the second condition (x<4) becomes false? If this is false, does it still execute the inner loop? What does it do?)
TIA, and please don't answer my hw question by writing up the code... I'd appreciate hints and stuff, but whatever you do... just explain because I'm getting more and more confused!
Last edited by diddy02; 07-17-2002 at 10:13 PM.