Thread: homework

*Waits patiently for someone to fall for it*

cash?!
*sits down and ponders for a good 13 hours, 38 minutes, and 7 seconds* wait!!!
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how much cash we talkin' about?
lol jk

0.416 of a cent per letter














*characters within the filenames only

>0.416 of a cent per letter
Be careful, someone may try to take you up on that.

i think it's reasonable.....

i really really don't want to type it because all it's going to prove to my teacher is that i know how to type...

it's basically 5 files demonstrating nothing but simple ole single in heritance......no fun or challenging algorithms, no useful purpose, just showing the i can type "class Useless : public JustAsUselessAndRedundant".........

i mean hell....she even gives us the header files (hardcopy only) so we have to stick with her half-assed design which typically ends in sloppy code..the sad thing is that that sloppy code is HER solution to hacking around her poorly designed useless classes....

so yea, i'm willing to pay....

Oh, you mean you're actually serious?

misplaced.. copy and paste bro... copy and paste

>i really would pay somebody around here to do it though
Like I said, be careful when paying someone by the character or line or whatever. I could write page after page of code that does absolutely nothing. Imagine what I could do with a program that actually does work.

Code:

#include <iostream>

int main ( int argc, char *argv [] )
{
	
	const unsigned char the_first_character_of_hello_world = 'H';
	const unsigned char the_second_character_of_hello_world = 'e';
	const unsigned char the_third_character_of_hello_world = 'l';
	const unsigned char the_fourth_character_of_hello_world = 'l';
	const unsigned char the_fifth_character_of_hello_world = 'o';
	const unsigned char the_sixth_character_of_hello_world = ' ';
	const unsigned char the_seventh_character_of_hello_world = 'W';
	const unsigned char the_eighth_character_of_hello_world = 'o';
	const unsigned char the_ninth_character_of_hello_world = 'r';
	const unsigned char the_tenth_character_of_hello_world = 'l';
	const unsigned char the_eleventh_character_of_hello_world = 'd';
	
	std::cout << the_first_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_second_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_third_character_of_hello_world;
        std::cout << the_fourth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_fifth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_sixth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_seventh_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_eighth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_ninth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_tenth_character_of_hello_world;
	std::cout << the_eleventh_character_of_hello_world;
	
	std::cin.get ();
	
	return 0;
	
}

All that does is say "Hello World".

And if I had the patience I would make it longer but that should give you a general ide :P