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  1. Thread: Quick quester

    by Wynter
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    Okay, thanks. That's really helpful. I need to...

    Okay, thanks. That's really helpful. I need to write one to decrypt a file from a challenge site and I think it's a bitwise shift, or rotation. IE: 100110 shifted 2 left would be 011010. I appriciate...
  2. Thread: Quick quester

    by Wynter
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    Quick quester

    Hey, how would you assess the dificulty in writing an bitwiseshift decryption program is C++? Moderate? Easy? Difficult? It would have to decrypt at a specified shift place (like three left).
    ...
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    Yea, I'm not even sure how, but I've always...

    Yea, I'm not even sure how, but I've always thought that 'goto' is bad coding.

    you can make a while loop run for a few cycles then stop. IE:


    int j = 1;
    while (j <= 10)
    {
    printf("The...
  4. Thread: iostream

    by Wynter
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    Okay, so the new "iostream" (without the 'h') is...

    Okay, so the new "iostream" (without the 'h') is a class inside the std namespace and that code just tells the compiler, "Hey man, go find that". I get it now. And that would explain why I couldn't...
  5. Thread: iostream

    by Wynter
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    Thanks for the speedy reply, Hammer. It worked...

    Thanks for the speedy reply, Hammer. It worked perfectly.
    But why does
    using namespace std;
    work? I know that namespace defines a class. So I guess we are 'using' the class called std.
    But how...
  6. Thread: Newbie

    by Wynter
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    I have the same problem with my version of DEV. I...

    I have the same problem with my version of DEV. I ran the code through G++ on my linux box and it ran just fine. It turns out that the latest version of DEV doesn't include the iostream library. At...
  7. Thread: iostream

    by Wynter
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    iostream

    Hey guys and girls,
    I've been normally using gcc and g++ in linux to compile my codes but recently I've had to temporarily switch over to a Windows machine. I downloaded Dev from bloodshed and it...
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