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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int BubbleSort(int info, int next);//returns the lesser of the 2.

void main(void)
{

int *ptr = malloc(10 * sizeof (int));// will hold entire input...

I think that what you want to do is think like a tree-pruner (as in a real "Tree"). who wants to keep the tree intact, but get rid of the excess shrub around the outside. Start with thee leaves, then...

Hi Quzah, it's been years since I've been on this forum. I remember being in c discussions here with you way back in the early 2000's.

It seems to me that if you are inputting strings you will want to worry about this, but why wouldn't you use floats or ints or something else that isn't a string for your input?

- Edward

We can't leave out -1 from possible integers. I assume it could be always assumed that a -1 is always going to be entered and there isn't a problem with this, but do we want to assume this?

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I believe the answer to that is that it's better to call temp var "aux", because the Tower of hanoi problem involves 3 poles, named Source, Auxiliary, and destination, and the reason this coder...

Does anyone have or know anyone on Codeguru who has a LinkedIN account? I'm thinking it could help employers notice me if they see who I've had forum discussions with. If my discussions help anyone...

the site helped a lot, I got colors goin pretty good, now the hard part, how to change the shapes and crop, etc. I want to make a Cristmas tree or somethin, see:


// many commented instructions...

Interesting, yeah I just tried commenting that out and it just turned the whole cube white.

I think maybe I'll play with the value in

<b>glEnable(GL_LIGHT0);</b>
and see what happens.

...

I'll try to figure out what lighting is and how to turn it off, but for now I'm asking, how do you do that? If I find out and check back and don't know yet then thanks in advance if you can help.

By the "quad" i guess you mean the cube. I have just been playing with the code, and noticed some changes in numbers will turn each side different shades of grey or white or black.

Why is the cube black, white and grey instead of color? Here's the code:



#include <windows.h>
#include <GL/gl.h>

char *className = "OpenGL";
char *windowName = "OpenGL Cube";
int winX =...

Closing tags sometimes aren't needed in html, but as everyone moves to xhtml they are required, and all tags should be in lower case.

EdCompSci

Sorry to interrupt your thread. I have all of these different sections of c/c++ running through my brain at the same time with not much order to it. I know you weren't talking about copy...

What is your favorite book as far as explaining all of this pointer/reference arithmetic?

All I know is:
using pointers to declare an address pointer to have a dynamic array, using malloc (and...

I read that this solves the unchecked runtime error,buffer overflows and related bugs problem in C. Any disagreements? (resource Jan 2005 C/C++ Users Journal).

I'm beginning to understand these overloaded operators now I think.

Student::operator<< (ostream &out, Student)
{
Student studentn;
out << studentn.getName();
out << studentn.getLoan();
...

I use the same VC5.0 pro. Yes the .h and .rc files are made for you but the menu will already have a value. It is the same value as if you right-click on the menu tree and choose Properties and it...

I have been told that it is better to use
int as the return type on
main(){} than using
void. I still use
void but haven't programmed anything really fantastic. I would like to know how...

Volatile: (from Oct 2001 MSDN Library) declares an item whose value can legitimately be changed by something beyond the control of the program in which it appears, such as a concurrently executing...

Got me. I'm working on passing the array to a function that does multiplication OneToOne on the matrix now, since this (the above code) mysteriously is working. Maybe it's just the VC5.0 compiler....

I know it should be because 0 through 5 is an array bound totalling 6 but for some reason using the <=6 I get output:

{ 10, 32, 54, 11, 99, 11, }
{ 10, 10, 32, 54, 11, 99, 11, }
{ 10,...

Alright almost got it.


#include <stdio.h>
//void DisplayOpenCurlyBrace();
//void DisplayClosingCurlyBrace();
int main(void)
{
int MatrixA[12][6]=
{ 10, 32, 54, 11 , 99, 11 ,

#include <stdio.h>
void DisplayOpenCurlyBrace();
void DisplayClosingCurlyBrace();
void main(void)
{
int MatrixA[12][6]=
{ 10, 32, 54, 11 , 99, 11 ,
10, 32, 54, 11 , 99, 11 ,
...