oh well i was under the impression since it jumped around all the time it was messing up. is there a reason it does this? how does that optimize it?
lol i guess i just didnt know those were the...
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oh well i was under the impression since it jumped around all the time it was messing up. is there a reason it does this? how does that optimize it?
lol i guess i just didnt know those were the...
ok so i have to do a fibonnaci algorithm. not to terrible to write. however it wasnt working so i set break points all the place to see why it might be failing.
and heres what i discovered its...
oh i certainly do take some of the blame. but admittely this class is poorly designed the teacher who has no control over that(department has the say so) has admitted as much. but yes i do blame...
well its not entirely my fault with 3 weeks left in this class pointers references and creating my own vector get shoved down our throats. when those are easily by far the most complicated part of...
oh i just stuff namepace up there trying to see if that would help.
sorry im still lost where would i stick the declaration what exactly would that look like? would declaration look like this?
...
it errors 5 times with that same error.
here is the driver.cpp file
#include <iostream>
#include "MyVector.h"
using namespace std;
// the printV function
you appear to have 4 of } and 2 of {
ok i am doing something for school and part of it requires overloading the << operator. however i cannot for the life of me get this thing to work. the top code is the example he gave us and the...
ok scratch that lol why is 5/9 = 0????
edit:
oh i see. nevermind sorry im new to C# and didnt realize you had to put 5.0/9.0 which = .5555555
never mind i figured it out thanks. appears i grabbed the wrong formulas off of google.
ok i have the program written it is homework. but when i plug in the numbers in a calculator and what i see on my computer screen are two different things.
public double...
like microsoft updates? or the burners website? cause it said i had the most recent firmware update for it on the pioneer website
havent checked microsoft though
well i was just hoping to use it as a starting ground i might not end up liking C# or using it but if it helps me figure out more of what its all about then im all for it
recently built my own pc and overall it works mostly fine except the lovely cd drive which is a pioner DVR-710 dvdburner/cdburner. a new one from best buy for xmas. i had a dell one in ehre before...
i agree the tutorials that come with that thing are garbage which is pretty standard of microsoft written documents that have a habit of being randomly helpful but the xna ones id have to agree flat...
ah gotcha
and i had already said i wasnt sure if thats what he ment cause it sounded al ittle to advanced for me since i have no clue what vectors are yet richie_t just if thats what he ment it...
You might want to be very careful with such statements. Backwards compatibility always was and still is a stated goal of C++.
pretty sure i said removing backwards compaitibility was a dumb idea...
oh i always thought the math worked same from langauge to langauge since well its math it cant vary much or thatd be one too many headaches in the development world. much less newcomers or just...
ah i see ill be sure to have fun with the module division later it looks to be interesting. thanks
so how can i get just the 3 without fear of any rounding
because 250000 / 507 rounds down just...
most of that is too advanced for me but the last part you dont want backwards compaitibility with C if so that is probably one of the dumbest things ive ever heard.
though the auto assign variable...
but 250 000 isnt an even divide into 49
so why doesnt it give a decimal return it does on a normal calculator?
oh you were talking about integer division ya thats not what i want
but that 49...
ah well ill check that out thanks just google gives back every and anything on visual basic and this is the only good programming board i know period
well i thought mod should give you 493 back not 49 i have no clue where it got 49 from
so how would i get the 493 back and no decimal points? integer division i thought but that rounded it so it...
hey this isnt an exact C++ question but i wasnt sure where to put it im actually doing something for visual basic for school but the principle should be the same
im trying to get the remainder of...
wow that class on data structures must be work ing i actually understand how to do that without having to just use char temp[10]
ya just use that for now easiest to start with