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If you say so. It just seems like a drastic and emotionally-driven overreaction that obfuscates programmers from learning objectively about how their code is exploited.

Anyway, this type of...

I understand your reasoning, Mario, but if real programmers don't study these things then they'll just keep getting exploited. I looked on google for some time about it, unsuccessfully, and figured...

Over the last few days I've been designing and implementing an algorithm to brute force windows passwords.

That statement feels like it needs qualification. All I can give is that I could...

Thank you. How'd I miss that.. :rolleyes:

The only problem you're having is in the damn language that your programming homework booklet uses. Stuff like "class point" and "parameterized constructor (OH NOES!) is scaring you off, when it's...

I could be wrong about this but you seem to be addressing BetOnNum as a one-dimensional ( array_name[5] ) array instead of a matrix (or 2-dimensional array: array_name[5][5] ).

Regardless, you...

I've been hitting some walls that seem solvable with the information contained in the MSDN pages, but currently I can't tell how to (or what to) include according to them. (They seem difficult to...

Ok. Thanks again to you both.

Thanks in advance for your time.

I was working with GLUT, and it was going well until for some inexplicable reason, my logic statement kept failing to... well, to be logical.

I rewrote it for...

Ok, so by putting it at the end cin.get(); eats the buffer and cin.ignore(); is what actually does the waiting.

Thanks very much to all of you.

Ok, so because cin >> var ends at the first whitespace (which would be the newline I guess?), but does NOT actually use the newline that you give it by pressing [Enter], the newline stays in the...

Thanks in advance for reading. I'm new to these boards so I hope it's alright that my first post is a question.

Generally I use cin.get(); to pause a console application right before it ends, so...