Thanks golfinguy4 for taking the time to answer and try to help out. Well, unfortunately that wasn't the problem...the code was copied straight from Borland's Library except for where I inserted the...
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Thanks golfinguy4 for taking the time to answer and try to help out. Well, unfortunately that wasn't the problem...the code was copied straight from Borland's Library except for where I inserted the...
Ok, this snippet of code should print 30 prime numbers in ascending order, which it does (code gotten from Borland's Library "Eratosthenes"). BUT it only prints out "1,2,5,7....113" (totally forgets...
Ok, below you see a program that spits out primes, fibonacci, and "pennies per day" in ascending order.
The problem is I need to create an array and have it print out in descending order as...
Well, if I had done a more thorough search in Borland's help, I would have been all set. This is what I came up with...
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It was phrased "equation" only to prevent us from just spitting out what we already know without allowing the program to do the work...does that clear it up?
I'm not really sure how to phrase this, so please bear with me. I need to write a program, that amongst other things, uses an "equation" (not just spitting out "1, 2, 3, 5....") to display 30 prime...
It worked just fine! Thanks for your help!
Christina
Does anyone now of a way to change the column width individually for stringgrids rather than using DefaultColWidth?
I see that there are two 2 "tools" GetColWidths and SetColWidths, but I have no...
Works beautifully...had to set ItemIndex=0 to get the first item to show, not the second. Thanks for the help!! It was along the lines of what I was thinking, just wanted a second opinion.
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Hi all...
Ok, here's the question...I know radio buttons automatically have a feature (Item Index) that can be set to 0 (instead of -1) to automatically have the first item pre-selected when the...
Final program of the year, everything is written except for the few lines of code dealing with bool. Everything I've come across for bool is basically vague references. If someone could help me...