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emacs rules.

x-windows : x-emacs is good.

I don't know if there's a windows implementation, there's definately a dos one.

argc is the number of command line arguments and *argv[] is a character array containing the programs name and command line arguments.

argv[0] = the program's path
argv[1] = the first argument...

See the post called Operating Systems.

JavaOS

Java is an OS, isn't it?

Well, actually when I finished editing, your post was still non existant.

No, it's our language, we invented it. Stick to it or get your own.
:D

[That mum/mom post was actually a troll. Don't feed me.]

The correct spelling of the shortened version of Mother.

You spelt "mum" incorrectly.

Maybe it's a pre-ANSI whitespace thingy, and "old school" programmers haven't changed.

Some people do:


#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
printf("Hello, world,");
if(1) {
printf(" and goodbye.");
}