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It depends on whichever suits your taste more. Generally, KDE is more customizable and featureful while GNOME emphasizes on being easy to use and is more basic (although it gets better and better on...

Nope, I'm going for Python, right now, not Visual Basic. Probably because I'm hearing it a lot from others, but Visual Basic doesn't give me a good impression for some reason... In addition, I also...

Well, I have just taken a break from C++ for several days, and now that I'm going back to learn it again, I don't remember much of what I have learned anymore. Actually, I was pretty confused even...

Lol... I probably can't even start this since I haven't learned it. How do you get word from a word list anyway?

Also, I haven't learned designing classes either. :p The book has taught on...

I have just finished Chapter 5 of the book Accelerated C++. Lately, however, I no longer feel like doing the exercises at the end of the chapters anymore. I want to rush through this book so that I...

Ah, it works now. Thank you for all the helps. :)

You mean the Project Tab under "Management" on the left side of the window? If so, I don't see it...

It might have to do something with how I create my "project." I actually wrote this code in...

How do you do that in Code::Blocks? >_<

I'm just copying the code from the book to run and see what it does (plus, it's the Exercise #1 of this chapter). The chapter I'm doing, which is chapter 4, is teaching how to create functions to...

I'm at a chapter on C++ where it teaches how to create a function and how codes can be separated into several files. Well, in a file that define a function in it, I'm having a problem compiling...

Well, I don't know what map<string,unsigned int> is suppose to be. Plus, I prefer to work with the features that the book have taught me so far (they are the only one in C++ I know right now anyway...

Aha! They arrange the words into alphabetical order in the "nondecreasing" order. Therefore, the words that are identical get grouped next to each other. The author should have told me this...

Well, according to what's in the book:

sort(b, e) - Rearranges the elements defined by the range [b, e) into nondecreasing order. Defined in <algorithm>.

So I have assumed that it would only...

I don't think it's looking for count algorithm (whatever count algorithm suppose to be) since I don't recall learning it. The book does mention about sort function though in this chapter (chapter 3),...

I have been trying to learn C++ using the book Accelerated C++. Right now, I'm on chapter 3, and I'm stuck at an Exercise portion. The problem is like this:

3-3 Write a program to count how many...

I'm actually learning JAVA in my high school class that teaches basic programming, so currently it's easier for me to grasp some of the programming concepts in Accelerated C++. However, aside from...

I have already checked it out before making this thread, but it seems there are several good reference books, so I want to know which suits the best for my purpose and situation.



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I'm just starting to learn programming in C++. Currently, I'm using the book Accelerated C++, and although I have only finished chapter 2, I feel bloated with information. I was thinking of doing it...