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    http://www.htdp.org/2003-09-26/Book/ A bit...

    http://www.htdp.org/2003-09-26/Book/

    A bit easier than the other book, but will also teach you how to program.

    It's important to distinguish between knowing a language and knowing how to...
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    http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.h...

    http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html

    If you want a real challenge that will expand your mind, I recommend working through this book. By the time you are finished it, you will be...
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    you did allocate memory for m_line with new,...

    you did allocate memory for m_line with new, right?

    m_line = new line;

    also your quote shows 'return line', when perhaps it should be 'return m_line'.

    but really, you have not pasted enough...
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    Merge sort provides excellent performance and the...

    Merge sort provides excellent performance and the implementation for linked lists is remarkably elegant.

    The following routine should return a pointer to a linked list.

    If the linked list given...
  5. Thread: Motevation?

    by ggs
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    Instead of learning the syntax of a programming...

    Instead of learning the syntax of a programming language like C, maybe you should focus on learning how to program. Here is a good, free book that teaches just that:
    ...
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    i dont know how to program computer biut try ...

    i dont know how to program computer biut try

    int bits=01001101b;

    and if that dont work convert binaryy to decimal and use that instead. (binary value is same as decimal value)
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    Ignore the man before me. The while loop is...

    Ignore the man before me. The while loop is superior in every way.
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    this is a really old topic so theres probably no...

    this is a really old topic so theres probably no chance the original poster will read this, but a high level language like scheme is a better choice for this than c++
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    Try a forth or a lisp and see how small your...

    Try a forth or a lisp and see how small your programs can get
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    i would seriously uninstall dev-c++ then...

    i would seriously uninstall dev-c++ then reinstall it nothign can be worth reading all that garbage
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    ok if u cannot delete the c:\ try pasting errors...

    ok if u cannot delete the c:\ try pasting errors yyou get
  12. yes to that last question, which explains yur...

    yes to that last question, which explains yur output
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    dlete the c:\

    dlete the c:\
  14. Thread: substrings

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    and this code returns garbage and invokes...

    and this code returns garbage and invokes undefined behavior for most inputs if `match' points to an empty string; a possibility explicitly acknowledged by your *match != '\0' check.
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    ummm

    ummm
  16. Thread: Scale a picture

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    you'll need a copy of photoshop to do that ...

    you'll need a copy of photoshop to do that

    nice try at getting warez mister
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    internet!

    internet!
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    c is portable assembler posting on the potatoes

    c is portable assembler

    posting on the potatoes
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    Whenever I see a simple problem like this, it is...

    Whenever I see a simple problem like this, it is easy enough to reason out why things must be true, but I cannot imagine how to formally write the answer :(

    So, bumping to encourage axon to hurry...
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    in your shoes, i would eat up the n/d with fgets...

    in your shoes, i would eat up the n/d with fgets and parse it into two strings, n and d - then use atoi to convert them to integers

    the repeating decimal place will be tricky to deal with, but...
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    http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/ or,...

    http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/

    or, somebody besides me could show you how to use a vector

    maybe i should learn some of this c++ garbage :(
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    if you are quite serious about writing a small...

    if you are quite serious about writing a small scripting language, it would do you well to inspect LISP. it should be possible without too much difficulty to write a LISP-like language in a short...
  23. Thread: avoiding globals

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    .ini file + getvalue("field")

    .ini file + getvalue("field")
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    dude i dont get this forum what is it for

    dude i dont get this forum

    what is it for
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    well, if you're eating up your entire input...

    well, if you're eating up your entire input first, throw in a special case and encode the entire run of 'x' with rle
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