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    there is one company with a programmer training...

    there is one company with a programmer training course that starts with 4 weeks of C and then 4 weeks of Java to train Java programmers.

    if your goal is to gain good, solid programming skills,...
  2. Thread: memory location

    by olive9
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    if you want the memory location, you can do the...

    if you want the memory location, you can do the following:



    printf( "%p", &str );


    if you want to see the values in the array and you have a robust IDE, you can run the debugger and see the...
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    i thought the common lore was the Windows copied...

    i thought the common lore was the Windows copied mac??

    Li/u/nix v. Windows discussions that degrade to "this is better than that" are pretty lame. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, and...
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    what is the difference between life in prison w/...

    what is the difference between life in prison w/ no chance for parole and the death sentence?

    is dying in a cell at an older age better than being off'd immediately?

    what do life w/o parole...
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    things like this really make me appreciate perl. ...

    things like this really make me appreciate perl. :p
  6. Thread: parse error

    by olive9
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    looks like a syntax error to me. your while...

    looks like a syntax error to me. your while statement appears to be a part of the switch statement due to lack of closing brace after the switch. therefore, you don't have a proper do/while and...
  7. when i'm passing the file pointer to the function...

    when i'm passing the file pointer to the function that will open the file, i do the following:



    long openTransactionFile( FILE **pfFile )
    {
    long lRetCode = SUCCESS;

    /* open the file...
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