i referenced a picture file in programs in a statement
image1.picture=LoadPicture"D:\najeeb" that file exists in D: directory. But when i run program the run time error file not found occur. What is the problem?If there any mistake in file reference? what will happen if i saved the exe application file in some other directory? Please explain the file referencing technique?
In visual basic i developed a programme at current directory,c:\program files\visual basic\VB86 or like that.
Are you using single slashes '\' to represent the directory separator? I'm not sure about visual basic, but many languages use the single slash as an escape for characters that can't be added to a string any other way. Try replacing every slash in the name of the file with two slashes '\\' instead.
Reply:needs to be
image1.picture=LoadPicture("D:\najeeb....
assuming it's a jpg, or whatever the extension really is...
Sunday, August 2, 2009
"b a t c h" - why would Yahoo! block this word?
I feel incredibly stupid, but why on earth would yahoo block this word? I was answering a question which involved a reference to baking a "b a t ch" of something and yahoo blocked out the word. Why?
"b a t c h" - why would Yahoo! block this word?
Yahoo blocks *********, b i i t c h, b y t c h... and all other words that look alike. So nowadays I use beach
*Edit* Lol now it doesn't block the word. Amazing, they listen to feedback!
Reply:i have no idea prob because of the word b i a t c h they have maybe got a bit confused batch oh look at that i just managed to write it!!!!! can we write ***** tho?
Reply:because annoying bubble-headed valley girls pronounce "b- itch" as "b- atch"
kinda like the way this man-ish woman talks...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCF3ywukQ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPDl2g8Up...
"b a t c h" - why would Yahoo! block this word?
Yahoo blocks *********, b i i t c h, b y t c h... and all other words that look alike. So nowadays I use beach
*Edit* Lol now it doesn't block the word. Amazing, they listen to feedback!
Reply:i have no idea prob because of the word b i a t c h they have maybe got a bit confused batch oh look at that i just managed to write it!!!!! can we write ***** tho?
Reply:because annoying bubble-headed valley girls pronounce "b- itch" as "b- atch"
kinda like the way this man-ish woman talks...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCF3ywukQ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPDl2g8Up...
The term angel of deviation is used in reference to?
A.a polarizer
B.a prism
C.a lens
D.an analyzer
The term angel of deviation is used in reference to?
Um, angle?
B
B.a prism
C.a lens
D.an analyzer
The term angel of deviation is used in reference to?
Um, angle?
B
Visual C# question?
I have a MDI child form with a RichTextBox, on the KeyDown event of the RichTextBox I want to display the current line number on a ToolStripStatus label, that is located on a StatusStrip on the PARENT form.
my question is: how to make a reference to the parent form so I can change the Text property of the label
if i do
Form1 theParentForm = new Form1();
i create another object, and i can modify its properties, but not the original form
Visual C# question?
Normally this sort of reference passing would happen in the constructor. But since you make be working with a pre-defined constructor, you'd have to manually set it.
You'll need to extend the Form class for your child window class, if you're not already. You'd do it like this:
class ChildForm : Form
{
// Then, inside this new class, have a variable like this:
private Form1 parentForm = null;
//...and a method like this:
public void SetParentForm(Form1 refParentForm)
{
parentForm = refParentForm;
}
}
After you create the child form, also call this new method (from within the parent form code):
E.g.
ChildForm childForm1 = new ChildForm();
childForm1.SetParentForm(this);
Next, in order to access the toolstrip on the parent form, you'll earlier need to make the statusStrip public (which violates Object-Oriented encapsulation -- i.e. bad idea), or make a public method which sets the statusStrip for you:
E.g. (in ParentForm)
public void SetStatusStripText(string text)
{
statusStrip.Text = text;
}
Finally, in your click event of the child form:
{
parentForm.SetStatusStripText( ....line number.... );
}
Cheers.
hamper
my question is: how to make a reference to the parent form so I can change the Text property of the label
if i do
Form1 theParentForm = new Form1();
i create another object, and i can modify its properties, but not the original form
Visual C# question?
Normally this sort of reference passing would happen in the constructor. But since you make be working with a pre-defined constructor, you'd have to manually set it.
You'll need to extend the Form class for your child window class, if you're not already. You'd do it like this:
class ChildForm : Form
{
// Then, inside this new class, have a variable like this:
private Form1 parentForm = null;
//...and a method like this:
public void SetParentForm(Form1 refParentForm)
{
parentForm = refParentForm;
}
}
After you create the child form, also call this new method (from within the parent form code):
E.g.
ChildForm childForm1 = new ChildForm();
childForm1.SetParentForm(this);
Next, in order to access the toolstrip on the parent form, you'll earlier need to make the statusStrip public (which violates Object-Oriented encapsulation -- i.e. bad idea), or make a public method which sets the statusStrip for you:
E.g. (in ParentForm)
public void SetStatusStripText(string text)
{
statusStrip.Text = text;
}
Finally, in your click event of the child form:
{
parentForm.SetStatusStripText( ....line number.... );
}
Cheers.
hamper
More errors have been introduced into the following Reference List . Please find as many as possible. Thanks.?
Gutierrez, B. (2004). A way of life: Minorities now a majority in school system. AtlantaJournal and Constitution. Retrieved October 31, 2004, from http://www.ajc.com/wednesday/content/epa...
Harmon, J. M., Hedrick, W. B. %26amp; Fox, E. A. (2000). A content analysis of vocabulary instruction in social studies textbooks for grades 4-8. The Elementary School Journal, 100(3), 253-271. Retrieved September 13, 2004, from EBSCO Host
database.
Middendorp, J. E. van, %26amp; Lee, S. (1904). Literature for children and young adults in a history classroom. Social Studies, 85(3), 117-120. Retrieved September 13, 2004, from
EBSCO Host database.
Molebash, P. E., Dodger, B., Bell, R. L., Mason, C. L., %26amp; Irving, K. E. (2002). Promoting student inquiry: WebQuests to Web Inquiry Projects (WIPs). Paper presented at 2002 Annual Meeting of the Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education.
Retrieved September 25, 2004, from http://edweb.sds
More errors have been introduced into the following Reference List . Please find as many as possible. Thanks.?
Aren't YOU supposed to find them for your homework?
Reply:Sorry, but if I tell you the errors, how are you going to know how to find them for yourself next time?
These errors are so elemental that you will have no difficulty finding them if you read the entries carefully.
Harmon, J. M., Hedrick, W. B. %26amp; Fox, E. A. (2000). A content analysis of vocabulary instruction in social studies textbooks for grades 4-8. The Elementary School Journal, 100(3), 253-271. Retrieved September 13, 2004, from EBSCO Host
database.
Middendorp, J. E. van, %26amp; Lee, S. (1904). Literature for children and young adults in a history classroom. Social Studies, 85(3), 117-120. Retrieved September 13, 2004, from
EBSCO Host database.
Molebash, P. E., Dodger, B., Bell, R. L., Mason, C. L., %26amp; Irving, K. E. (2002). Promoting student inquiry: WebQuests to Web Inquiry Projects (WIPs). Paper presented at 2002 Annual Meeting of the Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education.
Retrieved September 25, 2004, from http://edweb.sds
More errors have been introduced into the following Reference List . Please find as many as possible. Thanks.?
Aren't YOU supposed to find them for your homework?
Reply:Sorry, but if I tell you the errors, how are you going to know how to find them for yourself next time?
These errors are so elemental that you will have no difficulty finding them if you read the entries carefully.
Greg C - thanks for your answer - how does one contact Yahoo customer care?
I would like to know how to contact Yahoo customer care for future reference. Thank you for your help.
Greg C - thanks for your answer - how does one contact Yahoo customer care?
here is what I got straight from the horse's a**, err mouth:
Yahoo! Customer Care
For assistance with all Yahoo! services, please visit:
http://help.yahoo.com/
Greg C - thanks for your answer - how does one contact Yahoo customer care?
here is what I got straight from the horse's a**, err mouth:
Yahoo! Customer Care
For assistance with all Yahoo! services, please visit:
http://help.yahoo.com/
What do the following acronymns stand for 1.)P.S 2).C.C 3).B.C.C?
the last two are with reference to letters
What do the following acronymns stand for 1.)P.S 2).C.C 3).B.C.C?
PS : Post Scriptum (after writing in Latin)
CC : Carbon Copy
BCC : Blind Carbon Copy
This "Carbon" originally comes from this "era" when we where using carbons on typewriters :-)
Reply:1. P.S. is post script
2. C.C. is carbon copy
3. B.C.C is blind carbon copy
What do the following acronymns stand for 1.)P.S 2).C.C 3).B.C.C?
PS : Post Scriptum (after writing in Latin)
CC : Carbon Copy
BCC : Blind Carbon Copy
This "Carbon" originally comes from this "era" when we where using carbons on typewriters :-)
Reply:1. P.S. is post script
2. C.C. is carbon copy
3. B.C.C is blind carbon copy
Criticism on the concept of exchange efficiency (with reference to pareto methodology)?
what is the actual concept of exchange efficiency ?
criticism on the concept of exchange efficiency ?
can exchange efficiency condition be satisfied with out market mechanism imder the following conditions ?
a) if indifference curve turns gto be L-shape
b) if indifference curve turns to be straight line or negatively sloped
c) if indifference curve of individual A is horizontal and individual B is vertial
d) if indifference curve of two individuals are horizontal
e) if indifference curve of two individuals are vertical
please do explain me the above headache problems
Criticism on the concept of exchange efficiency (with reference to pareto methodology)?
b means there's no reducing marginal utility
c the first is perfectly elastic (like a lugurious car), the second is perfectly inelastic (like food)
d)The both are willing to buy the good only if they can buy it for that price no more, the seller in willing to sell the good for that price, no less
e) The two are will to buy the good regardless of the price (like food or water)
bloom
criticism on the concept of exchange efficiency ?
can exchange efficiency condition be satisfied with out market mechanism imder the following conditions ?
a) if indifference curve turns gto be L-shape
b) if indifference curve turns to be straight line or negatively sloped
c) if indifference curve of individual A is horizontal and individual B is vertial
d) if indifference curve of two individuals are horizontal
e) if indifference curve of two individuals are vertical
please do explain me the above headache problems
Criticism on the concept of exchange efficiency (with reference to pareto methodology)?
b means there's no reducing marginal utility
c the first is perfectly elastic (like a lugurious car), the second is perfectly inelastic (like food)
d)The both are willing to buy the good only if they can buy it for that price no more, the seller in willing to sell the good for that price, no less
e) The two are will to buy the good regardless of the price (like food or water)
bloom
What does R A & I stand for in reference to R A & I Societies Exhibition?
R A %26amp; I Exhibition was held At New Westminster B C Canada in October 1896
What does R A %26amp; I stand for in reference to R A %26amp; I Societies Exhibition?
Royal Agricultural and Industries
http://www.nwheritage.org/heritagesite/o...
What does R A %26amp; I stand for in reference to R A %26amp; I Societies Exhibition?
Royal Agricultural and Industries
http://www.nwheritage.org/heritagesite/o...
Visual c++ computer program please help me?
Ive been sick, and really need help with this assignmen PLEASE?
Write a program to convert between yards and meters. Your solution must utilize functions to perform the conversions. Your functions must meet these requirements:
One of the functions must use pass-by-value, returning the converted measure
One of the functions must use pass-by-reference to store its result (the function does not have a return value).
Your program must create two tables - one showing the yards equivalent to meter measures from 0 yards to 100 yards (by 5 yard increments: 0, 5, 10, . . . , 100) and the other showing meters equivalent to yards measures 0 through 100 (by 5 meter increments: 0, 5, 10, ... , 100). Original measures are all integer values. Calculated measures are to be displayed accurate to two decimal places.
The output for both tables must fit on one default screen (79 columns by 23 rows), so your tables will need to be organized into multiple columns. Everything must be lined up nicely and the tables neatly and informatively labeled. This assignment can be done with a single file. It is not necessary to define any classes.
Visual c++ computer program please help me?
Aah, there's Jenn AGAIN.
Eight questions she posted, ALL about her C++ homework assignments. NEVER has she answered a question. NEVER has she selected a best answer to her previous question.
Can she spell L-A-Z-Y ?
Write a program to convert between yards and meters. Your solution must utilize functions to perform the conversions. Your functions must meet these requirements:
One of the functions must use pass-by-value, returning the converted measure
One of the functions must use pass-by-reference to store its result (the function does not have a return value).
Your program must create two tables - one showing the yards equivalent to meter measures from 0 yards to 100 yards (by 5 yard increments: 0, 5, 10, . . . , 100) and the other showing meters equivalent to yards measures 0 through 100 (by 5 meter increments: 0, 5, 10, ... , 100). Original measures are all integer values. Calculated measures are to be displayed accurate to two decimal places.
The output for both tables must fit on one default screen (79 columns by 23 rows), so your tables will need to be organized into multiple columns. Everything must be lined up nicely and the tables neatly and informatively labeled. This assignment can be done with a single file. It is not necessary to define any classes.
Visual c++ computer program please help me?
Aah, there's Jenn AGAIN.
Eight questions she posted, ALL about her C++ homework assignments. NEVER has she answered a question. NEVER has she selected a best answer to her previous question.
Can she spell L-A-Z-Y ?
Visual c++ computer programming help please!?
Hello, Im a bio majore that for some reason is being forced to take computer programming. IT sucks, I really need help on this program so please help me if you can it would be really greatly appreciated. This isi our assignement
Write a program to convert between yards and meters. Your solution must utilize functions to perform the conversions. Your functions must meet these requirements:
One of the functions must use pass-by-value, returning the converted measure
One of the functions must use pass-by-reference to store its result (the function does not have a return value).
Your program must create two tables - one showing the yards equivalent to meter measures from 0 yards to 100 yards (by 5 yard increments: 0, 5, 10, . . . , 100) and the other showing meters equivalent to yards measures 0 through 100 (by 5 meter increments: 0, 5, 10, ... , 100). Original measures are all integer values. Calculated measures are to be displayed accurate to two decimal places.
The output for both tables must fit on one default screen (79 columns by 23 rows), so your tables will need to be organized into multiple columns. Everything must be lined up nicely and the tables neatly and informatively labeled. This assignment can be done with a single file. It is not necessary to define any classes
1 day ago - 2 days left to answer.
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Visual c++ computer programming help please!?
Seriously, this is an incredibly easy problem. Just use your textbook and educate yourself.
Write a program to convert between yards and meters. Your solution must utilize functions to perform the conversions. Your functions must meet these requirements:
One of the functions must use pass-by-value, returning the converted measure
One of the functions must use pass-by-reference to store its result (the function does not have a return value).
Your program must create two tables - one showing the yards equivalent to meter measures from 0 yards to 100 yards (by 5 yard increments: 0, 5, 10, . . . , 100) and the other showing meters equivalent to yards measures 0 through 100 (by 5 meter increments: 0, 5, 10, ... , 100). Original measures are all integer values. Calculated measures are to be displayed accurate to two decimal places.
The output for both tables must fit on one default screen (79 columns by 23 rows), so your tables will need to be organized into multiple columns. Everything must be lined up nicely and the tables neatly and informatively labeled. This assignment can be done with a single file. It is not necessary to define any classes
1 day ago - 2 days left to answer.
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Visual c++ computer programming help please!?
Seriously, this is an incredibly easy problem. Just use your textbook and educate yourself.
C program....?
Write two versions of a program that displays the follwing table:
X X cubed
------------- -----------
Have the table continue until X is 20.
a. For the first version, write a function to do the cube calculation that takes
a single parameter. If the parameter is 2 on entry to the function, the parameter
should have the value 8 on exit from the function. That is, implement a
"pass by reference" on the function's parameter and have the cubed value
passed back in the parameter.
b. For the second version, write a function that does the cubing, but, have
the cubed value passed back to the main program as the return value of the function.
C program....?
JFalt's answer is right on, but it's C++ syntax, not C.
(I don' tmean to nitpick, but this is obviously important if you are trying to compile with a C compiler that doesn't understand C++).
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void cubeByReference(int* val);
int cubeByValue(int val);
int main()
{
int initialValue = 2;
int val = cubeByValue(initialValue);
printf("cubeByValue of %d is %d\n", initialValue, val);
val = initialValue;
cubeByReference(%26amp;val);
printf("cubeByReference of %d is %d\n", initialValue, val);
}
int cubeByValue(int val)
{
return val * val * val;
}
void cubeByReference(int *val)
{
*val = (*val) * (*val) * (*val);
}
HTH-
Reply:#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
void cubeByReference(int* val);
int cubeByValue(int val);
int main()
{
int initialValue = 2;
int val = cubeByValue(initialValue);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "cubeByValue(" %26lt;%26lt; initialValue %26lt;%26lt;") = " %26lt;%26lt; val %26lt;%26lt; endl;
val = initialValue;
cubeByReference(%26amp;val);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "cubeByReference(" %26lt;%26lt; initialValue %26lt;%26lt;") = " %26lt;%26lt; val %26lt;%26lt; endl;
}
int cubeByValue(int val)
{
return val * val * val;
}
void cubeByReference(int *val)
{
*val = *val * *val * *val;
}
Reply:hehehe is this for your homework.. I wish I had this back when I was in school thats funny
dogwood
X X cubed
------------- -----------
Have the table continue until X is 20.
a. For the first version, write a function to do the cube calculation that takes
a single parameter. If the parameter is 2 on entry to the function, the parameter
should have the value 8 on exit from the function. That is, implement a
"pass by reference" on the function's parameter and have the cubed value
passed back in the parameter.
b. For the second version, write a function that does the cubing, but, have
the cubed value passed back to the main program as the return value of the function.
C program....?
JFalt's answer is right on, but it's C++ syntax, not C.
(I don' tmean to nitpick, but this is obviously important if you are trying to compile with a C compiler that doesn't understand C++).
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void cubeByReference(int* val);
int cubeByValue(int val);
int main()
{
int initialValue = 2;
int val = cubeByValue(initialValue);
printf("cubeByValue of %d is %d\n", initialValue, val);
val = initialValue;
cubeByReference(%26amp;val);
printf("cubeByReference of %d is %d\n", initialValue, val);
}
int cubeByValue(int val)
{
return val * val * val;
}
void cubeByReference(int *val)
{
*val = (*val) * (*val) * (*val);
}
HTH-
Reply:#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
void cubeByReference(int* val);
int cubeByValue(int val);
int main()
{
int initialValue = 2;
int val = cubeByValue(initialValue);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "cubeByValue(" %26lt;%26lt; initialValue %26lt;%26lt;") = " %26lt;%26lt; val %26lt;%26lt; endl;
val = initialValue;
cubeByReference(%26amp;val);
cout %26lt;%26lt; "cubeByReference(" %26lt;%26lt; initialValue %26lt;%26lt;") = " %26lt;%26lt; val %26lt;%26lt; endl;
}
int cubeByValue(int val)
{
return val * val * val;
}
void cubeByReference(int *val)
{
*val = *val * *val * *val;
}
Reply:hehehe is this for your homework.. I wish I had this back when I was in school thats funny
dogwood
C Passing a 3-D array of char strings to a function?
So I have a 3-D array of char strings -
char* val[256][256][256];
I need to pass a reference of this to a function, how do I do this?
If it was a single array I can pass it as follows
char* val[256]
func(val);
....
void func(char** a){}
However
void func(char**** a){}
doesnt work.
Any suggestions?
C Passing a 3-D array of char strings to a function?
int stPar (char a[5][5][5])
int stPar2 (char *a[256][5][5])
------
both of this work fine.
=====================================
Some thing to know more is in C
char *a;
char b[256][256];
a = b;
Works just as fine. The multiple index only indicates amount of memory. You can still pass as char * and then assign to deceleration as 3d array and it will work fine.
char* val[256][256][256];
I need to pass a reference of this to a function, how do I do this?
If it was a single array I can pass it as follows
char* val[256]
func(val);
....
void func(char** a){}
However
void func(char**** a){}
doesnt work.
Any suggestions?
C Passing a 3-D array of char strings to a function?
int stPar (char a[5][5][5])
int stPar2 (char *a[256][5][5])
------
both of this work fine.
=====================================
Some thing to know more is in C
char *a;
char b[256][256];
a = b;
Works just as fine. The multiple index only indicates amount of memory. You can still pass as char * and then assign to deceleration as 3d array and it will work fine.
C++ help please?
NOTE: Please do not hook me up with links. Rather, explain the question as best you can. (I have plenty of links; they don't seem to help).
In detail, what is the difference between call by value and call by reference parameters?
C++ help please?
When a function is called, a so-called stack frame is created. This is a subset of the program's stack, and it contains the variables that are local to the function. When the function ends, the changes to the stack frame are thrown away.
There are actually two ways that the stack frame can contain the local variables. It can contain the actual value of the variable (or constant) that was used to call the function, OR it contains the address of that variable (in other words: a reference to that variable).
In the former case (call by value), changes made to the variable by the function are discarded when the function terminates (because the stack frame is thrown away). In the latter case (call by reference), the changes that are made, are made to the actual variable that was used to call the function --because of this, when the stack frame is thrown away, the change to the calling variable persists.
Note that you cannot initialize a reference parameter with a constant value, like this:
void foo(int%26amp; bar)
{
bar++;
}
main()
{
foo(5);
}
because changes to the reference variable bar would have to have a persistent effect on the constant 5, which is obviously not possible (you can't change a constant value).
Does that help?
Reply:Too wordy???? Then don't say you want an answer 'in detail'. Report It
Reply:You don't want links because you have plenty of them. So I came up with an unusual explanation, or else I'd just be telling you what you've already read before.
You write you want detail. I give it and as a thank you, you give one star saying it's too wordy.
Geesh. Report It
Reply:in call by value only value is passed
in call by reference the entire address of the memory where the value is stored is passed so changes are reflected.
Reply:Your question limitations demonstrate the answer.
Call by reference is like an answer of a link.
Call by value is like like an answer of actual text.
Ref is smaller(and faster call), value is larger (and slower call)
At the callee, changing the value parameter does not affect the original, but the original CAN be altered through a ref parameter.
Hope that is sufficient.
In detail, what is the difference between call by value and call by reference parameters?
C++ help please?
When a function is called, a so-called stack frame is created. This is a subset of the program's stack, and it contains the variables that are local to the function. When the function ends, the changes to the stack frame are thrown away.
There are actually two ways that the stack frame can contain the local variables. It can contain the actual value of the variable (or constant) that was used to call the function, OR it contains the address of that variable (in other words: a reference to that variable).
In the former case (call by value), changes made to the variable by the function are discarded when the function terminates (because the stack frame is thrown away). In the latter case (call by reference), the changes that are made, are made to the actual variable that was used to call the function --because of this, when the stack frame is thrown away, the change to the calling variable persists.
Note that you cannot initialize a reference parameter with a constant value, like this:
void foo(int%26amp; bar)
{
bar++;
}
main()
{
foo(5);
}
because changes to the reference variable bar would have to have a persistent effect on the constant 5, which is obviously not possible (you can't change a constant value).
Does that help?
Reply:Too wordy???? Then don't say you want an answer 'in detail'. Report It
Reply:You don't want links because you have plenty of them. So I came up with an unusual explanation, or else I'd just be telling you what you've already read before.
You write you want detail. I give it and as a thank you, you give one star saying it's too wordy.
Geesh. Report It
Reply:in call by value only value is passed
in call by reference the entire address of the memory where the value is stored is passed so changes are reflected.
Reply:Your question limitations demonstrate the answer.
Call by reference is like an answer of a link.
Call by value is like like an answer of actual text.
Ref is smaller(and faster call), value is larger (and slower call)
At the callee, changing the value parameter does not affect the original, but the original CAN be altered through a ref parameter.
Hope that is sufficient.
Functions in C++?
how would i write a function for
if somone can provide me with the calls and how to do the proptotypes i have been looking o n other websites but am having difficulity grapshing the concept of functions how would i write
number of students in a class(value return)
ifnroamtion for 3 courses(pas by reference)
caculate total gpa(usa a fn)
caculate letter grade (use a fn)
Functions in C++?
you can find it out from
http://tutorialofc.blogspot.com/
Reply:#inlcude %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int add(int x, int y);
int main()
{
int temp;
temp add(56,34);
}
int add(int x,int y)
{
return (x + y);
}
basically the function just replace the x with 56 and y with 34.
If you really want to learn more goto
3dbuzz.com
It has great videos that teach you alot.
Reply:Here's a good video that explains functions, function calls, declarations and definitions in C++:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson1...
Here's a video on passing parameters:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson1...
Reply:You may contact a c++ helper live at website like http://ccietutorial.com/
if somone can provide me with the calls and how to do the proptotypes i have been looking o n other websites but am having difficulity grapshing the concept of functions how would i write
number of students in a class(value return)
ifnroamtion for 3 courses(pas by reference)
caculate total gpa(usa a fn)
caculate letter grade (use a fn)
Functions in C++?
you can find it out from
http://tutorialofc.blogspot.com/
Reply:#inlcude %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int add(int x, int y);
int main()
{
int temp;
temp add(56,34);
}
int add(int x,int y)
{
return (x + y);
}
basically the function just replace the x with 56 and y with 34.
If you really want to learn more goto
3dbuzz.com
It has great videos that teach you alot.
Reply:Here's a good video that explains functions, function calls, declarations and definitions in C++:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson1...
Here's a video on passing parameters:
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson1...
Reply:You may contact a c++ helper live at website like http://ccietutorial.com/
C:\work\tom_rms_tims\TargetInp... error BEC2004: Unexpected data found while looking for:
when i am working with | delimited flat file its coming
%26lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" ?%26gt;
- %26lt;xs:schema xmlns:b="http://schemas.microsoft.com/Bi... xmlns="http://TES_UK_RMS_TIMS.Target_To_... targetNamespace="http://TES_UK_RMS_TIMS.... xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSche...
- %26lt;xs:annotation%26gt;
- %26lt;xs:appinfo%26gt;
%26lt;b:schemaInfo standard="Flat File" root_reference="TIMS_Target" default_pad_char="" pad_char_type="char" count_positions_by_byte="false" parser_optimization="speed" lookahead_depth="3" suppress_empty_nodes="false" generate_empty_nodes="true" allow_early_termination="false" early_terminate_optional_fields="false" allow_message_breakup_of_infix_root="fal... compile_parse_tables="false" /%26gt;
%26lt;schemaEditorExtension:schemaInfo namespaceAlias="b" extensionClass="Microsoft.BizTalk.FlatFi... standardName="Flat File" xmlns:schemaEditorExtension="http://sche... /%26gt;
%26lt;/x
C:\work\tom_rms_tims\TargetInp... error BEC2004: Unexpected data found while looking for:
u have to correct the html sentence at line no. 15
redbud
%26lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16" ?%26gt;
- %26lt;xs:schema xmlns:b="http://schemas.microsoft.com/Bi... xmlns="http://TES_UK_RMS_TIMS.Target_To_... targetNamespace="http://TES_UK_RMS_TIMS.... xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSche...
- %26lt;xs:annotation%26gt;
- %26lt;xs:appinfo%26gt;
%26lt;b:schemaInfo standard="Flat File" root_reference="TIMS_Target" default_pad_char="" pad_char_type="char" count_positions_by_byte="false" parser_optimization="speed" lookahead_depth="3" suppress_empty_nodes="false" generate_empty_nodes="true" allow_early_termination="false" early_terminate_optional_fields="false" allow_message_breakup_of_infix_root="fal... compile_parse_tables="false" /%26gt;
%26lt;schemaEditorExtension:schemaInfo namespaceAlias="b" extensionClass="Microsoft.BizTalk.FlatFi... standardName="Flat File" xmlns:schemaEditorExtension="http://sche... /%26gt;
%26lt;/x
C:\work\tom_rms_tims\TargetInp... error BEC2004: Unexpected data found while looking for:
u have to correct the html sentence at line no. 15
redbud
C++ for beginners?
please explain if the value of pass-by-value can not be changed and the value of pass-by-reference can be changed as well? can it be view the difference this way?
C++ for beginners?
The system could use linux or unix.
Post made by me from previous question here.
Call by reference passes the address of the variable.
Call by value makes a copy of the variable.
If you change the value in the variable when passing by reference you will also change the value in the variable in the previous function.
If you change the value in the variable when passing by value the value in the variable in the previous function will remain the same.
Example code is included so you can see the difference.
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
void call_by_value(int x,int y);
void call_by_reference (int %26amp;x,int %26amp;y);
int main()
{
int a=1;
int b=2;
call_by_value(a,b);
cout%26lt;%26lt;a%26lt;%26lt;' '%26lt;%26lt;b%26lt;%26lt;endl; //a is still 1 and b is still 2
call_by_reference(a,b);
cout%26lt;%26lt;a%26lt;%26lt;' '%26lt;%26lt;b%26lt;%26lt;endl; //a is now 5 and b is now 3
return 0;
}
void call_by_value(int x,int y)
{
x=5;
y=3;
}
void call_by_reference (int %26amp;x,int %26amp;y)
{
x=5;
y=3;
}
Reply:the pass by value doesnot affect the value of original variables, as only the values of the original variables are passed and processed.
but for the pass-by-reference, the address of the original variable is passed and hence the original values are edited.
we must be sure where to use passbyvalue and passbyreference.
for eg. for swapping two variables, pass by reference can be useful.
for adding two numbers pass by value is much simpler.
and,
PC can use Linux or unix.
C++ for beginners?
The system could use linux or unix.
Post made by me from previous question here.
Call by reference passes the address of the variable.
Call by value makes a copy of the variable.
If you change the value in the variable when passing by reference you will also change the value in the variable in the previous function.
If you change the value in the variable when passing by value the value in the variable in the previous function will remain the same.
Example code is included so you can see the difference.
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
void call_by_value(int x,int y);
void call_by_reference (int %26amp;x,int %26amp;y);
int main()
{
int a=1;
int b=2;
call_by_value(a,b);
cout%26lt;%26lt;a%26lt;%26lt;' '%26lt;%26lt;b%26lt;%26lt;endl; //a is still 1 and b is still 2
call_by_reference(a,b);
cout%26lt;%26lt;a%26lt;%26lt;' '%26lt;%26lt;b%26lt;%26lt;endl; //a is now 5 and b is now 3
return 0;
}
void call_by_value(int x,int y)
{
x=5;
y=3;
}
void call_by_reference (int %26amp;x,int %26amp;y)
{
x=5;
y=3;
}
Reply:the pass by value doesnot affect the value of original variables, as only the values of the original variables are passed and processed.
but for the pass-by-reference, the address of the original variable is passed and hence the original values are edited.
we must be sure where to use passbyvalue and passbyreference.
for eg. for swapping two variables, pass by reference can be useful.
for adding two numbers pass by value is much simpler.
and,
PC can use Linux or unix.
C programming?
Write a function called PrintToZero that takes in a reference parameter num. The function prints out the content of num up to zero. For example, if *num = 10, then PrintToZero(num) prints 10 9 8 7 .... 0.
C programming?
I'll include code for CheckTotalASCII in this one...I had to cancel the response in the other post you made and now I can't post another answer.
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void PrintToZero(int num)
{
printf("%i ", num);
if (num)
PrintToZero(num-1);
}
char CheckTotalASCII(char * pString)
{
int result = 0;
while (*pString)
result += *pString++;
return (result %26amp; 1) ? 'O' : 'E';
//return "EO"[result %26amp; 1]; %26lt;- slightly more effiecient
}
Reply:printtozero(int n)
{
for(;n%26gt;=0;n--)
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;n;
}
}
Reply:#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void PrintToZero(int *num)
{
int val = *num;
for(val %26gt;= 0; val--)
printf("\t%d",val);
}
C programming?
I'll include code for CheckTotalASCII in this one...I had to cancel the response in the other post you made and now I can't post another answer.
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void PrintToZero(int num)
{
printf("%i ", num);
if (num)
PrintToZero(num-1);
}
char CheckTotalASCII(char * pString)
{
int result = 0;
while (*pString)
result += *pString++;
return (result %26amp; 1) ? 'O' : 'E';
//return "EO"[result %26amp; 1]; %26lt;- slightly more effiecient
}
Reply:printtozero(int n)
{
for(;n%26gt;=0;n--)
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;n;
}
}
Reply:#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void PrintToZero(int *num)
{
int val = *num;
for(val %26gt;= 0; val--)
printf("\t%d",val);
}
C.S. Lewis?
Do you think that the lion in the book "the lion the witch and the wardrobe" is a reference to god?
C.S. Lewis?
Yes C.S. Lewis was very religious. Although I am not, I love all the Lewis books. Very observant.
Reply:Azlan = Jesus
Reply:Watch Narnia. That should help ya out....
Reply:It's a well known fact that Aslan is a reference to Jesus. I read it in the newspaper once and people were against Aslan being in the movie. If you do some research on Google or Yahoo, I'm sure you could get a better explaination!
Reply:Not god specifically. C.S. Lewis was actually referring to Jesus when he wrote about Aslan. Aslan died willingly in order to save the life of a man who deserved to die. In doing so, death had no hold and Aslan lived again. His resurrection was also witnessed by two women. There are other similarities to the story of christ. Aslan does also make a vague reference to his "Father" as well. This was Lewis' way of sharing the story of christ with the younger generation.
Reply:Yes. The entire Chronicles are an allegory of the Christian faith. From salvation (LWW) to keeping the faith in trials and what life brings (DT) to apocaplyptic fiction (LB), the entire series reflects Lewis's Christian and somewhat universal reconcilationist views. Lewis was an Anglican for a good part of his life, though he wasn't always a Christian. He did believe, however, that God gave people a brain to use for themselves to determine His presence in the universe.
Reply:Yes. It just seems so blatantly obvious that Aslan is supposed to be a Christ figure. I don't get how people don't see that.
C.S. Lewis was a Christian and even said he wrote the Narnia books that way.
Reply:Well it's supposed to be a reference to jesus.
Reply:Jesus, yup.
Reply:Yes I do. If you read the whole series, you'll understand Aslan's presence as God.
Reply:the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is a retelling of the Gospel.
Aslan choose to die to protect Edmund, who was a traitor, and a nasty liar.
but since Aslan was innocent, and he died for another, he came back to life.
You can read about the parallels at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lion%2C...
in the COMMENTARY section.
Reply:Q= "CS Lewis?"
A= is dead.
Reply:yes
Reply:yeah...
Reply:People have debated Aslan is an animal metaphor for Jesus. For one, CS Lewis was a devoted Christian, and I've heard that Aslan's the son of a powerful sea god-like figure. But I do believe Aslan is a god of some sort. He IS the God of Narnia, because he created it, sang it into existence, and possibly created some species, I'm not sure, look at Magician's Nephew, it will explain what I'm talking about. And Aslan has quite a few powers: he is all-powerful, the most powerful creature in all Narnia, he can rise from the dead, and breathe life into dead creatures. Plus in The Final Battle, at the end, he is trasform into a pure spirtual creature. Not only that but the land he comes from lasts forever and at the end of the book, it hints that he ascends, like Jesus did. However, I feel Aslan is more like God. However, that is up for debate.
Reply:Yes. There are so many similarities to the sacrifice of Jesus and the sacrifice of Aslan. C.S.Lewis' books in the Chronicles of Narnia are all like this. There are lessons in all of them. They are very popular Christian reading material. Read them all. You will like them. They are all very well written.
Reply:Yes.
C.S. Lewis is revered as one of the 20th Century's great Christian philosophers and all of his fiction is recognized as being a literary exploration of Christian philosophy. As the Chronicles of Narnia progress, the Christian symbolism becomes more overt and in some cases, gracelessly blatant. I state this, not as a slam against Christianity, but as the grown up version of a kid who read ALL of the Chronicles of Narnia, I remember thinking that the later books read too much like the sunday school lessons I had to endure. I did think it was cool, though, to realize that because of Narnia, I knew one word in Turkish, which was "Aslan." In Turkish, that means Lion.
Reply:I Don't thinks so even though i know C.S. Lewis i thought i had read a quote that C.S. Lewis had said it was not portraying Jesus
C.S. Lewis?
Yes C.S. Lewis was very religious. Although I am not, I love all the Lewis books. Very observant.
Reply:Azlan = Jesus
Reply:Watch Narnia. That should help ya out....
Reply:It's a well known fact that Aslan is a reference to Jesus. I read it in the newspaper once and people were against Aslan being in the movie. If you do some research on Google or Yahoo, I'm sure you could get a better explaination!
Reply:Not god specifically. C.S. Lewis was actually referring to Jesus when he wrote about Aslan. Aslan died willingly in order to save the life of a man who deserved to die. In doing so, death had no hold and Aslan lived again. His resurrection was also witnessed by two women. There are other similarities to the story of christ. Aslan does also make a vague reference to his "Father" as well. This was Lewis' way of sharing the story of christ with the younger generation.
Reply:Yes. The entire Chronicles are an allegory of the Christian faith. From salvation (LWW) to keeping the faith in trials and what life brings (DT) to apocaplyptic fiction (LB), the entire series reflects Lewis's Christian and somewhat universal reconcilationist views. Lewis was an Anglican for a good part of his life, though he wasn't always a Christian. He did believe, however, that God gave people a brain to use for themselves to determine His presence in the universe.
Reply:Yes. It just seems so blatantly obvious that Aslan is supposed to be a Christ figure. I don't get how people don't see that.
C.S. Lewis was a Christian and even said he wrote the Narnia books that way.
Reply:Well it's supposed to be a reference to jesus.
Reply:Jesus, yup.
Reply:Yes I do. If you read the whole series, you'll understand Aslan's presence as God.
Reply:the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is a retelling of the Gospel.
Aslan choose to die to protect Edmund, who was a traitor, and a nasty liar.
but since Aslan was innocent, and he died for another, he came back to life.
You can read about the parallels at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lion%2C...
in the COMMENTARY section.
Reply:Q= "CS Lewis?"
A= is dead.
Reply:yes
Reply:yeah...
Reply:People have debated Aslan is an animal metaphor for Jesus. For one, CS Lewis was a devoted Christian, and I've heard that Aslan's the son of a powerful sea god-like figure. But I do believe Aslan is a god of some sort. He IS the God of Narnia, because he created it, sang it into existence, and possibly created some species, I'm not sure, look at Magician's Nephew, it will explain what I'm talking about. And Aslan has quite a few powers: he is all-powerful, the most powerful creature in all Narnia, he can rise from the dead, and breathe life into dead creatures. Plus in The Final Battle, at the end, he is trasform into a pure spirtual creature. Not only that but the land he comes from lasts forever and at the end of the book, it hints that he ascends, like Jesus did. However, I feel Aslan is more like God. However, that is up for debate.
Reply:Yes. There are so many similarities to the sacrifice of Jesus and the sacrifice of Aslan. C.S.Lewis' books in the Chronicles of Narnia are all like this. There are lessons in all of them. They are very popular Christian reading material. Read them all. You will like them. They are all very well written.
Reply:Yes.
C.S. Lewis is revered as one of the 20th Century's great Christian philosophers and all of his fiction is recognized as being a literary exploration of Christian philosophy. As the Chronicles of Narnia progress, the Christian symbolism becomes more overt and in some cases, gracelessly blatant. I state this, not as a slam against Christianity, but as the grown up version of a kid who read ALL of the Chronicles of Narnia, I remember thinking that the later books read too much like the sunday school lessons I had to endure. I did think it was cool, though, to realize that because of Narnia, I knew one word in Turkish, which was "Aslan." In Turkish, that means Lion.
Reply:I Don't thinks so even though i know C.S. Lewis i thought i had read a quote that C.S. Lewis had said it was not portraying Jesus
C++ QUESTIONS consider the function prototype?
consider the function prototype below
bool max_of_List(float List[],int size_of_List,int *where);
Judge each of these arguments whether it is passing-by-value,passing-by-address,or passing-by-reference? Why?
C++ QUESTIONS consider the function prototype?
that sounds like a exam question...uhmm I'll get you started.
List = reference, is an array, ALL arrays in C++ are passed as reference
size = value, is the size of the array, not meant to be modified and there is no %26amp; next to it, so it's value...
where = ..... I'll tell you, it's a pointer to an int...what do you think it is ?
there you go...
Reply:1st parameter pass by reference
2nd pass byvalue
3rd pass by reference
Reply:First of all u have no pass by refernce type arg in this prototype
As far as i infer i think that this function should get a list of float values as first arg, the size of this list as second arg and the third arg is used to send the position of max number to the calling function
1. the first arg is pass by address since arrays implicitly pass addresses
2.The second one is obviously normal pass by value
3.The third one is also pass by address as u recieve it using a pointer the calling function should definetly pass address
by passing the variable with '%26amp;' qualifier.
Ha-p Coding..
sundew
bool max_of_List(float List[],int size_of_List,int *where);
Judge each of these arguments whether it is passing-by-value,passing-by-address,or passing-by-reference? Why?
C++ QUESTIONS consider the function prototype?
that sounds like a exam question...uhmm I'll get you started.
List = reference, is an array, ALL arrays in C++ are passed as reference
size = value, is the size of the array, not meant to be modified and there is no %26amp; next to it, so it's value...
where = ..... I'll tell you, it's a pointer to an int...what do you think it is ?
there you go...
Reply:1st parameter pass by reference
2nd pass byvalue
3rd pass by reference
Reply:First of all u have no pass by refernce type arg in this prototype
As far as i infer i think that this function should get a list of float values as first arg, the size of this list as second arg and the third arg is used to send the position of max number to the calling function
1. the first arg is pass by address since arrays implicitly pass addresses
2.The second one is obviously normal pass by value
3.The third one is also pass by address as u recieve it using a pointer the calling function should definetly pass address
by passing the variable with '%26amp;' qualifier.
Ha-p Coding..
sundew
C++ Value-Refrence parameters?
Does any parameter that receives a value and also sends a value outside the function have to be declared as a reference parameter?
C++ Value-Refrence parameters?
Not necessarily, you can send value from a function using function's return variable int sum(int a, int b) return a+b; will return an integer.. and also it receives values of a and b, by who ever calls the function.
Now, if you want the function to change a or b in some way and you want those changes to be visible outside of this function (sum in this example) then you will need to pass a and/or b by reference.
As the function is right now int sum(int a, int b) {...} any changes you do to the value of a or b will not be visible outside the function.
But if you declare the function as int sum(int* a, int* b) {...} now when you Change a and/or b in the function the changes will be visible outside the function and now you will have to call the function by using something like int b = sum(%26amp;a,%26amp;b). Now when
Reply:If it is being return in the parameter it is a ref...if it comes back via a return statement it does not
C++ Value-Refrence parameters?
Not necessarily, you can send value from a function using function's return variable int sum(int a, int b) return a+b; will return an integer.. and also it receives values of a and b, by who ever calls the function.
Now, if you want the function to change a or b in some way and you want those changes to be visible outside of this function (sum in this example) then you will need to pass a and/or b by reference.
As the function is right now int sum(int a, int b) {...} any changes you do to the value of a or b will not be visible outside the function.
But if you declare the function as int sum(int* a, int* b) {...} now when you Change a and/or b in the function the changes will be visible outside the function and now you will have to call the function by using something like int b = sum(%26amp;a,%26amp;b). Now when
Reply:If it is being return in the parameter it is a ref...if it comes back via a return statement it does not
C program.....?
Write two versions of a program that displays the follwing table:
X X cubed
------------- -----------
Have the table continue until X is 20.
a. For the first version, write a function to do the cube calculation that takes
a single parameter. If the parameter is 2 on entry to the function, the parameter
should have the value 8 on exit from the function. That is, implement a
"pass by reference" on the function's parameter and have the cubed value
passed back in the parameter.
b. For the second version, write a function that does the cubing, but, have
the cubed value passed back to the main program as the return balue of the function.
C program.....?
Well your table looks a little messed up, but I can help you with the functions.
a would look like this...
void cubebyref(int %26amp;x)
{
x=x*x*x;
}
b would look like
int cubebyreturn(int x)
{
return x*x*x;
}
Hope that helps.
X X cubed
------------- -----------
Have the table continue until X is 20.
a. For the first version, write a function to do the cube calculation that takes
a single parameter. If the parameter is 2 on entry to the function, the parameter
should have the value 8 on exit from the function. That is, implement a
"pass by reference" on the function's parameter and have the cubed value
passed back in the parameter.
b. For the second version, write a function that does the cubing, but, have
the cubed value passed back to the main program as the return balue of the function.
C program.....?
Well your table looks a little messed up, but I can help you with the functions.
a would look like this...
void cubebyref(int %26amp;x)
{
x=x*x*x;
}
b would look like
int cubebyreturn(int x)
{
return x*x*x;
}
Hope that helps.
Which of the following may result in a compiler error in C#?
1) Referring to a derived class object with a base class reference
2) Referring to a base class object with a derived class reference
3) Referring to a base class object with a base class reference
4) Referring to a derived-class object with a derived class reference
Sorry, but I don't understand this at all. It's really confusing. Can you explain it to me, please?
Which of the following may result in a compiler error in C#?
#2 will be an error.
Imagine you have a superclass called GeometricFigure, and two subclasses called Circle and Square.
Create one object of each type.
Then, since the Circle object IS A GeometricFigure object (it's a subclass), then it's ok to have a reference of type GeometricFigure that refers to the Circle. That's the whole point of inheritance.
However...it's not true that a GeometricFigure IS A Circle. It might be or it might not be. But if it WASN'T a Circle (maybe it was a Square), and you tried to call its circumference() function...big problem.
So as a rule, for any given object, you can use a reference to its actual class or any of its PARENT classes or interfaces. You can't use a reference for any of its subclasses.
(#3 and #4 are obviously ok to do.)
2) Referring to a base class object with a derived class reference
3) Referring to a base class object with a base class reference
4) Referring to a derived-class object with a derived class reference
Sorry, but I don't understand this at all. It's really confusing. Can you explain it to me, please?
Which of the following may result in a compiler error in C#?
#2 will be an error.
Imagine you have a superclass called GeometricFigure, and two subclasses called Circle and Square.
Create one object of each type.
Then, since the Circle object IS A GeometricFigure object (it's a subclass), then it's ok to have a reference of type GeometricFigure that refers to the Circle. That's the whole point of inheritance.
However...it's not true that a GeometricFigure IS A Circle. It might be or it might not be. But if it WASN'T a Circle (maybe it was a Square), and you tried to call its circumference() function...big problem.
So as a rule, for any given object, you can use a reference to its actual class or any of its PARENT classes or interfaces. You can't use a reference for any of its subclasses.
(#3 and #4 are obviously ok to do.)
C++ question?
i need to write a function that reads in an operator (+,-,*,/) and returns a boolean. true if the operator is valid and false if it is not. the function will have two parameters. one is a string containing the valid operators (+,-,*,/), the second is a reference parameter where the operator will be placed if the operator entered is valid.
how can i do this? i just can't figure out how to write the code.
C++ question?
u need to use pointer and function using call by reference
passing those pointers
in function u wud just check the validity
ur funtion may look like
void checker(bool *validity, char * string_operator);
baby breath
how can i do this? i just can't figure out how to write the code.
C++ question?
u need to use pointer and function using call by reference
passing those pointers
in function u wud just check the validity
ur funtion may look like
void checker(bool *validity, char * string_operator);
baby breath
C# question?
I cant seem to use the System.Windows.Forms namespace I keep getting an error anyone know why?
here is the error:
Error 1 The type or namespace name 'Windows' does not exist in the namespace 'System' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
C# question?
create a windows form project and the IDE add by default the assembly System.Windows.Forms and the assembly System.Drawing.. or add assembly to your project..
here is the error:
Error 1 The type or namespace name 'Windows' does not exist in the namespace 'System' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
C# question?
create a windows form project and the IDE add by default the assembly System.Windows.Forms and the assembly System.Drawing.. or add assembly to your project..
STRAIGHT PEOPLE if someone made a reference to you and it hinted that you were gay but you weren't, would you
A-make every effort to correct them right away in front of the
audience
B-bring it up to them later on
C-not bother to correct it cause it doesn't really matter
D-something else
i'm straight and i'd probably go with B, i'm not very threatened by rumors but also would want them to know the truth about my happy marriage, too.
STRAIGHT PEOPLE if someone made a reference to you and it hinted that you were gay but you weren't, would you
C- it is none of their business. I think people that are borderline homosexuals would get offended by someone calling them gay, like they have to defend their manhood. I am not gay and I could care less.
Reply:Even still, it's no good to be misunderstood. Clear the matter up and say you have nothing against gays. Then find out why they feel you are and tell them they are wrong.
Reply:I'm gay, and if someone made a reference to me and it hinted that I was straight, I'd go with A - make every effort to correct them right away in front of everyone.
Reply:C
Reply:D- Knock their lights out if they were a guy, laugh if it was a hot girl, if it was an agly girl i'd ignore them.
Reply:C! I wouldn't care because I know I'm not.
Reply:I doubt I would say anything at the time...perhaps if it came up in conversation later I would address the matter...but I don't really care one way or the other what people think. Most people in our circle of friends and acquaintances know both my husband %26amp; I so doubt the situation would arise
Reply:Joke with them like I am gay, but do it so stereotypically "Tehe!! SILLY GOOSE!" that'd they'd know i'm joking, and not gay.
Reply:C...It wouldn't bother me and I would not waste my time trying to prove someone wrong
Reply:A, get it cleared up in front of everybody, nip it in the bud.
I would try more of a lighthearted or comical approach, if possible.
Politically correct phonies can tell you it doesn't matter if you are gay, but it does.
Gays are still looked down on, don't believe the hype.
If you are gay, thats fine, but you don't need the stigma if it weren't true.
Reply:It depends on who the audience consist of.If it's just associates then B is my answer. If it's business people and could hinder or hurt then i'll go with A.
Reply:C - I would probably laugh it off in front of folks, assuming that they know me and know I'm happily married - if it was in front of strangers, who cares...if they get to know me, they'll figure it out.
Reply:i would probably just laugh about it. i might wonder what i did to make them think that but it wouldn't really bother me.
Reply:I would go with A.
Reply:I would go with B also. That person needs to know that you're completely not gay. Otherwise, they may try and hint at it again. You don't want that to happen.
Reply:Anyone who knows me would laugh their butt off if someone said I was gay, but, my opinion of that would be "WHO CARES?" Let them think what they want, they will anyway. I will go about my life. Let 'em talk! talk! talk!
Reply:I would pick C but I am married-so....kinda not likely for that situation
anyway---tnx for answering my styx question, I think I answered one of yours earlier. And if you havent---look up those lyrics-- that song IS about aliens!!!
Reply:D. Something else....just Smile, people are going to make their own conclusions anyway, the perverse in our nature will always be to "Rumor", and it is interesting to me how others perceive.
Reply:Homosexuality is an abnormality. It was stated as such until the influence was so great on the medical field to change it , and they did. So, A.
Reply:I would do C -
In cities like the one I live in where homophobic groups call equal rights for those who are gay or lesbian "special rights" -- people are judged by their outward looks/mannerisms in getting housing, jobs, etc. (and these groups try to put amendments out to make this legal). That's just plain wrong.
Reply:C - point exactly, it doesn't matter. I know who and what I am, I do not need to explain myself to anyone.
Reply:I'd say A. I'm not into the idea of anyone thinking I'm gay.
Reply:C....as long as the people who matter to me know the truth, i couldn't care less what others may think
Reply:I'd go with B, but I'd make it clear to them that my sexuality *even though I'm straight* is none of their business and shouldn't be brought up in public without my consent.
Reply:A or C
Reply:C
It really doesn't matter what others think. After all guys think lesbians are hot, so let them think what they want. LOL
Reply:E: beat the sht out of them in public, so they dont make the same mistake.
yucca
audience
B-bring it up to them later on
C-not bother to correct it cause it doesn't really matter
D-something else
i'm straight and i'd probably go with B, i'm not very threatened by rumors but also would want them to know the truth about my happy marriage, too.
STRAIGHT PEOPLE if someone made a reference to you and it hinted that you were gay but you weren't, would you
C- it is none of their business. I think people that are borderline homosexuals would get offended by someone calling them gay, like they have to defend their manhood. I am not gay and I could care less.
Reply:Even still, it's no good to be misunderstood. Clear the matter up and say you have nothing against gays. Then find out why they feel you are and tell them they are wrong.
Reply:I'm gay, and if someone made a reference to me and it hinted that I was straight, I'd go with A - make every effort to correct them right away in front of everyone.
Reply:C
Reply:D- Knock their lights out if they were a guy, laugh if it was a hot girl, if it was an agly girl i'd ignore them.
Reply:C! I wouldn't care because I know I'm not.
Reply:I doubt I would say anything at the time...perhaps if it came up in conversation later I would address the matter...but I don't really care one way or the other what people think. Most people in our circle of friends and acquaintances know both my husband %26amp; I so doubt the situation would arise
Reply:Joke with them like I am gay, but do it so stereotypically "Tehe!! SILLY GOOSE!" that'd they'd know i'm joking, and not gay.
Reply:C...It wouldn't bother me and I would not waste my time trying to prove someone wrong
Reply:A, get it cleared up in front of everybody, nip it in the bud.
I would try more of a lighthearted or comical approach, if possible.
Politically correct phonies can tell you it doesn't matter if you are gay, but it does.
Gays are still looked down on, don't believe the hype.
If you are gay, thats fine, but you don't need the stigma if it weren't true.
Reply:It depends on who the audience consist of.If it's just associates then B is my answer. If it's business people and could hinder or hurt then i'll go with A.
Reply:C - I would probably laugh it off in front of folks, assuming that they know me and know I'm happily married - if it was in front of strangers, who cares...if they get to know me, they'll figure it out.
Reply:i would probably just laugh about it. i might wonder what i did to make them think that but it wouldn't really bother me.
Reply:I would go with A.
Reply:I would go with B also. That person needs to know that you're completely not gay. Otherwise, they may try and hint at it again. You don't want that to happen.
Reply:Anyone who knows me would laugh their butt off if someone said I was gay, but, my opinion of that would be "WHO CARES?" Let them think what they want, they will anyway. I will go about my life. Let 'em talk! talk! talk!
Reply:I would pick C but I am married-so....kinda not likely for that situation
anyway---tnx for answering my styx question, I think I answered one of yours earlier. And if you havent---look up those lyrics-- that song IS about aliens!!!
Reply:D. Something else....just Smile, people are going to make their own conclusions anyway, the perverse in our nature will always be to "Rumor", and it is interesting to me how others perceive.
Reply:Homosexuality is an abnormality. It was stated as such until the influence was so great on the medical field to change it , and they did. So, A.
Reply:I would do C -
In cities like the one I live in where homophobic groups call equal rights for those who are gay or lesbian "special rights" -- people are judged by their outward looks/mannerisms in getting housing, jobs, etc. (and these groups try to put amendments out to make this legal). That's just plain wrong.
Reply:C - point exactly, it doesn't matter. I know who and what I am, I do not need to explain myself to anyone.
Reply:I'd say A. I'm not into the idea of anyone thinking I'm gay.
Reply:C....as long as the people who matter to me know the truth, i couldn't care less what others may think
Reply:I'd go with B, but I'd make it clear to them that my sexuality *even though I'm straight* is none of their business and shouldn't be brought up in public without my consent.
Reply:A or C
Reply:C
It really doesn't matter what others think. After all guys think lesbians are hot, so let them think what they want. LOL
Reply:E: beat the sht out of them in public, so they dont make the same mistake.
yucca
Dev-c++ compilin error help?
well i alawy get this error
[Linker error] undefined reference to `WinMain@16'
ld returned 1 exit status
this is wat i have
#include %26lt;windows.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;stdlib.h%26gt;
#include "stealth.h"
DWORD dwThreadID = 0;
void MainLoop()
{
while(1)
{
Sleep(10);
}
}
BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule,
DWORD ul_reason_for_call,
LPVOID lpReserved
)
{
if(ul_reason_for_call==DLL_PROCESS_AT...
{
loadDriver("\\0001.sys",true,"0001",... Driver");
DWORD MainLoop (void * pdata);
if(unlinkThread((int)dwThreadID) != 1)
{
MessageBox(0,"Invalid Operating System Detected!","Error",MB_ICONERROR);
ExitProcess(0);
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
}
return TRUE;
}
Dev-c++ compilin error help?
If you're trying to write a DLL, create a DLL project instead of a regular executable-generating project.
S. B.
Reply:if you're trying to create GUI program you need to include
int WinMain()
{
...... Main code here ......
}
Reply:Well, I don't see your main() at all. That is your problem:
int main()
{
//.....your code here
}
[Linker error] undefined reference to `WinMain@16'
ld returned 1 exit status
this is wat i have
#include %26lt;windows.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;stdlib.h%26gt;
#include "stealth.h"
DWORD dwThreadID = 0;
void MainLoop()
{
while(1)
{
Sleep(10);
}
}
BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule,
DWORD ul_reason_for_call,
LPVOID lpReserved
)
{
if(ul_reason_for_call==DLL_PROCESS_AT...
{
loadDriver("\\0001.sys",true,"0001",... Driver");
DWORD MainLoop (void * pdata);
if(unlinkThread((int)dwThreadID) != 1)
{
MessageBox(0,"Invalid Operating System Detected!","Error",MB_ICONERROR);
ExitProcess(0);
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
}
return TRUE;
}
Dev-c++ compilin error help?
If you're trying to write a DLL, create a DLL project instead of a regular executable-generating project.
S. B.
Reply:if you're trying to create GUI program you need to include
int WinMain()
{
...... Main code here ......
}
Reply:Well, I don't see your main() at all. That is your problem:
int main()
{
//.....your code here
}
What is "family fare" in reference to a restaurant?
i feel REALLY stupid for asking this. I'm just curious.. does "family fare" mean it's supposed to be priced for families on a budget? does it mean that its a kid friendly atmosphere? does it mean that there are foods that will appeal to all members of the family? what EXACTLY does it mean? im trying to find a NICE (some consider expensive) restaurant that my 3 children and i can go eat at, but i don't want it to be a place where people go to have a quiet meal and don't want to be disturbed by children. so..gourmet food without the snotty environment basically. my kids can behave, but one is 3 y/o and one is 9 mons so you never really know how they'll feel or behave and i just want to be prepared to not ruin someone elses evening b/c my children are rowdy/fussy etc.
Anyone that can provide me with a search term (besides the obvious kid-friendly expensive etc) that will help me find a restaurant like this.. that additional info would be greatly appreciated. thanks~
What is "family fare" in reference to a restaurant?
Family Fare usually refers to the "Type" of food offered...
in other words like you said... food that would appeal to all members of the family!!
I would just search for Family friendly restaurants or Family Dining.
If you are looking for "Fine Dining" than just do a search for that... most restaurants are "kid friendly" anyway. The only way you are really going to know if it's what you want is by actually going and trying the place out!!!
Reply:Dont feel stupid at all! I think what they mean is a "something for everyone" type of place in a family friends environment. They probably have a kids menu also.
Reply:Typically it is a restaurant that offers a good selection of foods that appeal to all members of the family, and feature a decent child menu. It's not going to be a restaurant that features filet mignon entrees and quail egg on the shell with wheat grass and grape tomatoes as an appetizer - it's going to be basic foods with "something for everyone."
A good example of this would be Denny's - they have steaks, burgers, grilled chicken, salads, nachos, cheese sticks, a senior menu for grandmother and grandfather, and a decent child menu that includes a child portion pizza, french toast sticks, chicken ships and stars, etc..
Typically these restaurants are inexpensive to moderate priced - "family fare" also includes buffets like CiCi's Pizza and Super Salad.
Anyone that can provide me with a search term (besides the obvious kid-friendly expensive etc) that will help me find a restaurant like this.. that additional info would be greatly appreciated. thanks~
What is "family fare" in reference to a restaurant?
Family Fare usually refers to the "Type" of food offered...
in other words like you said... food that would appeal to all members of the family!!
I would just search for Family friendly restaurants or Family Dining.
If you are looking for "Fine Dining" than just do a search for that... most restaurants are "kid friendly" anyway. The only way you are really going to know if it's what you want is by actually going and trying the place out!!!
Reply:Dont feel stupid at all! I think what they mean is a "something for everyone" type of place in a family friends environment. They probably have a kids menu also.
Reply:Typically it is a restaurant that offers a good selection of foods that appeal to all members of the family, and feature a decent child menu. It's not going to be a restaurant that features filet mignon entrees and quail egg on the shell with wheat grass and grape tomatoes as an appetizer - it's going to be basic foods with "something for everyone."
A good example of this would be Denny's - they have steaks, burgers, grilled chicken, salads, nachos, cheese sticks, a senior menu for grandmother and grandfather, and a decent child menu that includes a child portion pizza, french toast sticks, chicken ships and stars, etc..
Typically these restaurants are inexpensive to moderate priced - "family fare" also includes buffets like CiCi's Pizza and Super Salad.
Answer questions 98-100 in reference to the five groups of vascular plants listed below"?
A. lycophytes
B. equisetum
C. ferns
D. conifers
E. angiosperms
98. This has a vascular sporophyte and independent non-vascular gametophyte.
99. This seed is enclosed in an ovary, which when ripened, may form a fruit.
100. This is heterosporous with well-developed seed and pollen-bearing cones.
Answer questions 98-100 in reference to the five groups of vascular plants listed below"?
98. ferns, C
99. angiosperms, E
100. conifers, D
Reply:enough with the homework questions..go look in your book!
B. equisetum
C. ferns
D. conifers
E. angiosperms
98. This has a vascular sporophyte and independent non-vascular gametophyte.
99. This seed is enclosed in an ovary, which when ripened, may form a fruit.
100. This is heterosporous with well-developed seed and pollen-bearing cones.
Answer questions 98-100 in reference to the five groups of vascular plants listed below"?
98. ferns, C
99. angiosperms, E
100. conifers, D
Reply:enough with the homework questions..go look in your book!
Help with question on solubitiy of potassium nitrate (in reference to its solubility curve) please?
I have the solubility curve of potassium nitrate (the units are in g/100g for the solubility, and the temprature in degrees C)
How would i find the mass of water needed to dissolve 100g of potassium nitrate at 40 degrees C?
Many thanks!!
Help with question on solubitiy of potassium nitrate (in reference to its solubility curve) please?
From the solubility curve of KNO3 you can see that at 40°C the solubility of the salt is 60 g / 100 g of H2O
to dissolve 100 g of KNO3 at 40°C we use the proportion :
60 : 100 = 100 : x
x = 166.7 g of water needed to dissolve KNO3 at 40°C
Reply:ffffffffhggggghhhhhhhhhhh
chrysanthemum
How would i find the mass of water needed to dissolve 100g of potassium nitrate at 40 degrees C?
Many thanks!!
Help with question on solubitiy of potassium nitrate (in reference to its solubility curve) please?
From the solubility curve of KNO3 you can see that at 40°C the solubility of the salt is 60 g / 100 g of H2O
to dissolve 100 g of KNO3 at 40°C we use the proportion :
60 : 100 = 100 : x
x = 166.7 g of water needed to dissolve KNO3 at 40°C
Reply:ffffffffhggggghhhhhhhhhhh
chrysanthemum
Answer questions 94-97 in reference to the four animal phyla listed below:?
A. Annelida
B. Arthropoda
C. Mollusca
D. Echinodermata
94. Members of this phylum display obvious, uniform segmentation from anterior to posterior
95. The larval stage in this phylum has bilateral symmetry, whereas the adult stage exhibits radial symmetry
96. Although most are enclosed by hardened shells, this phylum name literally means "soft body"
97. This phylum has the greater number of species
Answer questions 94-97 in reference to the four animal phyla listed below:?
94. Annelida
95. Echinodermata
96. Mollusca
97. Arthropoda
Reply:94-A
95-B
96-C
97-D
B. Arthropoda
C. Mollusca
D. Echinodermata
94. Members of this phylum display obvious, uniform segmentation from anterior to posterior
95. The larval stage in this phylum has bilateral symmetry, whereas the adult stage exhibits radial symmetry
96. Although most are enclosed by hardened shells, this phylum name literally means "soft body"
97. This phylum has the greater number of species
Answer questions 94-97 in reference to the four animal phyla listed below:?
94. Annelida
95. Echinodermata
96. Mollusca
97. Arthropoda
Reply:94-A
95-B
96-C
97-D
C++ multiple files?
I am trying to test out a new library I just made and I keep getting errors. The library contains a template class named nstack and the main file is called test.cpp. I have tried using the test funtion withing nstack.cpp and it works, but when I move it to it's own file, it won't link correctly. I have nstack.h included in both files (and it does exist, I'm not an idiot), and this is the only error:
test.cpp:(.text+0x8b) undefined reference to 'nstack%26lt;char%26gt;::nstack()'
This appears for any nstack functions I call.
I use g++ on a linux machine, and here is what I type to compile:
g++ test.cpp nstack.cpp -o nstack
Any ideas?
C++ multiple files?
You did code the (whole) template in the nstack.h header file, right? If part of it is in the cpp file that would explain why it compiles with a main() in it but not when main() is moved to another source file.
Reply:The issue is somewhat complicated to explain. Suffice it to say that you probably want to keep your header and implementation all in the header file.
test.cpp:(.text+0x8b) undefined reference to 'nstack%26lt;char%26gt;::nstack()'
This appears for any nstack functions I call.
I use g++ on a linux machine, and here is what I type to compile:
g++ test.cpp nstack.cpp -o nstack
Any ideas?
C++ multiple files?
You did code the (whole) template in the nstack.h header file, right? If part of it is in the cpp file that would explain why it compiles with a main() in it but not when main() is moved to another source file.
Reply:The issue is somewhat complicated to explain. Suffice it to say that you probably want to keep your header and implementation all in the header file.
"Out damned spot!" is a reference to?
a. An evil mark on Macbeth's character
b. Macbeth's need to kill Banquo
c. Lady Macbeth's inability to cleanse herself
d. a dog in Macbeth's castle
"Out damned spot!" is a reference to?
It's C.
Lady Macbeth begins to sleepwalk, as guilt denied in consciousness erupts in her dreams. Lady Macbeth is observed walking down the hall with a lantern, rubbing her hands roughly in an attempt to remove the bloody stain which seems never to go away. She begins to reveal, while still asleep, the depth of her guilt, and subsequent slide into madness and suicide.
But if you think about it, it could be A. or B. Macbeth does have an evil mark: greed to become king. But it's B as well because Banquo is a force stopping the Macbeths from reaching the top.
Reply:C. Lady Macbeth faced what all human beings face... the inability to cleanse themselves of sin. Only Jesus Christ can take our sins away.
Reply:C.
Reply:It is C i think.. i read the story not to long ago.. I remember Lady Macbeth, is washing the blood from her hands.... and she said Out damned Spot.. I cant be sure.. But go to Sparknotes.com, and go to NO fear shakespeare, I think it is in ACT 2.. It helps, because they have literal translation from shakespears works... its the best! i love it... ciao hope this helped.. ciao
Reply:C. She says it during her monologue in which he's wrapped with guilt (and insanity?!) after the part she played in Duncan's death.
Reply:Hmmm...this one is tough.
If you'd read the play, you'd know the answer. But, I suppose that was too inconvenient and time-consuming, so I'll give you a break.
It's "d." Spot was the name of the Macbeth's pooch, and he was always coming around and begging for treats just as they were plotting some foul murder or other.
Reply:C!!
b. Macbeth's need to kill Banquo
c. Lady Macbeth's inability to cleanse herself
d. a dog in Macbeth's castle
"Out damned spot!" is a reference to?
It's C.
Lady Macbeth begins to sleepwalk, as guilt denied in consciousness erupts in her dreams. Lady Macbeth is observed walking down the hall with a lantern, rubbing her hands roughly in an attempt to remove the bloody stain which seems never to go away. She begins to reveal, while still asleep, the depth of her guilt, and subsequent slide into madness and suicide.
But if you think about it, it could be A. or B. Macbeth does have an evil mark: greed to become king. But it's B as well because Banquo is a force stopping the Macbeths from reaching the top.
Reply:C. Lady Macbeth faced what all human beings face... the inability to cleanse themselves of sin. Only Jesus Christ can take our sins away.
Reply:C.
Reply:It is C i think.. i read the story not to long ago.. I remember Lady Macbeth, is washing the blood from her hands.... and she said Out damned Spot.. I cant be sure.. But go to Sparknotes.com, and go to NO fear shakespeare, I think it is in ACT 2.. It helps, because they have literal translation from shakespears works... its the best! i love it... ciao hope this helped.. ciao
Reply:C. She says it during her monologue in which he's wrapped with guilt (and insanity?!) after the part she played in Duncan's death.
Reply:Hmmm...this one is tough.
If you'd read the play, you'd know the answer. But, I suppose that was too inconvenient and time-consuming, so I'll give you a break.
It's "d." Spot was the name of the Macbeth's pooch, and he was always coming around and begging for treats just as they were plotting some foul murder or other.
Reply:C!!
C# How can I connect a dll file from class library to a button?
I have a button and would like to connect that button with a dll class file library (a class added by 'add reference'). I already have code inside that class that I would like to be executed when the button is pressed. Basically, how can I connect button1 to a class....is what I'm trying to say.
daffodil
daffodil
C# Programming help?
i need to do some drawing in a Windows application. I have to draw Axes X,Y,Z and some arrow lines and points and ... I know how to do it with system.Drawing or Drawing2D but want to use Visio API or Excell API but I dont know how to work with them. I can find any specific reference. can you help me please? tnx for helping me :-)
C# Programming help?
That is lot of work, post whatever code you have got so far.
C# Programming help?
That is lot of work, post whatever code you have got so far.
The term angle of deviation is used in reference to?
A. a polarizer.
B. a prism
C. a lens.
D. a analyzer
The term angle of deviation is used in reference to?
lens and prism both
B. a prism
C. a lens.
D. a analyzer
The term angle of deviation is used in reference to?
lens and prism both
Excel relative and absolute reference?
I'm working on a spreadsheet where some of the formulas include data from cells in other Excel documents, in which case I had to write the actual file address into the formula. For example, "=C:\Documents and Settings\Work\Test#Sheet1!A1".
However, if I move the source file elsewhere, the address above does not automatically change to the new address, which causes the data in the previous document to be lost.
Is there a way to write a formula or code that lets Excel automatically change the file address in the formula to the new address when the source file is moved to a new location?
Thanks!!!
Excel relative and absolute reference?
Don't think so. How would Excel know that you moved the file? Excel would have to search your whole hard drive looking for the file. And same problem if you rename the file. Excel won't know where to look for the data.
Reply:That is why I try not to link data between workbooks. Someone decides they want to rename a sheet or the workbook or move the file to another folder or server and your linked workbook is ca-ca.
However, if I move the source file elsewhere, the address above does not automatically change to the new address, which causes the data in the previous document to be lost.
Is there a way to write a formula or code that lets Excel automatically change the file address in the formula to the new address when the source file is moved to a new location?
Thanks!!!
Excel relative and absolute reference?
Don't think so. How would Excel know that you moved the file? Excel would have to search your whole hard drive looking for the file. And same problem if you rename the file. Excel won't know where to look for the data.
Reply:That is why I try not to link data between workbooks. Someone decides they want to rename a sheet or the workbook or move the file to another folder or server and your linked workbook is ca-ca.
According to the solubility curves in the chemistry reference table which solution is the most concentrated?
a.31 g of C2H6O2
b.62 g of C2H6O2
c.58 g of NaCl
d.29 g of NaCl
According to the solubility curves in the chemistry reference table which solution is the most concentrated?
I'm studying the same thing in my chemistry class. I'll take a guess cause I need the practice. It's d. 29g of NaCl(salt)
hyacinth
b.62 g of C2H6O2
c.58 g of NaCl
d.29 g of NaCl
According to the solubility curves in the chemistry reference table which solution is the most concentrated?
I'm studying the same thing in my chemistry class. I'll take a guess cause I need the practice. It's d. 29g of NaCl(salt)
hyacinth
Could tell me the benefits of c,c#,c++,java,assembly, and other programming language that you know?
beside the benefits of the programming language..
can u also include the reference where u get the information..
Could tell me the benefits of c,c#,c++,java,assembly, and other programming language that you know?
EDIT--
Man, no wonder program documentation sucks these days, nobody wants to explain things in detail.
Uh, are you crazy? Do realize how long it would take for someone to give you all that information?
Why don't you ask something SPECIFIC.
Why are you asking this question? If you are interested in programming for a certain field, then you should ask a question about it.
You can ask a question like, "I'd like to learn programming. Which is your favourite?"
Or even, "What's the best language for Internet programming?"
Reply:why don't just use Python it is free, powerful and very effcient as a open source programming language Report It
Reply:C - quick, fast, efficient
C# - microsoft, easy to program in, object oriented, huge library of tools
C++ - speed of C w/ the objected oriented, very nice compromise
Java - excellent library, object oriented, the best documents
Assembly - hardware level, used only if you need direct physical access to the machine because it's not as elegant to program in
Reply:c has good portability and produces fast code. It is fairly simple but can be tedious...it does give you a lot of controll. It is considered a starndard, especially on UNIX and Linux systems.
c# is rather portable and very trendy.
c++ is similar to c but is object oriented. It is very popular. You can do some things in less time than c.
java you only need to compile once and it will run on any platform with java. It has syntax similar to c and c++ and is rather trendy.
assembly has almost no portability and can be very hard to write. HOWEVER it's about the fastest running code you can make.
Avoid BASIC or VB at all costs, but look into perl, python and ruby.
Have fun!
Reply:Java has no benefits.
If you need references for your information then you might as well use a search engine to answer this question for yourself.
Rawlyn.
can u also include the reference where u get the information..
Could tell me the benefits of c,c#,c++,java,assembly, and other programming language that you know?
EDIT--
Man, no wonder program documentation sucks these days, nobody wants to explain things in detail.
Uh, are you crazy? Do realize how long it would take for someone to give you all that information?
Why don't you ask something SPECIFIC.
Why are you asking this question? If you are interested in programming for a certain field, then you should ask a question about it.
You can ask a question like, "I'd like to learn programming. Which is your favourite?"
Or even, "What's the best language for Internet programming?"
Reply:why don't just use Python it is free, powerful and very effcient as a open source programming language Report It
Reply:C - quick, fast, efficient
C# - microsoft, easy to program in, object oriented, huge library of tools
C++ - speed of C w/ the objected oriented, very nice compromise
Java - excellent library, object oriented, the best documents
Assembly - hardware level, used only if you need direct physical access to the machine because it's not as elegant to program in
Reply:c has good portability and produces fast code. It is fairly simple but can be tedious...it does give you a lot of controll. It is considered a starndard, especially on UNIX and Linux systems.
c# is rather portable and very trendy.
c++ is similar to c but is object oriented. It is very popular. You can do some things in less time than c.
java you only need to compile once and it will run on any platform with java. It has syntax similar to c and c++ and is rather trendy.
assembly has almost no portability and can be very hard to write. HOWEVER it's about the fastest running code you can make.
Avoid BASIC or VB at all costs, but look into perl, python and ruby.
Have fun!
Reply:Java has no benefits.
If you need references for your information then you might as well use a search engine to answer this question for yourself.
Rawlyn.
The most widely used reference in an IV admixture program is the?
a. Handbook of Injectable Drugs
b. Redbook
c. Remington's
d. Martindale's
The most widely used reference in an IV admixture program is the?
That will be letter A. Handbook of Injectable Drugs. This handbook covers guidelines on preparation, storing, and administration of injectable drugs and is now available in PDA format.
Whereas the Martindale's is widely used as drug reference in general.
Reply:A.
Reply:a. Trissel's handbook of injectable drugs
Reply:a
b. Redbook
c. Remington's
d. Martindale's
The most widely used reference in an IV admixture program is the?
That will be letter A. Handbook of Injectable Drugs. This handbook covers guidelines on preparation, storing, and administration of injectable drugs and is now available in PDA format.
Whereas the Martindale's is widely used as drug reference in general.
Reply:A.
Reply:a. Trissel's handbook of injectable drugs
Reply:a
Whats the difference between what Obama's breding reference said and what Jimmy the Greek said?
Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder is fired after 12 years as a CBS football analyst for remarks he makes to a Washington, D.C, television reporter about the physical abilities of black and white athletes. Among other things, Snyder, 70, says the black athlete is "bred to be the better athlete because, this goes all the way to the Civil War when ... the slave owner would breed his big woman so that he would have a big black kid." Snyder later apologizes for the comments but his career as a broadcaster is over.
Whats the difference between what Obama's breding reference said and what Jimmy the Greek said?
scredawg, you were looking at the advent of political correctness taking its rightful place among the dems and libs.
It was a high profile person seen by millions over the weekends during there football games.. Slam one home for
the malcontents. Since that abortion of a decision, its has
only got worse. The tide turning situation from the Greek to
today, Is the more visual and out right over-handedness it has
become by the liberal media and the control they have.
And NO one stands up and says stop, Damn Shame.
Reply:The difference is:
Jimmy the Greek was NOT the pastor, confidant and personal friend of a candidate to the leadership of the free world.
Reply:Obama should have had better sense. It goes to show that he is as racist as his pastor.
Reply:No comparison.
Reply:The difference is Blacks have been conditioned to "Selective History Memory" ! If it benefits their views` , then it is "History" ; if it is contrary to what they have been taught by people like Rev Wright and doesn`t suit their view , then it is "Racism" !!!
Reply:I'm going to assume ToYou's remark of " no comparison" is based on the fact that she thinks what Snyder said is far worse then what Obama said. What she fails to realize is that football is a GAME. Obama wants to become the president of the United States. Priorities America....get some.
Whats the difference between what Obama's breding reference said and what Jimmy the Greek said?
scredawg, you were looking at the advent of political correctness taking its rightful place among the dems and libs.
It was a high profile person seen by millions over the weekends during there football games.. Slam one home for
the malcontents. Since that abortion of a decision, its has
only got worse. The tide turning situation from the Greek to
today, Is the more visual and out right over-handedness it has
become by the liberal media and the control they have.
And NO one stands up and says stop, Damn Shame.
Reply:The difference is:
Jimmy the Greek was NOT the pastor, confidant and personal friend of a candidate to the leadership of the free world.
Reply:Obama should have had better sense. It goes to show that he is as racist as his pastor.
Reply:No comparison.
Reply:The difference is Blacks have been conditioned to "Selective History Memory" ! If it benefits their views` , then it is "History" ; if it is contrary to what they have been taught by people like Rev Wright and doesn`t suit their view , then it is "Racism" !!!
Reply:I'm going to assume ToYou's remark of " no comparison" is based on the fact that she thinks what Snyder said is far worse then what Obama said. What she fails to realize is that football is a GAME. Obama wants to become the president of the United States. Priorities America....get some.
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
a) car driving at steady speed on a straight and level road
b) a car driving at steady speed up a 10 degree incline
c) a car speeding up after leaving a stop sign
d) a car driving at steady speed around a curve
e) a hot air balloon rising straight up at a steady speed
f) a sky diver just after leaping out of a plane
g) the space shuttle orbiting the earth
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
a,b,e,f,:yes
poppy
b) a car driving at steady speed up a 10 degree incline
c) a car speeding up after leaving a stop sign
d) a car driving at steady speed around a curve
e) a hot air balloon rising straight up at a steady speed
f) a sky diver just after leaping out of a plane
g) the space shuttle orbiting the earth
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
a,b,e,f,:yes
poppy
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
a) car driving at steady speed on a straight and level road
b) a car driving at steady speed up a 10 degree incline
c) a car speeding up after leaving a stop sign
d) a car driving at steady speed around a curve
e) a hot air balloon rising straight up at a steady speed
f) a sky diver just after leaping out of a plane
g) the space shuttle orbiting the earth
Thanks!
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
Hum... the Inertial Reference Frame implies the absence of a net force. Consequently, a body at rest will remain at rest and a body in motion will continue to move uniformly (that is, in a straight line and at constant speed).
Consequently, I'd say a, b and e are examples of IRFs.
c and f are not IRFs because the object is accelerating. d and g are not IRFs because the object is moving in a curve (which, in turn, implies a form of acceleration as well).
b) a car driving at steady speed up a 10 degree incline
c) a car speeding up after leaving a stop sign
d) a car driving at steady speed around a curve
e) a hot air balloon rising straight up at a steady speed
f) a sky diver just after leaping out of a plane
g) the space shuttle orbiting the earth
Thanks!
Are these in Inertial Reference Frames?
Hum... the Inertial Reference Frame implies the absence of a net force. Consequently, a body at rest will remain at rest and a body in motion will continue to move uniformly (that is, in a straight line and at constant speed).
Consequently, I'd say a, b and e are examples of IRFs.
c and f are not IRFs because the object is accelerating. d and g are not IRFs because the object is moving in a curve (which, in turn, implies a form of acceleration as well).
In excel, a range reference consists of two arguments separated by:?
A. semicolon B.comma C.colon D. hyphen
In excel, a range reference consists of two arguments separated by:?
C- Colon :::
Reply:A colon
In excel, a range reference consists of two arguments separated by:?
C- Colon :::
Reply:A colon
What type of cell reference changes when it is copied?
A. Circular
B. Absolute
C. relative
D. Non-specific
What type of cell reference changes when it is copied?
1.) Relative cell reference change when they are copied. Absolute ones stay the same
2.) Do your own homework! =)
B. Absolute
C. relative
D. Non-specific
What type of cell reference changes when it is copied?
1.) Relative cell reference change when they are copied. Absolute ones stay the same
2.) Do your own homework! =)
Which Divya prabandham of the following has no reference to the narasimha avatara?
a. thirukurunthandagam
b. thirunedunthandagam
c. thiruvirutham
d. ramanuja nootrandhadhi
e. none of these
Which Divya prabandham of the following has no reference to the narasimha avatara?
You have put such a specific question that even a knowledgeable Hindu from India would find it difficult to answer your question. It is with reference to some Tamil names to Hindu deities and whether they are connected with the fourth avatar of Lord Vishnu known as Nrusinha Avatara.
Reply:Gesundheit.
Reply:Nope.
cosmos
b. thirunedunthandagam
c. thiruvirutham
d. ramanuja nootrandhadhi
e. none of these
Which Divya prabandham of the following has no reference to the narasimha avatara?
You have put such a specific question that even a knowledgeable Hindu from India would find it difficult to answer your question. It is with reference to some Tamil names to Hindu deities and whether they are connected with the fourth avatar of Lord Vishnu known as Nrusinha Avatara.
Reply:Gesundheit.
Reply:Nope.
cosmos
This is in reference to my last question.?
Yes, I have all my symptoms of my regular period, but not bleeding. I should've started bleeding 4 days ago. The last 2 times I've had sex, I made my partner stop b/c I was too hot (98degrees in the room) and the 2nd time, my show was coming on. lol. Either way, we stopped before he was ready to ejaculate and he went in another room and "helped" himself. So it really wasn't a "withdrawl" method, as he wasn't ready to withdrawl. So, I feel my chances of pregnancy are slightly less than moderate, but I feel more towards unlikely. Maybe, I'm being naive? What do you guys think?
This is in reference to my last question.?
Rachyl l, aka my twin sister!
I didn't see your previous post, and btw you could have just added this to additional information to original post.
Anyway, 4 days is too early to tell as you may be experiencing PRE-menstrual pain, however,
when you are pregnant, you will feel like you are getting your period, every day, until it doesn't come :-0
Reply:fool...how old are you...oh my ...what an imagination
Reply:i dont think your pregnant but take a test just in case. i have a similar problem with my periods it could be your body adjusting to something new either way see a gyno because menstral build up in your uterous could be cancerous...i dont mean to scare you but it can be serious good luck
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Westhe...
Ask Dr. Ruth ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Repo...
This is in reference to my last question.?
Rachyl l, aka my twin sister!
I didn't see your previous post, and btw you could have just added this to additional information to original post.
Anyway, 4 days is too early to tell as you may be experiencing PRE-menstrual pain, however,
when you are pregnant, you will feel like you are getting your period, every day, until it doesn't come :-0
Reply:fool...how old are you...oh my ...what an imagination
Reply:i dont think your pregnant but take a test just in case. i have a similar problem with my periods it could be your body adjusting to something new either way see a gyno because menstral build up in your uterous could be cancerous...i dont mean to scare you but it can be serious good luck
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Westhe...
Ask Dr. Ruth ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_Repo...
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