Computer Hope
Other => Other => Topic started by: stones on December 17, 2006, 07:37:38 PM
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Couldn't find the intro section so I'll just do this here.
Hi, just joined.
My intentions are to find a friendly reliable forum for keeping my computer happy and maybe chat with some interesting folks.
Thank you in advance and Merry Christmas.
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You have found the right place then, so welcome aboard. ;)
Be sure to read the general info topics, like this one:
http://www.computerhope.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?num=1147585687
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Welcome, stones. W'ell aleay -- we welcmo -- aw, carp. I can't typr worth a darn. *cracks knuckles*
We always welcome new members. And I welcome a cure for the cold so I don't have to be on these meds for another day. It's messing me up. ;D
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Always nice to have new members stones.
Enjoy the site. ;D
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Yeah, welcome aboard.
Enjoy your stay.
And stick around for a while, this is a good place to "hang out" online and meet friends.
See you around.
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WELCOME......
UNLOVEDWARRIOR
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DONT SCARED HIM/HER PANBOY
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Welcome abord "Stones" ;)
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i wonder y panboy pull his replies out?? :-?
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And I wonder why you have only two modes: CAPS and nocaps. But I guess we never will know, will we? ;D
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And I wonder why you have only two modes: CAPS and nocaps. But I guess we never will know, will we? ;D
Me thinks it's called uncaps if you uncapitalize the letter. :-?
You better no-capitalize that letter just sounds wrong,even
in Georgia. :-?
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even in Georgia.
LOL ;D
I don't know what else to call it. I could call it several things depending on the level of smartass I want to be:
Smartass Level 1
UPPERCASE and lowercase
Smartass Level 2
All-capitalized and all-non-capitalized.
Smartass Level 3(thousand)
for(int i = 0; i < string.length(); i++) //Loops until variable "i" reaches the end of the string
{
string[i] = toupper(string[i]); //Replaces the letter at position "WhateverIis" with the uppercase version.
}
for(int i = 0; i < string.length(); i++) //Loops until variable "i" reaches the end of the string
{
string[i] = tolower(string[i]); //Replaces the letter at position "WhateverIis" with the lowercase version.
}
;D
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Ah come on now Mr mods , i ment no offence its all in fun
i dont realy eat people.... just nibble them a bit thats all
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even in Georgia.
LOL ;D
I don't know what else to call it. I could call it several things depending on the level of smartass I want to be:
Smartass Level 1
UPPERCASE and lowercase
Smartass Level 2
All-capitalized and all-non-capitalized.
Smartass Level 3(thousand)
for(int i = 0; i < string.length(); i++) //Loops until variable "i" reaches the end of the string
{
string[i] = toupper(string[i]); //Replaces the letter at position "WhateverIis" with the uppercase version.
}
for(int i = 0; i < string.length(); i++) //Loops until variable "i" reaches the end of the string
{
string[i] = tolower(string[i]); //Replaces the letter at position "WhateverIis" with the lowercase version.
}
;D
You got it perfect Dilbert. ROTFLMAO. :-? ;D
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What kind of smartass comments his code? ;) And the {} are unneeded for most languages, if there is but a single statement within the loop.
8-) Smartass police
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Neil:
1) The kind of person who will look back on his code years later and otherwise think: "What the *censored* was this guy on?"
2) True, but it's all about setting habits. (Also, I had been editing and debugging. The code in those if statements had ranged from one line to 20 lines in about 20 minutes.)
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im unsmart so leave me alone lol meanies
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What kind of smartass needs to look back on his program? Surely it is perfect first time round ;D
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What kind of smartass needs to look back on his program? Surely it is perfect first time round ;D
;D
im unsmart so leave me alone lol meanies
:-?
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Smart Locks-Uncaps? :-? ;Dlol meanies-nice-EEES.Nicey. :-[ ;D
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Edit: I just realised something: where IS this new member of ours?
Just because pointers rule.
// pointers.cpp : main project file.
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX 30
int *getmax(int *, int *);
int main()
{
int v[MAX];
for(int a = 0; a < MAX; a++)
*(v+a) = a;
int *p1, *p2;
p1 = v;
printf("v[0] = %d, v[1] = %d, v[MAX] = %d\n",
*p1, *p1+1, *p1+MAX);
p2 = p1+10;
printf("*p2 = %d %d, *(p1+10) = %d, p2-p1 = %d, p2+30 = %d\n",
*p2, v[10], *(p1+10), p2-p1, p2+30);
int a, b;
printf("Two integers please: ");
scanf("%d %d", &a, &b);
printf("The largest number is %d",
*getmax(&a, &b));
getchar();
return 0;
}
int *getmax(int *num1, int *num2)
{
return *num1 >= *num2 ? num1 : num2;
}
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I posted mean things and he ran away, its all my fault :(
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I posted mean things and he ran away, its all my fault :(
I posted mean things and he ran away[size=72][highlight];[/highlight][/size] it[size=72][highlight]'[/highlight][/size]s all my fault[size=72][highlight].[/highlight][/size] :(
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I posted mean things and he ran away, its all my fault :(
I posted mean things and he ran away[size=72][highlight];[/highlight][/size] it[size=72][highlight]'[/highlight][/size]s all my fault[size=72][highlight].[/highlight][/size] :(
Pleez never hi-lite won of mine it wood (m- bare-*censored*) me 2 deth. ;D
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I only highlight grammatical errors; I am unintrested in spelling mistakes. And that should have been a semi-colon too. Shesh, what is it with you people?
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hi...
*Snicker*(Yes, I'm back.)
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Mr. Google's back! Should we celebrate? (http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/farmpond/forums/56-391294612.gif)
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I took a poll and the majority was "no comment". ;)
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i voted hi there google...
merry xmas y one
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I posted mean things and he ran away, its all my fault :(
I posted mean things and he ran away[size=72][highlight];[/highlight][/size] it[size=72][highlight]'[/highlight][/size]s all my fault[size=72][highlight].[/highlight][/size] :(
I posted mean things, and he ran away. It's all my fault. :(
"I posted mean things" and "he ran away" are possible sentences in themselves, and therefore must be joined with a comma.
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What kind of smartass comments his code? ;) And the {} are unneeded for most languages, if there is but a single statement within the loop.
8-) Smartass police
That may be true but, Java is a pain in the *censored* when you don't have a { opening and } closing on any method. It depends on what you are trying to do that decides whether or not you need the brackets.
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That wasn't Java, it was C++. :)
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I posted mean things and he ran away, its all my fault :(
I posted mean things and he ran away[size=72][highlight];[/highlight][/size] it[size=72][highlight]'[/highlight][/size]s all my fault[size=72][highlight].[/highlight][/size] :(
I posted mean things, and he ran away. It's all my fault. :(
"I posted mean things" and "he ran away" are possible sentences in themselves, and therefore must be joined with a comma.
Don't you mean coma? ;D
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A comma cannot be used to join two phrases which, independantly, can exist as two seperate sentances. Honestly ::)
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A comma cannot be used to join two phrases which, independantly, can exist as two seperate [highlight]sentances[/highlight]. Honestly ::)
Off-Topic One could always be short of m's and slip into a coma
if one wished. :-? ;D
His brain wave machine didn't work,so he flipped around emitting gases in a coma.
After a while PeckerWood was shot,then I revived him. ;D
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I might not have perfect spelling but at least my sentences make.. sense. ;D
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I might not have perfect spelling but at least my sentences make.. sense. ;D
Wish mine did. :-? ;D
[smiley=thumbsup.gif] ;D
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Why does the peoples attack my Grammers! i likes the speaking with words on my gloified letter placing machine, you no make funs of my letters!