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You will probably get some help faster my learning to format code so someone can read it. main() { float a,b,c,x1,x2,x,series; double d; printf("enter a,b,c and x1(pos) & x2(neg)"); scanf("%f%f%f%f%f", &a, &b, &c, &x1, &x2); read: x = (x1 + x2) / 2; series = a * x *...

In the battleship game reference I posted, there would be two arrays, one for each player. double rgPlayerValuesA[nRows][nCols] = { 0.0 }; double rgPlayerValuesB[nRows][nCols] = { 0.0 };

If you keep providing hints, maybe I could help you.

What is the indication leading you to believe there is somethig wrong with your compiler? Also, which compiler product are you using?

I place all of the following information in the stdafx.h file. This is an example linking to Oracle libraries... #include "C:\Oracle\Ora92\oo4o\CPP\INCLUDE\oracl.h" #ifdef _DEBUG #pragma comment(lib, "C:\\Oracle\\Ora92\\oo4o\\CPP\\LIB\\DBG\\ORACLM32.lib") #else // _DEBUG...

TY BenTheMan! TY Marcus! Marcus...very interesting you mentioned fractal... ...because, allot of information can be squeezed in a fractal similar to a hologram...

i+=2; i=i+2; same the first statement is preferred because it has 4 keystrokes instead of 5 keystrokes also, it is easier for me to read like this: i += 2; i = i + 2; If you have doubt about operator precedence, you can use ++count instead of count++

Questions: Where can I obtain the most advanced published papers regarding valid unification theories? If there are none, which published papers will get me closest when combined in their respective categories? Comment: It is obvious to me through speculation, physical laws have yet to...

Notice the accounting trick in the article below regarding deferred bonuses that could have originated with tax dollars. What? Bonus for losing money? If I were the Chief North American ML economist and didn't receive my normal $1-3M bonus, heck, I would think we were in a depressioin also...

In your reference, David mentions "advocating high fixed-income orientation". First a humorous remark and then a serious contrarian remark... (1) Humorous: does David have the office across the hallway from John Thain's old office which just received $1M in renovations? (2) Serious...

In my original post, you may have noticed I mentioned non-nested inheritance and nested inheritance and the two primary concepts I presented. We can take the nested non-inheritance concept one notch further, to test the limits of a more scalable system. Here, I present an example of nested...

There is much more of a difference in nested classes relative to non-nested classes than what meets the eye. The naming convention, or the namespace, of course changes and how one accesses objects changes. However, imagine the potential difference in performance as I hope to convey. In...

You may want to go to several job web sites, where one would normally go to find a job, to get a feel of the market demand and salary ranges for your area you intend to eventually reside. My intention is not to encourage you in choice of programming language or operating system targets or even...

LOL. I wouldn't worry too much about the layoffs. Once the $1B M3 issued via private corporation Federal Reserve hits our pockets, start looking for the next bubble. A hyper-bubble, like no bubble we have seen before. Bubble went from Japan, to US, to China, in almost successive decades...

It appears our new US Treasury head is trying to pressure China, as of last Friday, to quit pegging their currency (or allow it to float). Could backfire in a big way since China is one of our largest bankers. I am not sure what our angle is, as I am still pondering the situation. I don't...