Second version of my app is out, i hope it will have as much success as the version version or even more! . Check it out: http://davidevitelaru.com/digitaljanitor.php
I am now trying to get a handle on dynamic data structures like trees and linked lists. Linked lists are something that I plan to use for editing files and databases. Each of the lines in a text file that a program is editing would be a structure containing three members: the line number, which should change automatically whenever a line gets inserted or deleted before it, a character pointer pointing to the text in that line, and a pointer to the next line. All of them would be linked together, ...
Yeah, so i decided to make my "Pythagoras" application in C++ (Console Project), and use a Java user interface. This way, i can make Pythagoras work on Linux and Max too. I have a lot of work to do now since i chose C++ as a programming language, C# had many classes that could have helped me do everything faster, but i got bored of it. Anyway, Java resembles it, and i will use it to make the interface (let's hope i can grab the console output).
Well, I've been mulling it over for a while, and I think now is a good time to go on a short hiatus from activities on CC and other programming websites, or really just most stuff on the internet in general. Not that important, I 'spose, just letting people know that I probably won't post messages much if at all until March. So, see everyone then! ^_^
Hello , I am a new learner for asp.net please help me to transfer data from one page to other
I've been doing some of this and that lately. I've learned how to get command line arguments now, and also how to create structures and unions, create binary trees and linked lists, and do some basic file operations (which I haven't tried out yet). I have improved on my personal library, adding functions for comparing strings. First I wrote a strequal() function to test if two functions are equal. After that I wrote strcomp(), which returns a positive, negative, or zero value to ...
I've been working a lot in pointers for the past couple days, gradually getting a handle on how they work and what they are used for. Back when I (sort of) learned C++, I had no idea what the heck was the point of them, but now that I've gotten some more education, I realize that they are a very important part of (especially low level) programming. At this point, I'd like to reflect on my decision to become a computer programmer. I used to be a writer. I wrote novels and short ...
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