There's really no benefit in using ancient compilers. They're just not up to the job. And there's also really not much point in not being...
Releasing resources after you've finished with them.
Interesting, could you explain what you think this will do? if(a[i]==' '&&(a[i]>='a'||a[i]<='z'))
printf("[display menu]"); char buf[32]; fgets(buf,30,stdin); switch (atoi(buf)) { case 1: /* do the 1 stuff */ break; case 2: /* do the 2 stuff */...
http://www.8085projects.info/Program41.html Modifying it to do 16-bit should be easy enough if you've been paying attention in class.
You could use a tree structure, or just save everything locally and recurse. Depends if you're using a depth-first or breadth-first algorithm.
Where are you stuck?
char generate_code(char *category) { return category[0]; }
Depends what kind of solution you're after. The point of a load balancer is to distribute work across systems that are equally capable of...
I only know what the error means, which is that the linker cannot find lzo1x_decompress_safe in any of the libraries you've linked in. The...
What facility do you have on your computer for sending SMS's? The manufacturer's software development kit documentation will tell you how to use...
>> In my eyes this is what is happening: That's the problem. You're ignoring what IS happening, and substituting in your brain what you WANT to...
What's with all these requests for debugging questions? Just do some programming, and you'll have all the debugging you can handle.
Try adding some debug code, like printing the value of Database.size() just before the loop, add some messages within the load() function so that...
I can't spoon-feed you everything. I'll end up doing your job for you. Think about it and have a few guesses.
Before the interview think about how I might have found the value 0x02E978D5.
Well spotted shabby. It's a bit of a corner case though. However, this (bzzt!) new version should fix that problem; what do you think?
You might feel a slight tingling while I read your mind. I have to do that so that I can figure out what the program is meant to do. Once I've...
Tricky. How accurate does it need to be? Why 0.728? Where does this question come from? Also, what is the possible range of y? It can be solved...
>> in the 1st one i know how tocontinue but i just don't know how to make the programe take the values in ascending order Given the problem...
Separate names with a comma.
