Not really, only you know what you like doing, so do something relating to that. For example if you're a musician do something relating to music....
And did you feel the need to inform the entire Tour de France team when you finally stopped falling off your bike?
My opinion is that perhaps some clue as to your location would be helpful. Are you in India? Pakistan? UK? Iceland? The answer is bound to be...
Strange question. By definition cin and cout are identifiers, not keywords. Your question shows you don't understand the difference. A keyword...
Unless of course Int isn't an error, and is actually typedef'd somewhere. If Int is typedef unsigned int, then the loop will never terminate...
Nothing, because it won't compile. Unless you mean "compiler output", in which case: errors. Int is not a valid type (C++ is case sensitive so...
Read the link in my sig regarding accurate problem descriptions.
How would you do it on paper? That's always a good way to start figuring out how to do it. Take a few examples and work them out, and after...
Do you know how to get data? (i.e. have you covered cin yet?) If you don't then you need to go over that material again, or tell the teacher it's...
To determine if a block has been modified you need some record of its previous contents. The most accurate way of doing this is with a simple...
The call to main is performed in a compiler-specific object file, in at least one compiler I've seen this is called _crt0.o. If you write your...
Where are you stuck? Or are you just posting your homework in the hope that someone will do it for you?
It's not any syntax I've seen before. Seems equivalent to static const char * const pm_tests[6] = {"none", "core", etc }; You may well have...
Yep, but what are the values of those macros? As in: look them up. You need to learn how to find your way around code if you want to be a...
Looks like it's not as simple as that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulo_operation Visual C++ 2008 test code: void test39() { for (int...
Does it work OK if you use different variables for the different tables, e.g. da1 = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM Employee", conn); da2 = new...
That probably explains it. You're allocating 1111111111 pairs of 4-byte ints, that's 2,222,222,222 ints and of course 2,222,222,222*8 bytes...
There isn't one. SQL is just a language; see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL Often Microsoft SQL Server is abbreviated to just SQL; have you...
To compile and link in one step just add the library names to the gcc line, e.g.: gcc myprog.c -o myprog somelib.a If the library isn't in the...
Search from the end of the string for a dot, then strcmp the text after that point.
Separate names with a comma.
