These are all very easy assignments. Where exactly are you stuck? Or are you just being lazy?
Display a * at 0,0 and maybe delay a bit for the animation to be visible. Then display a * at 1,0 and a space at 0,0, or the other way round....
How can we debug code that you don't post? You're right though: it SHOULD work. So we need to see the code to find the problem. Try to cut B and...
Yes, but the problem with this is that you still don't learn anything. You learn programming by programming, not by looking at completed code...
Why are you using array semantics to access str? Just use str->a, not &str[0]->a. str->a is a char, not a string. Display it with %c not %s....
How far have you got and where are you stuck? Do you know how to write a simple program to connect to MySQL? If not, try looking up some of the...
A recycle bin for what exactly? Used memory? Or like the recycle bin in Windows? If the latter, it requires that the OS delete file function is...
Here's one way: void test30() { int test[13]; srand((unsigned)time(NULL)); for (int i=0; i<13; test[i++]=0) ; int count=0, p=0; while...
How do we know that this isn't a ruse for us to give you the answers? Anyway some of your questions (5,6,7,12,18,19) are based on unstated...
You should not do it, because if the program design requires that Derived is derived from a private Base then the intent of the design is that...
It will either do nothing (if *a & (1<<b) is zero) or hit an infinite loop (if *a & (1<<b) is non-zero). Best bet is to go after whoever wrote...
You need to link the library in. This error is not a compile error, so the compiler has found the header file and all the information it needs....
The great thing about Linux is that it's Open Source, so you can look at the code yourself, directly. Here's one I found with Google:...
You only need to concern yourself with the object itself. Every new X must be matched with a delete X. If the compiler adds extra code to...
You need to use better variable names. I have no idea what the difference is between day, dd1 and dd2, or why a Date class needs so many...
1. Please use sentence structure. I haven't got a clue what you're talking about there. 2. "allot" is not the same as "a lot". "A lot" is two...
Don't post articles when you're "just beginning" - that's going to be sod all use to anyone. It's good that you're keen to post articles but you...
Probably Windows hasn't released all memory back to the OS and is keeping some of it just in case you do further memory allocations. If you...
If it drops significantly then maybe Windows is swapping unused memory out to swapfile while other stuff needs it. If the application works fine...
Note to self: pay more attention :-)
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