Nope. And there's the same amount of I/O involved, anyway. If you had a 1-byte buffer, there'd be a lot of overhead to the file I/O. If you had...
This is your assignment, not ours. I doubt that a person that can't be bothered to check the "Before you make a query" thread can be expected to...
You have to design the program such that a situation can be described by variables. Save the variables, get them back, and reconstruct the...
A file handle is an integer, a FILE is a struct (that varies somewhat between implementations). Use "int _fileno (FILE *stream);" to get the...
I might want to repeat some operation until I reach some logical result (success), or have failed to do so after 10 (or 10 million) tries. That...
Reverse order would be 2, 0, 6 would it not? Typically, we don't serve up code. It is in the best interests of the questioner to produce code...
You can't resize an ordinary array unless it has been created on the heap. If you reallocate it, you have to be prepared to update the pointer to...
OpenGL's "origin" is at the bottom-left, as a mathematician would expect. There are simple ways to put it at the upper left, as most windowing...
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PHP.
Note that 'HTTP_REFERER' is set by the user agent, if at all, and can't be trusted. Rely on your server and its permission mechanisms.
You can't (or shouldn't want to) convert that C++. It isn't functional. If that's the original code, it never compiled.
Long won't get you any decimal places. There are two issues. One is that the accuracy of the operation is constrained by the particular...
If you want to do it programmatically, you have to send the data to the printer, using its own specific device capabilities. Your OS or a library...
Don't quote me with partial context, sonny boy. I didn't say that knowledge was useless. Read what I wrote. "Since you don't have a specific...
How you dink with a window obviously depends on the windowing system. It has nothing to do with the language. You don't give any platform...
You aren't listening. '9' is not 9. '9' is a code for a symbol. It isn't always the same code. Maybe it's ASCII, maybe it's 3-of-5, maybe...
You have a couple of issues. The character, '9', has the integral value of 57 (presuming it's ASCII--Lord knows, if it's not). The second issue...
If you read a line with the normal invocation of fgets, it terminates on a newline. It will terminate earlier if you give it a maximum length...
You don't operate on file data. You get it into memory, either whole or piecemeal, and work with it. My approach would be to read the file line...
Separate names with a comma.
