i don't think you should do that. Just ignore the post if you think its homework.
If only we had this "web 2.0" as folks call it back when I was doing CS-related homework. In my day we had to post to USENET for our homework, not to mention walk 9 miles uphill barefoot in a blizzard to the public library to use the computers....
But seriously, nowadays any possible homework assignment involving programming is solvable with a simple google query. Don't junk up the forum.
That's not all true, at the moment i have 99.99% completed my assignment it will run through once perfectly fine, but once i add a for(i=0;i<10000;++i) it crashes, how would googling solve it?
In this case I doubt it would, and forums are a perfect place to get a fresh brain to look at code you have been staring at for 48+ hours and can't see the problem. Many times in class I have had people some even more advanced at coding than me ask me to look at code and within a couple seconds i can see a syntax error or logic error that they could not see after doing all the work and staring at the problem for 3+ hours.
for(i=1;i==1;i+i-i)
cout << "^G nothing to see here";
Help yourself: Search the community docs or try other resources.
Let science use your computer when you aren't: Folding@Home.Originally Posted by Henry Spencer
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Last edited by SubNetMask; April 5th, 2009 at 11:22 PM.
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