You're too cheap; I charge at least $100/hr but then again I deliver a neat report
including a nice little proof about the non existence of four or more digits Armstrong
numbers.
Code removed, even it it's bad code, per posting guidelines
RRII(result.ret .in.init.) C++ rapadigm (mocked from raii one for sure) is actively used rendering practical usefullness to zero though it can be used in research purposes.
You're charged $30. I'd like it in 10 and 20 bills, thank you.
A program is not required.
They are: 001,153,370,371 and 407. QED
The person wants to write a program for finding Armstrong numbers. But you are giving bull advice.
I am very much disappointed in Bytes forums. When someone tries to post a sane reply, the admins edit/block/delete/remove the post very fast. At the same time, they take no pains to post some helpful advice.
But still this is supposed to be a C/C++ helping forum. Just have a look at the replies to the question asked.
I posted 3-4 times in this thread, and no all got removed. I didnt even post any code. But the funny, curt or mocking replies remain.
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