Code:
char* formatNum (char* validNum) {
int counter;
int index;
int length;
char* numOut;
5 results in 0.0034 seconds.
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Strings in C
Hello. I'm new to C, and trying to figure out why some code I wrote isn't working. The code is supposed to receive a telephone number that could be formatted with digits, parenths, or dashes. It is supposed to strip out the parenths and dashes, retaining just the digits. Here's the code:
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Generating a Report based on Missing Data
I am working on an hours tracking log. The users/employees submit their hours at the end of the day to determine pay. I am trying to generate a report to show which employees did not submit their hours on any given day, and I need the report to be generated and filled by entering a date in a text field, comparing that date with a DB of all the entries made, comparing those entries with the employee roster (separate DB), and showing those employees... -
Can't get ren'py latest version to install. Many issues!
ANYONE: Having issues opening and downloading Ren'py on Ubuntu?
I was, but solved the issue:
1) Go to link.
2) Download BUT choose Open with Archive Manager instead of saving to file! This solved the issues. :D
[NOTE: Apparently, when I saved the file to download folder, it caused errors. Or when I moved it to desktop, it caused errors. :P ]
USE the link below and NOT the Universe repository, as...Last edited by tpgames; Jun 2 '10, 11:01 PM. Reason: Solved! Fixed post to give instructions and all. -
Biting off more than I can chew...
Hi,
My Perl is functional, but I finally decided to bite the bullet and learn Java, so please be gentle, I'm a newbie.
I have 14 lines of tab seperated data in an external file, comprising an integer value 'n' (which may or may not be present), and two double values 't' and 'c' as follows;
...Code:2 0.5773502692 1 -0.5773502692 1 3 0.7745966692 0.5555555556 0 0.8888888889 -0.7745966692
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Don't be afraid - Linux for Newbies
You might have heard about Linux, but you don't know what it is? Or you know a few things about it, but they terrify you? Well, then this article is for you. Don't be afraid - Everyone can use Linux!
Part 1: What is Linux and why should I use it?
Linux is an Operating System (short: OS). OK, so what is an OS? Let me explain:
Nearly everybody knows Windows. But what exactly does it actually do?
Windows is an example...Last edited by Niheel; Mar 30 '12, 09:04 AM. Reason: Merged into one mega awesome Linux Newbie Article
