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[pebbly]

Liked

 

[Tews]

I've liked Angie, as well as the two forum pages ...

 

[boohbah]

I like the likes so please like me I'd like that!

that santa hat has made you all cat in the hat it has.

 

[Baroness von Shush]

Many thanks

 

[x BlueRobot]

I've began to relearn how to write in C++ again, been a very long time since I've had a go at programming, but here's my simple program so far (DOS-based):

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {

	int number_one;
	int number_two;
	int answer;
	
	cout << "Here is simple sum of two numbers\n";
	cout << "Enter a number:";
	cin >> number_one;
	cin.ignore();
	cout << "Enter a second number:";
	cin >> number_two;
	cin.ignore();
	answer = number_one + number_two;
	cout << number_one << "+" << number_two << "=" << answer;
	
	cin.get();

	return 0;

}

 

[Baroness von Shush]

Well done....I think.

 

[Carl Lawrence]

So am I.

 

[x BlueRobot]

Well done....I think.

It gives the sum of whatever two numbers you enter, it's hardly a program to be honest

 

[z3r010]

Well done....I think.

It gives the sum of whatever two numbers you enter, it's hardly a program to be honest

Cant you do something useful and write us an app to make a UEFI bootable usb install stick!!!

 

[Carl Lawrence]

Well done....I think.

It gives the sum of whatever two numbers you enter, it's hardly a program to be honest

Thanks, I now understand what this is.

 

[Baroness von Shush]

Well done....I think.

It gives the sum of whatever two numbers you enter, it's hardly a program to be honest

Looks good though!

 

[cytherian]

I wish I had the patience to program again. Getting older, my perspective has changed. I can't stop looking at most programming languages as primitive constructs to craft computer code. At this point, we should be able to articulate pure business logic and requirements in very simple expressions (by voice or finger) that would then be modeled and generated by a computer. We wouldn't have to sweat out all of the idiosyncrasies of syntax and grammar of software infrastructure and rudimentary expressions but instead spend time on the real creativity of programming--coming up with abstract concepts and ideas that would be converted automatically by computer into functional programs.

[/rant]
Sorry... guess it had been a while since I'd gotten this off my chest.

 

[tom982]

I wish I had the patience to program again. Getting older, my perspective has changed. I can't stop looking at most programming languages as primitive constructs to craft computer code. At this point, we should be able to articulate pure business logic and requirements in very simple expressions (by voice or finger) that would then be modeled and generated by a computer. We wouldn't have to sweat out all of the idiosyncrasies of syntax and grammar of software infrastructure and rudimentary expressions but instead spend time on the real creativity of programming--coming up with abstract concepts and ideas that would be converted automatically by computer into functional programs.

[/rant]
Sorry... guess it had been a while since I'd gotten this off my chest.

Love the [/rant] bbcode tag

I keep telling myself that I'm going to learn. I got to an average standard with VB and C#, but I stopped during revision for my A-levels and when I came to pick up where I left off, I had forgotten so much of it, it didn't seem worthwhile. I want to get to a very good standard of C#, then possibly look into starting C++. C++ syntax looks horrific compared to C# though!

 

[A Guy]

Angie needs another 4 likes on her facebook page so she can access all the page stats and stuff.

If you can could you please like http://www.facebook.com/HelpMeBake

Ta.

I enabled my dormant account to Like it I do like Help Me Bake

Remember folks there is also the Seven and Eight FB pages if you haven't liked them already.

http://www.facebook.com/sevenforums
http://www.facebook.com/eightforums

Liked both as well as long as I was at it

I don't know C+, but I was a C+ student in High School

A Guy

 

[x BlueRobot]

I wish I had the patience to program again. Getting older, my perspective has changed. I can't stop looking at most programming languages as primitive constructs to craft computer code. At this point, we should be able to articulate pure business logic and requirements in very simple expressions (by voice or finger) that would then be modeled and generated by a computer. We wouldn't have to sweat out all of the idiosyncrasies of syntax and grammar of software infrastructure and rudimentary expressions but instead spend time on the real creativity of programming--coming up with abstract concepts and ideas that would be converted automatically by computer into functional programs.

[/rant]
Sorry... guess it had been a while since I'd gotten this off my chest.

Love the [/rant] bbcode tag

I keep telling myself that I'm going to learn. I got to an average standard with VB and C#, but I stopped during revision for my A-levels and when I came to pick up where I left off, I had forgotten so much of it, it didn't seem worthwhile. I want to get to a very good standard of C#, then possibly look into starting C++. C++ syntax looks horrific compared to C# though!

C# is easier than C++ in my opinion, I've made my version of the Windows Notepad, but that was the last time I wrote any program, so I'm attempting to relearn it all

 

[Carl Lawrence]

It is very wet and windy again to-day, so I cannot walk Gracie. But I will going to my charity shop shortly.

 

[tom982]

It is very wet and windy again to-day, so I cannot walk Gracie. But I will going to my charity shop shortly.

I know you're a bit East of me, but if Battle is anything like Southampton was this morning then I don't blame you. I just wrung out my trousers and could've easily filled a pint glass :shock:

 

[boohbah]

so where does gracie go to the toilet when it rains, does she have a litter tray, or do you come home to little parcels in the living room,
gracie has a fur coat so the wind shouldnt be a problem, also you could invest in a dog coat like this type with the profits from your battery selling empire on ebay.
if its you bothered about the rain then im sure your charity shop has waterproofs on sale, surely you must brave the weather to get to the charity shop and the job center to sign on.

 

[Carl Lawrence]

It is very wet and windy again to-day, so I cannot walk Gracie. But I will going to my charity shop shortly.

I know you're a bit East of me, but if Battle is anything like Southampton was this morning then I don't blame you. I just wrung out my trousers and could've easily filled a pint glass :shock:

Yes it was, I got rather wet just walking to the charity shop. Anyway this evening I saw this old Triumph Herald in the Esso/Tesco Express near where I live.

Also Boohbah, we have a large garden so Gracie goes there when I cannot walk her. I'm really hoping to walk her tomorrow and Sunday to make up for it.

 

[boohbah]

gracie is in luck, the forecast for Battle is dry until 3pm saturday, and wet sunday until 2pm