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<0> no no
<0> you asked when I started C++
<0> that's a different thing
<1> vawjr is there another book you would recommend on the subject of template metaprogramming?
<0> rdragon no
<1> thanks
<0> it's just that I'm having problems reading that book
<2> well I asked where did you first start C++ ?
<2> learning C++
<2> in what age
<0> at 45-50
<1> ConiX what does it matter, anyway?
<3> you all work in companies ?
<0> rdragon I thougth Alexandrescu's book was a very good intro to templates
<0> serious using of them
<4> peterhu works on the streets
<4> at night
<2> well I have just 15 and I know C++ from this book 5 days and I think it's a little late to start coding at this age I think that I should started on 12 or 13 :(
<1> yep I have it, just started reading it
<0> ConiX that's bull****
<0> and you got to chapter 3 in 5 days? not bad
<3> what is the name of the book ?
<4> unless he skipped other exercises :)
<0> but get rid of the belief that program is "really easy"
<1> ConiX are you only planning on living until you're 20?
<0> it's not difficult, but it's not "fast" to do
<2> ne LOL
<2> no
<1> then you have plenty of time
<2> yes it is not fast to learn C++
<3> what is the name of the book plz
<2> there is many commands and functions to remmember and understand
<0> it's not slow, but the biggest problem newbies have is they think everything is solvable in an afternoon
<4> Taichimaro: Accelerated C++
<3> thnx
<3> doe's it exist in an other language ?
<4> dno't know
<3> and where can i find it
<4> what language are you looking for
<0> ConiX so have you figured out what the quartiles are
<2> yes
<0> Taichimaro if you're going to go into programming, right now you pretty much _must_ learn american english
<0> ConiX so then what's the difficulty in printing them out?
<4> what vawjr is saying is so true :-\
<2> I have some previous experience of C/vb.net/C# I only know them a little
<2> but that helped me a lot in a way to start with C++
<2> [21:28] <0> ConiX so then what's the difficulty in printing them out?
<2> what do you want to say?
<0> ConiX actually you will have to forget a lot
<0> you said you know how to "find" the quartiles, so.... let's print them out
<0> rdragon if the question is: "Shall I buy this book" then the answer (for you) is yes
<1> yep, just did :)
<0> sorry I didn't realize that was the real question until just now
<0> we can discuss the book as you're reading it... maybe it will make more sense on my 3rd time through
<3> c u all
<1> alright
<2> vawjr what means: quartiles ? I didn't found this word in the dictonary lol
<0> well, the book gives you a partial description
<0> the 1/4 of the numbers with the largest values
<0> the 1/4 of the numbers with the next largest......
<2> well yea....
<2> the 1/4 largest numbers
<2> entered
<0> well, if they're sorted, the they're next to each other
<2> yep in increasing order
<0> so print the last 1/4 of the vector
<2> sort() sorts them in increasing order right?
<0> yeah, I think so
<2> well I could get the size of the vector by v.size()
<2> but how to get the last 1/4 of the vector?
<1> split the collection in 4, and now each piece is a quartile
<2> I should divide the size by 4, right?
<0> well, the last 1/4 will go from 3*size()/4 to size()
<2> and then...
<0> 1st thing I'd do is make sure there are at least 4 things in the vector
<0> well, 2*size()/4 to 3*size()/4
<0> and don't forget you'll likely have an "off by 1" thing going on sincd v[v.size()] is an error
<2> ok thanks for the hint :)
<0> "That's what we're here for" 1986 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<1> hmm, still need to figure out which box my books are in
<0> yeah, me too, need to find some that we haven't unpacked
<5> anyone know if there is a text mode installer rather than the live cd installer for ubuntu 6.06?
<5> (desktop)
<0> sorry, they just installed it at work (many interesting problems) but I didn't watch, I was having my own difficulties w/ Team System
<5> it's just that the live cd installer is a tad slow under a vm i can only allocate 655 megs to
<5> very good looking distro though
<0> we're mainly interested in testing if the *nix broswers work w/ our site
<6> VMWare
<7> the *nix brothers
<6> Not that Firefox in linux is different than Firefox in windows
<6> (Konqueror ****s though)
<5> konq's not that badd
<5> -d
<6> Except when it comes to displaying proper HTML
<5> if ubuntu has portage, i'd use it for the host os
<5> i just wub portage
<5> has = had
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