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<0> why not, P-Brasil?
<1> Lemme post the code.
<2> and the errors
<2> later, gym time.
<1> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16031.html
<1> Just take a look
<1> the error is: 22 integer constant is too large for "long" type
<3> you did not specify the type
<1> I changed something. Without the operations with the other variables,the code works.
<1> Found the error.
<1> I wasn't payng attention to a detail.
<1> damn
<1> not worked still
<0> what's the problem?
<1> it says the integer is too long
<1> but i used it before
<1> when i try to do
<1> d3 = cnpj%10000000000 / 1000000000;
<1> it do not accepts
<3> YOU have to specify the type of the scalars!
<1> What do you mean with it please ?
<1> Sorry. I'm a C++ Beginner.
<3> well, first try: d3 = cnpj % 10000000000L / 1000000000L
<3> oh.. hmm I am not sure about the inner workings of the % operator now that I think about it
<0> oh, yes... I remember
<1> Nothing changed.
<0> what's the problem?
<1> Same error.
<1> the error is: 22 integer constant is too large for "long" type
<3> well, you need to specify a long long scalar
<1> I never have heard about specy a scalar in my variable type.
<3> scalar is a generic term, not a c++ keyword
<3> (long long) 1000000000000000
<3> try that for fun
<3> just curious
<3> manipulating large numbers does take a certain amount of finess.
<0> cool
<1> Not worked.
<1> Really.
<0> please?
<1> Same thing.
<3> cast everything larger than an int to long long to test
<3> if that does not work, you will have to go another route
<3> I would probably do long long num = <smallest number here> then multiply it by 10 each time in a loop to make a better program layout.
<3> but thats ***uming modulus works as I think it does.
<1> What i want is to think how i can make operations, not use a loop understod ?
<1> why'd i am sure that using c++ builder 6 it's gonna work
<0> yes... you are, P-Brasil
<4> is there a way to do "int *array5 = new int[n];" without the * but instead using []
<4> no answer. hmm, that's not a good sign. heh.
<0> please?
<4> what was your question goldfish?
<1> What i said ? The damned thing worked with C++ Builder 6
<5> t2m: I don't think it's possible. In any case, your current syntax is valid, so you should stick to it.
<4> thanks DrkMatter.
<4> the problem is, the instructor wants us to "pull it off" w/out using a pointer. :/
<5> ... Eh?
<4> ya.. lol
<6> Pull what off?
<0> you haven't lost your sence of humor, t2m
<4> int *array = new int[n]; <--- w/out the *
<4> but using []'s
<7> You can program very effectively in C++ without ever using pointers.
<7> Use a container cl***.
<6> You can't use new without a pointer
<4> ok, a cl***.... that's what i thought
<6> That's what it returns
<7> well, without explicitly using pointers, at least.
<4> i'll give that a try, i think i'll be more successful w/ the parameters
<4> thx for that input JBlitzen.
<4> i'm new to constructor'ing
<6> That's not a constructor
<6> We don't understand what you think you're trying to do
<4> new isn't?
<5> Errr.... You'll still be using a version of new returning a pointer, even if it's wrapped.
<7> How about you post your homework ***ignment so we can see how much we can help and how much we can safely let you struggle with to encourage learning?
<5> new calls a constructor. It'S not a constructor in itself.
<7> (link preferred)
<4> naa, thank you all. you've been helpful.. i'll leave now before your sarcasm rises further than i'm willing to enjoy.
<0> no thanks! ;)
<5> Foo *f = new Foo(4); // new ***igns memory to hold an instance of Foo, then calls Foo::Foo(int) to construct a Foo object that'll fill that spot.
<6> That'll teach us
<5> There was sarcasm involved?
<8> hello! i have installed on my computer MSVisualStudio2005 and i want to make a database in SQL Express - but i dont know where to start, because i've made a new Project/Solution Windows Application from File->New Menu and didnt find where to add MyDatabase or/and Tables or Queryes! Can u help me?
<9> Oh well, off to work
<9> (it's been 2 weeks har har)
<2> woooo!! Knocked out a 5.11C tonight!
<10> is Herbert Schildt the co founder of c++?
<11> no
<10> a n00b forumer said "C++: The Complete Reference
<10> Herbert Schildt
<10> The author is the co-founder of the language. "
<11> he's lying
<10> i think only Bjarne Struostrup is the founder of c++
<10> right?
<11> ja
<10> what's ja?
<12> ibooq: "yes" in german
<10> wtf
<13> care ma invata si pe mine
<13> sa lucrez cu c++
<13> ?
<14> Please use english.
<15> I have and expression that divides an int by a float. According to the definition of the C language a float & int -> float & float. Is there work around to obtain an int as the result rather than a float?
<13> i want to learn to use c++
<15> and = an
<13> who learn me :D
<14> _piky: just ***ign it to an int
<14> and it will cut off any parts
<15> it doesn't work because a cast of type int is break the definition..
<14> or cast the float to integer in the expression
<15> a cast will not work.
<14> explain
<15> unsigned long = (unsigned long) x / y; will throw an error if x is an int of any type and y is a float..
<14> define 'will throw an error'
<15> of sorry, will not compile.
<14> you only cast x there.. not the result of the expression
<14> and it would compile just fine here
<15> ok thanks
<14> unsigned long result=static_cast<unsigned long> ( x/y );
<16> Roxy^: sorry, we're not a tutoring channel. You should get a good C++ book, e.g. "Accelerated C++" by Andy Koenig.
<15> an crap, I'm sorry for posting such a stupid question. Thanks for the help, I really should get some sleep :P
<16> Roxy^: we likely will answer specific questions, though.
<13> i want
<13> to modify an file .src
<13> how ?
<13> scr
<13> .scr
<12> um
<14> .brain
<13> a ?
<16> Sorry, we don't support hackery or malware.
<14> _piky: let me guess. .you forgot the variable name of the result?
<15> yup, thanks for the help.
<14> no prob
<17> hackery? I thought thats what all good C++ programmers do, hack out code
<13> hackery ?
<14> I like hacking walls better
<13> malwary ?
<14> it is more productive
<17> Tamama, hacking walls? you mean exploiting vunerbilities in a FPS game? (excuse spelling)
<12> I hack lungs
<12> result of smoking when I was younger
<14> threat: no, physical walls.. things that keep the roof of a house in the air
<17> Tamama, oh
<18> i recommend a good sledgehammer
<17> Tamama, and would one hack a physical wall?
<14> (though nowadays, io know, walls do not support the roof.. they are just there to look pretty)
<17> Tamama, with an axe?
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