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<0> :P
<1> Finance courses will give you an Economics background
<2> I ahhh
<1> but its different
<2> I was thinking economics might be a good next step after that eventually
<0> anyone with an mba should not be on this channel :P
<1> Economics is more qualitative instead of quantitative
<2> then, maybe an MBA
<1> ie, teaching Windows XP instead of teaching C++
<1> ahem
<2> heh
<1> mba is worthless if you havent worked for atleast 4 years
<2> by the time I get an MS
<2> I'll have been working 8 years
<2> or, actually, more like 9 years
<1> ah nice... :)
<1> but still mba is a bit **** in my opinion
<2> then, I'll pick up extra experience doing that and start working on another degree I guess.
<2> sure
<1> oh yea
<2> but, it would allow new job opportunities
<1> true
<2> to keep moving up
<2> I think the finance background, with my programming could help lead to higher level management positions
<1> if you want the really really big bucks, finding a gab in the market and making your software to fill it, and sell it is still the old time jackpot
<2> basically, the plan is to levearge my software skills to take me into something new
<1> yea
<2> hopefully something business related
<2> build up experience there
<1> thats the way
<2> and leverage that experience to take me into high level management somewhere.
<0> hmm
<0> i was thinking to get a phd and an mba
<2> ok, shower, and dinner time
<2> thanks Quantum.
<0> one more year till the phd is done
<1> oh no problem
<1> djik, phd in what?
<1> Noidea, http://jobs.efinancialcareers.com/job-4000000000151443.htm - $1m salary... ahem
<3> Will the demand be so high and unmet in fifteen years
<1> good question, financial jobs have been in high demand for a while now, and is following the technology market very closely...
<1> so it does look good
<2> I don't care if it's good for 15 more years
<2> as long as it's good for another say, 8 years
<2> I'm good
<4> okay
<1> even in the worst period after 9/11 banks were still hiring people
<1> its pretty stable
<1> and its good to start in like the next few years, cause economy is going upwards too
<1> so bonuses are higher in banks
<1> a lot higher
<4> I submitted some source on the website can some people help me here
<5> we can only see the code if you tell us the URL
<4> okay
<4> www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15962.html
<5> tant: ok, now we have code... now wtf is your question regarding it?
<4> okay
<4> my question is how do I access the sign in each function
<4> I am haveing a really hard time wrapping my head around the sign functions
<4> because it is a string
<4> yet I have to have it work like it is a signed in
<4> in
<4> int
<4> like in the first default constructor am I even setting the sign right
<5> it says you always store the ints as >= 0, so you need to store the sign of the fraction in the sign variable
<5> so... how do you know if the sign of a fraction is pos or neg?
<4> just given -5
<4> DO i NEED to do like if loops
<4> in each member function to set the sign
<4> ie what I was trying to do with setsign
<5> an if () is a condition, not a loop
<5> anyway, after you've deteremined the sign (looks like you did it correctly in setSign), you should make sure both the numerator and denominator are positive
<4> my bad
<4> okayh
<4> I will keep at it
<5> additionaly when determining what the new sign should be, you should probably take into account the old sign
<5> although im not sure how this setSign function is going to be used..
<4> me either,,,I am not sure if we are supposed to right functions for every declaration or not
<4> and the prof is no help
<5> tant: i suspect you're supposed to fill in the bodies of all of the functions there and probably nothing more
<6> hi
<6> i'm gona ask one of the most asked question but here i go
<6> where i do find website for starting to learn to code in c++
<6> (from very basic to medium)
<6> my previous programming experiences was cobol and php
<7> buy a book
<7> Accelerated C++, by Koenig and Moo
<8> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<6> wrong answer, i'm unemployed and can't afford books.
<7> ok, then Thinking in C++ is free online
<7> but I doubt you're going to sit there and read 700+ pages on your computer
<6> (wich is why i ask for a website for newbies.)
<6> Cowmoo, i'm prolly going too :)
<7> hm, I have my doubts
<7> it's annoying to read that much off a screen
<6> well maybe i will not read it fully in one night
<7> haha, of course not
<6> but i will surely read it
<7> well if you manage to read it cover to cover, all on your screen, more power to you :)
<6> (or maybe enough to start on my own)
<6> i got to specify that my goals are to do unix programming at the end.
<8> From what I gather, this link http://cplus.about.com/od/learningc/ will lead you to the "least hated" tutorial on C++.
<6> thanks
<6> see ya later guys and thanks for the bit of help.
<9> Hi i am using GetOpenFileName() which parts of lpofn do i need to initialise first?
<10> JBlitzen, are you around?
<3> Yes
<3> What's up
<10> do you remember me asking about accessing a richedit outside of a namespace yesterday?
<3> Yeah
<10> i posted it in a microsoft forum, and it explains it fully there. mind if youd take a look? its like 6am in US, and no one's had time to reply.
<11> valian : it's a good idea to set all the field to zero (using ZeroMemory or memset), to set the size field to sizeof() of your structure, and then fill the fields you are interested in
<10> http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=269791&SiteID=1
<3> Alright
<2> alright isn't a word.
<11> it appears in a dictionary
<2> as a non-word
<3> What the hell is that
<3> C++/CLI?
<3> Or Managed C++?
<11> adv. okey, acceptable
<3> Alright is a word, ni
<10> Managed C++
<2> http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=alright
<10> Created by visual studio 2005 express.
<11> JBlitzen : c++/cli replaces managed c++. both are c++ for .net
<7> alright is nonstandard, according to OED
<3> So is noidea
<3> Oh
<7> however, no use having them separated as all right when already has been accepted into usage
<3> no0b, Form1 looks like a type
<3> Not an instance
<3> public ref cl*** Form1 : public System::Windows::Forms::Form
<3> yada yada
<10> so how would i access the form and its controls outside of the namespace?
<3> What's the instance of it?
<3> Do you ".Show" anywhere, noOb?
<3> See if you do with a Form1 variable, anywhere in your code
<3> In your entire project
<10> Application::Run(gcnew Form1());
<10> nothing else but whats in that post to do with Form1.
<2> and almost
<2> and always
<2> but
<2> alright isn't accepted.
<2> and hasn't been for 100s of years
<7> right
<7> hence nonstandard
<7> sorry, tyhat all should've been in quotes, was paraphrasing OED
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