Comments by ok4now

and ghey people don't use punctuation.<br /> <blockquote>boys don't like <font color="pink">pink boys</font>...</blockquote>

maybe she's being followed by a moon shadow. moon-shadow. moon-shadow.

&lt;font-speak="valley-girl"&gt;duh! like, totally that's what i meant!&lt;/font-speak&gt;

so ur saying u read the EULA?

i thought that's what the star-selling people claim.

yeah...cool effects

i'll have to say ditto on that one...

i'm not sure waht would be better. i wonder if it's conflicting with the shades of blue in the other cells. can u set a variable in user preferences?

this is one of those journals that after i clicked it, the screen hesitated and i thought: <i>this isn't another stupid javascript that's turning off my machine now, is it?</i>...whew!

thanks for the suggestions. here are some responses:<br /> <p style="margin-width:.5in;">i know that int *p, q; is the same as int *p; int q;<br /> i guess i'm not seeing it all just yet, because...

it's a great scrabble(r) word

i can't find the code leak in this...can you?

works good for 1 to 100, or even 1 to 3. But, pick 44 to 46, and the number ends up as 68. weird...i'll have to look at it some more tomorrow.

while we're on the subject...any idea why this won't work for all ranges?<br /> <br /> <pre>//Brian W. Papocchia //Programming Assignment Set 3 //Part 4, Guessing Game program //May 29, 2003 ...

i swear u must have the same prof! lol...this looks very close to my assignment.

i'm going to bed now

here's the final animal:<br /> <br /> <pre>//Brian W. Papocchia //Programming Assignment Set 3 //Part 3, Array version 9 - Use functions with pointers // Output: array forwards, total, array i...

thanks for your help. i already knew about 98% of what you wrote. the new point is that in "int *p;" that i was taught, c++ sees it as "int* p;". now that i know the asterisk goes with the datatype...

although this is a different method, it made me look at the error message in a different way. it appears the function prototype was wrong. it needed to be: PopulateArray(int *, int), not (int, int)...

although it's an old book, it looks like a good reference. unfortunately, he's referencing a style of c++ that i am not learning. regarding pointers and functions, he references "int*" and "int&" w...

<ol><li>i did read what you wrote. since much of your answer was based on a bad paste, i didn't comment further.</li> <li>you wrote: "Just because you are using pointers does not mean the laws of ...

badum, dum...*choosh*

please take another look...the paste didn't work right because i left a &lt; sign which turned everything else into an html tag. question: how do i pass a pointer to a function? or, how do i pass a...

good pickup. it seems the &lt;pre&gt; tags work great with double &lt;&lt;'s, but not with single ones. take another look.

Purpose() is just a template function to explain the purpose of the program. it says something like, "this program takes SIZE elements into an array" blah-blah-blah. i made it so it would change if...