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Originally posted by Nou I havnt even looked at C# or .NET that much... I really want to get back into Visual Studio and start learning that stuff again, but work keeps me tied down in PHP and Javascripting and boring logic controls, nothing exciting!

haha .. i am the total opposite of you .. i do some moderate PHP, but i spend most of my work in Visual Studio .. don't work on .NET much, because i am but a poor student who can't afford expensive software like that .. ..

the job place has got me on Java, so i am pretty content at the moment .. i enjoy Java's flexibility as much as i enjoy Visual Basic's flexibility (if any VB developers know what i mean.. hahahha) ..

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Originally posted by 3xx3r7 Java eats C++ for breakfast.

im my opinion, Java has the same amount of advantages over C++ anytime ..

i like Java's exception handling, library management (.jar), portability, and runtime error pickups ..

however, i like C++'s class management, use of user-defined types (struct keyword), kernel use (people may have trouble with this .. i dont know .. i haven't had problems with memory with C++), and pointer references (very complex for others, but i find it useful and cool .. well i am a nerd of course .. )

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Originally posted by Trancedewd LOL it doesnt work on other computers? Oh well, i must really suck at programming

bl60.bpl error??? .. working with borland c++ ?? .. you probably deployed it improperly .. hahaha ... that's the thing i hate with c++ .. in order to copy the .exe, you also sometimes need to copy the object files that is created with the executable ..

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Originally posted by itsTrueSonic that's the thing i hate with c++ .. in order to copy the .exe, you also sometimes need to copy the object files that is created with the executable ..

probably the workspace file or any header files previously defined

C# is pretty much like Java, but has a few things here and there that makes it a bit better than Java.

In C#, when you have to use pointers, you have to label it as unsafe code.

For some reason that cracks me up.

version 2.0!

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#include using namespace std; int main() { float a, b, c; int x; while ( x != 1) { cout << "This is Fahrenheit to Celsius convertor v2.0.\n"; cout << "Please enter the amount of degrees you would like to convert.\n"; cin >> a; b = a - 32; c = b * .5555555555; cout << "The degrees is " << c << " celsius.\n"; cout << "Would you like to exit the program? Enter 1 if yes, anything else to continue."; cin >> x; } return 0; }

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Now I have a question. I tried to say, "enter y to exit." but I dont know how exactly...

Try "char anything".

Then put "while(anything != y)" instead of the x.

Then cin anything.

I tried that, but it didn't work. compiler gave an error or something

When I said "anything" I meant a letter like "a".

right

ok so i have....

#include

using namespace std;

int main()
{
float a, b, c;
char *x;
while (strcmp(x,"y")) {
cout << "This is Fahrenheit to Celsius convertor v2.0.\n";
cout << "Please enter the amount of degrees you would like to convert.\n";
cin >> a;
b = a - 32;
c = b * .5555555555;
cout << "The degrees is " << c << " celsius.\n";
cout << "Would you like to exit the program? Enter y if yes, anything else to continue.";
cin >> x;
}
return 0;
}

but when i try and run the program, an error box opens and nothing happens

So I wasn't that far off the road.

it compiles just fine, but it doesn't run.

Just remembered, I forgot to look for the floppies.

If it's a string that you're using, don't you need an additional header?

Nope, since its a char. Like i said, it compiled fine. I would think it wouldn't compile correctly if i was missing a #include thingy

side question: My programs are like 500KB big for 20 lines of code............wtf?

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Originally posted by Sunsnail while (strcmp(x,"y")) {

maybe cause you didn't initialize the 'x' character and you only declared it.

Im bumping a thread from last year!

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