guest598594

guest598594

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guest598594 commented on a Page, Calculator Program: Percent of Error  -  Sep 30, 2010
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Calculator Program: Percent of Error  -  Sep 30, 2010
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Maplet and JDBC  -  Jul 22, 2010

It'd probably be better for you to add this as a script.

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guest598594 commented on a Page, Magic 8ball :).  -  Jun 20, 2010

I believe it's "Randomize", not "Randomise".

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guest598594 commented on a Product, here  -  Jun 01, 2010

Oh cool, I'll definitely look into that.

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guest598594 commented on a Product, here  -  Jun 01, 2010

Well if you set your name in the app it throws your name at the beginning of the message, so like "(John Doe) hey what's up".

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guest598594 commented on a Product, here  -  Jun 01, 2010

I grabbed this, $6 --> free. In my school, wifi can be more reliable than service at times lol. What they did was they added an in-app purchase for $6 to remove adds for a year. I think I can deal with the little ad and save $6.

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guest598594 commented on a Page, ArrayCopy  -  May 26, 2010
CopyArray(destinationArray, source array, some size1, some size2);

I'm no C++ expert but can't you just get somesize1 and somesize2 from the given arrays?

Edit: found this on google

int arr[17];
int arrSize = sizeof(arr) / sizeof(int);
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guest598594 created an iPhone Script  -  Apr 13, 2010
guest598594 commented on a Page, Python 8ball script  -  Oct 20, 2009

Not commenting doesn't make something messy, it's a simple set of if statements, pretty self-explanatory...

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guest598594 commented on a Page, 8ball in Visual basic  -  Oct 19, 2009

You can just do Do...Loop, no real need for the x var.

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guest598594 commented on a Page, Simple multiplication table  -  Oct 15, 2009

He was referring to his previous comment:

Just fyi; you can use

Console.WriteLine("{0} * {1} = {2}", var, tablenum, var*tablenum)

instead of

Console.WriteLine(var & " * " & tablenum & " = " & var * tablenum & ".")

sometimes it's a little easier, your choice really though

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guest598594 commented on a Page, Simple multiplication table  -  Oct 13, 2009

I believe tablenum is being dimmed as a variant since you didn't specify a type, unless that's different in .NET than VB6. Looks like they should be integers too:

Dim tablenum As Integer, var As Integer

And rather than doing the Do...Loop Until 1 = 2, you can just do Do...Loop

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guest598594 commented on a Product, here  -  Aug 13, 2009

Free for a limited time, I just picked it up.

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guest598594 commented on a Page, Minesweeper  -  Jul 27, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Anti-Poker  -  Jul 17, 2009

Shouldn't it be

   if (($me isin $1-) && (!%antiflood)) { 
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Random FML Script  -  Jul 06, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Magic 8 Ball  -  Jul 02, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Random FML  -  Jun 28, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Punch someone  -  Jun 26, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, Punch someone  -  Jun 26, 2009
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guest598594 commented on a Page, lovecalc  -  Jun 25, 2009
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