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So I'm in the market to buy a new laptop. My laptop at the moment has a case malfunction that is causing issues between the hinges, keyboard, and motherboard. 1. What is your budget? $800+ 2. What is the size of the notebook that you are considering? 15in+ 3. What screen resolution do you...

Hello, I'm contemplating taking advantage of the Microsoft Access Online Course over the course in a classroom, it would save me a lot of gas, and I don't like being in classrooms. Would you say that Microsoft Access is rather difficult or easy to learn by yourself if you have resources available?

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How far are you in C++? If you need a fellow programmer to tread the way with you I'm learning C++ also...I'm actually thinking about putting tutorials up on Youtube, just to reinforce what I'm learning and to help others out. If you haven't started you could follow along.

Well I found out that the problem was something with the gets() function. I don't know what.

I will go through every step you guys have given me...and yes I am learning, but it's more or less of I wanted to get the do{}while() loop down so that I will feel comfortable moving on in my book. I also have to get a minor thing with arrays down also. But thanks.

So I've been programming, reading code, and learning methodology and theory for a few years. I was just thinking back and was wondering when everyone else started to program. I started wanting to learn when I was ten. Didn't have anyone to really help me out and get me started, and this is when...

So I have been staring at this code for the past 2 hours...For some reason it won't let the user input something for everything question. #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <cstdio> using namespace std; int main(){ int memberchoice; int informationcorrectchoice; cout <<...

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So again my question, continue with C++ or learn C?

I know that C isn't a subset of C++, but C++ is a addition to the C language correct? But should I try and implement everything I have learned in C++ over to C then continue in C, or should I just continue C++?

I don't know how many questions I actually have on the subject, but I guess that we'll find out as I type this out. I have experience in C++, I did in Java but remember very little, and have dabbled in Python and Ruby. I like C++ and I have been looking at job postings at big companies to see...