Computer Science Cheat Sheet
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From: Pacific Palisades
Yeah, i was just giving you lip? This was for windows right? anyhow, its cool to see a fellow S owner hacking it up. I tried to play tictactoe but the program exited after my first move. I compiled it on Sun Solaris and it compiled without any errors.
No syntax errors but maybe some logical errors.
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "SOCAL S2K!";
exit 0;
No syntax errors but maybe some logical errors.
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "SOCAL S2K!";
exit 0;
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From: Pacific Palisades
sweet, i almost want to finish it myself so that i can play. that's a cool program.
so simple yet baffles the masses.
i efin, scratched up one of my oem rims on the way to work this morning. SO stoked
there is no body damage to my baby sebring.
so simple yet baffles the masses.
i efin, scratched up one of my oem rims on the way to work this morning. SO stoked
there is no body damage to my baby sebring.
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From: At the bottom, drowning
Carlo, this is a little after the fact . . . . . but all three run?????
R U SURE????
You must be using a modified FORTAN compiler vice a straight C++ compiler.
The very first subroutine does not specify asc as a global or local variable. If this were used in Object oriented programming . . . . .. there would be problems!!
It isn't elegant but it works, i guess. Hope you did well!
R U SURE????
You must be using a modified FORTAN compiler vice a straight C++ compiler.
The very first subroutine does not specify asc as a global or local variable. If this were used in Object oriented programming . . . . .. there would be problems!!
It isn't elegant but it works, i guess. Hope you did well!