C tips
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C tips
now that i am in C, i find it not that difficult. i know perl, so most of the concepts came easy. (our teacher spent 2 days trying to explain what an out put function/printf was.)
so i was wondering, since class has not been hard, if there is anything i could code to blow away my classmates. (in our 'picture' project everyone was doing squares or gay stuff, i took on the triforce.) i ran my program and they got pwnt.
so anything i can do to blow em' away?
so i was wondering, since class has not been hard, if there is anything i could code to blow away my classmates. (in our 'picture' project everyone was doing squares or gay stuff, i took on the triforce.) i ran my program and they got pwnt.
so anything i can do to blow em' away?
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Use "buffering" ? Umm... The dos console works on buffering. Printf is stored in a buffer. Cout is stored in a buffer. Everything in your monitor from the DOS console is from a buffer and is displayed once the buffer is flushed.JS Lemming wrote:The problem is your using the dos console.... making that mug spin would destroy the ASCII art. If you use buffering, you can make an ASCII animation/movie. That would blow the foos out da water.
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