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niioosha May 28, 2011 at 6:06 pm

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Anamaniac May 29, 2011 at 6:07 pm

Do you really plan on paying $110 or 4GB of DDR3 1600? Hell, I bought 6GB (3×2GB) DDR3 1600MHz in Canada for $110… In all reality, a DDR3 1066 set doesn’t make any noticiable difference (many benchmarks out there to show you, and I run my 1600MHz set at 1066MHz with lower timings and for better stability).Why the weak GPU? A 4650, really? Atleast get a 4670. 1GB 4870’s are cheaper by the dozen these days also.Be careful with cheap power supplies, as they do have quite a history of taking out someone’s entire computer.The rest is decent though. I suggest grabbing the new 125W version of the Phenom II x4 965 though, you should be able to grab it for around the same price (<$200)Good luck and happy gaming.

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brianthesnail123 May 30, 2011 at 6:19 pm

hi mate yes,thats sweet…allthough i would of gone with 3 x gts260,s instead of the single gtx295,mainly for bragging rights and theres nothing better than three cards in your pc,however theres the power supply issue then,and a single gtx295 will use alot less power than three gtx260,s the other specs are awesome allthough at this price range you should of been able to get the core i7 975 ,then again the 920 is a excellent overclocker apart from these a excellent build..well done good luck !

Cubbi May 31, 2011 at 6:00 am

Your code is passing pointers to first elements of the arrays, which is the C way of implementing reference semantics for C arrays.It’s uncommon to use arrays in C++ (we use vectors normally) and even more uncommon to pass arrays by reference, but, sure, why not.to pass your arrays as (const) references to arrays, change     int day5(string firstArray[], string secondArray[])to     int day5(const string (&firstArray)[7], const string (&secondArray)[7])No other changes necessary.To pass vectors by reference (which is the normal C++ way to do this), make it     int day5(const vector& firstArray, const vector& secondArray)but this would mean changing main() a bit too.

AQuestionMark May 31, 2011 at 6:01 pm

Approach to this problem1. a loop is going to run itself 5 times, during which2. j=code2.charAt(i); will take the character from start of code2 and store it as j3. k=code1.charAt(i+2); will take the character from 3rd character of code2 and store it as k4. in 1st loop join null string(initial value of code3) with j and then k, store it in code35. in next 4 loops, join code3 with j then k, store it in code3during runtime… 1st loop code3 will hold Vl 2nd loop code3 will hold Vlec3rd loop code3 will hold Vlecco4th loop code3 will hold Vleccotm5th loop code3 will hold …(i bet you can answer it now, if not try a little harder) ǝoɯʇoɔɔǝƖΛ :sı ɹǝmsuɐ ǝɥʇ

Sravan June 1, 2011 at 6:02 am

Hi,Your code is not much clear. If you observe most of the lines in the code are truncated.Provide a better code.OrJust give what kind of error you’ve observed in your code. Whats the expected op and what was original op.One suggestion from my side, do not use #define so many times in the code.You can use “const char * ” for most of the declarations like EMP_ID_FORMAT, EMPLOYEE_STATUS_CODE(1,2,3), STATUS_CODE, HOURLY_PAY_RATE.You might use #define just for variables which you use for size declarations. Others are not really necessary. This will solve most of the bugs.NOTE: #define is not a typed constant. You cannot use %s %d %c etc for variables defined using #define.

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Harley June 3, 2011 at 6:48 pm

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PamelaN June 4, 2011 at 6:03 am

The answer to the second one is probably rainbow. I have no idea what kind of code that is. The first one reminds me of binary code.

Matt June 4, 2011 at 6:15 pm

It’d help if you’d pasted the output as well. If you’d like, you can email me the source code and I’ll give it a build and see what errors your getting. My yahoo email username is insidehuxleysfence.Also, you can download a copy of Visual C++ Express from Microsoft for free: http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ or, for that matter, any of their Visual Studio Express products: http://www.microsoft.com/express/default.aspx