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Posted November 18, 2016
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Cavenagh: PS Learn Grammar while your at it.....
To be fair, her grammar is actually perfect for her dialect, whereas you're missing several counts of capitalization and punctuation.
Posted November 18, 2016
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Cavenagh: PS Learn Grammar while your at it.....
"You're."
Posted November 18, 2016
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zeogold: ... interruption of therapy ...
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Alaric.us: You bastard! I read this whole exchange with a straight face, only getting mildly annoyed. And then, with this final post, you made me laugh. At work. You'll pay for this outage. I will complain to your dean. :D
It really is a shame his posts got deleted. Now people who read my posts won't understand half the jokes I made, like the "alpha male" reference or the point that he said he found me by searching "zeogold" and finding some user with this same name on a site asking a question about JavaScript, said that's cheating, and that he'll report me to the dean for asking this question.
Little did he realize in any of that that I'm not even IN a computer science class. I hate coding, as a matter of fact, and don't even know the first thing about it. I'm a psychology major. And boy, lemme tell ya, is he one heck of a study.
Posted November 18, 2016
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zeogold: It really is a shame his posts got deleted. Now people who read my posts won't understand half the jokes I made, like the "alpha male" reference or the point that he said he found me by searching "zeogold" and finding some user with this same name on a site asking a question about JavaScript, said that's cheating, and that he'll report me to the dean for asking this question.
Little did he realize in any of that that I'm not even IN a computer science class. I hate coding, as a matter of fact, and don't even know the first thing about it. I'm a psychology major. And boy, lemme tell ya, is he one heck of a study.
Abusing the power of psychology to make people laugh at work. Definitely complaining to dean. =)
Posted November 18, 2016
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ZFR: But I *do* miss them. Slaugh's murder mystery, Cyraxpt's Let's play a game... Come back!
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Cyraxpt: Yeah... no, i can't bother myself to do that when this community doesn't even bother to fight for better conditions.
I fully understand. Still sad to see those go.
Posted November 18, 2016
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zeogold: Little did he realize in any of that that I'm not even IN a computer science class. I hate coding, as a matter of fact, and don't even know the first thing about it. I'm a psychology major. And boy, lemme tell ya, is he one heck of a study.
Come on, now you gave it away. :(

Could have been priceless material for more funny dialogues in the future.
Posted November 18, 2016
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zeogold: Little did he realize in any of that that I'm not even IN a computer science class. I hate coding, as a matter of fact, and don't even know the first thing about it. I'm a psychology major. And boy, lemme tell ya, is he one heck of a study.
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PaterAlf: Come on, now you gave it away. :(

Could have been priceless material for more funny dialogues in the future.
To be fair, I've said it across multiple threads in the past, none of which he's apparently ever seen.
Don't worry though, the secret that I'm actually an innkeeper in my 40s living in the Keweenaw is still safe.
Posted November 18, 2016
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Alaric.us: You bastard! I read this whole exchange with a straight face, only getting mildly annoyed. And then, with this final post, you made me laugh. At work. You'll pay for this outage. I will complain to your dean. :D
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zeogold: It really is a shame his posts got deleted. Now people who read my posts won't understand half the jokes I made, like the "alpha male" reference or the point that he said he found me by searching "zeogold" and finding some user with this same name on a site asking a question about JavaScript, said that's cheating, and that he'll report me to the dean for asking this question.
Little did he realize in any of that that I'm not even IN a computer science class. I hate coding, as a matter of fact, and don't even know the first thing about it. I'm a psychology major. And boy, lemme tell ya, is he one heck of a study.
At least the JavaScript code can be found in a quote in my post.

Anyway, does anyone know why the line of C code

int x = x;
is even legal in the first place? (It is; as I said, the code I posted surprisingly does compile.)
Posted November 18, 2016
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dtgreene: At least the JavaScript code can be found in a quote in my post.
Oh, true. He can still sue me with that. How kind of you.
Posted November 18, 2016
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zeogold: Don't worry though, the secret that I'm actually an innkeeper in my 40s living in the Keweenaw is still safe.
Smile suppression systems...overloading!!
Posted November 18, 2016
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int x = x;
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dtgreene: is even legal in the first place? (It is; as I said, the code I posted surprisingly does compile.)
It shouldn't build. Visual Studio, for instance doesn't allow this. I get an error: "uninitialized variable used." Perhaps something about your compiler settings?
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dtgreene: is even legal in the first place? (It is; as I said, the code I posted surprisingly does compile.)
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Alaric.us: It shouldn't build. Visual Studio, for instance doesn't allow this. I get an error: "uninitialized variable used." Perhaps something about your compiler settings?
Is the statement within a function (like main())?

If I put like line outside a function I get an error ("initializer element is not constant"), but if I put it inside a function the compiler happily accepts this code.

Also, did you know that the following is legal C (but not C++) (this example is from the book "Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets")?

char x[3] = "Bob";
Posted November 18, 2016
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Cavenagh: PS Learn Grammar while your at it.....
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Alaric.us: "You're."
Sarcasm :P

have a good weekend, I'm off to get blotto
Posted November 18, 2016
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Alaric.us: It shouldn't build. Visual Studio, for instance doesn't allow this. I get an error: "uninitialized variable used." Perhaps something about your compiler settings?
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dtgreene: Is the statement within a function (like main())?

If I put like line outside a function I get an error ("initializer element is not constant"), but if I put it inside a function the compiler happily accepts this code.

Also, did you know that the following is legal C (but not C++) (this example is from the book "Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets")?

char x[3] = "Bob";
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dtgreene:
Yea it was within main, although it seems that I was testing in a C++ project, not C.

And no, I had no idea. =) I'm not a C/C++ developer so I'm not familiar with the nuances.
Posted November 18, 2016
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Alaric.us: "You're."
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Cavenagh: Sarcasm :P
"It's just a prank bro!"
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