More about Linear search algorithm...Please help....?
Q. Can anyone help me wats wrong with this prog.? It just wouldn't work :( is it the loop or wat... #include #include int main() { clrscr(); const int size=8; double target; double array[size]; int flag; int con; cout<<"Enter up to seven integers:\n\n"; for(int x=0;x<7;x++) { cout<<"Enter integer then hit return\n"; cin>>size; } flag=0; cout << "Enter a target to be found: "; cin >> target; for (con=0;con Asked by john jay - Sat Oct 17 03:58:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. are you studying computer science in uni? srry just wondering
Answered by Joseph - Sat Oct 17 04:08:38 2009

javascript, whats wrong with my code?
Q. I got it to work right...you hit start...and then enter as many numbers as you want..when you want it to stop you put in a negative number...but its always the wrong answer...I was looking at it..and instead of adding numbers like 2+2 = 4...it will put them together..it will make it 22 instead of 4 or something like that...or atleast that was what another problem almost like this one was doing...if I enter 2,2,-1 in this one it gives me -406.6667 what the heck is wrong with this thing...java script sucks...

What do you think of my short short story?
Q. Keep in mind, it's really short And it's set in a world where numbers dont exist The man who discovered numbers Come on kids, its easy" the teacher said looking down on the little first graders. "Purple plus blue" she read off the board. This is one of the simplest algorithms around" she yelled at them. It was just her luck to get stuck teaching the remedial class. These kids just didn t know anything. If yellow walked up to them and said hi, they wouldn t know what had hit them. Miss, what s a thirty" James Jameson said to her. Don t talk gibberish boy she said in an annoyed voice. Alright, one more time, Purple plus Red"? "Anyone, anyone?" 14 years later James Jameson was delivering the mail. He walked up to house blue-red, the… [cont.]
Asked by someone - Tue Dec 8 01:00:59 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it's satisfactory
Answered by Attractive - Tue Dec 8 01:05:05 2009