I'm a software engineering, web developing, C++ programming gym attendee with a passion for gaming, long distance running and Open Source Software.
I graduated Teesside University in the UK with a first class bachelors in Computer Programming in 2009. My main interests in my field are artificial intelligence (particularly evolving systems) and operating system design.
In my brief two years in the real world, I have been working developing web based data applications in ASP.NET for the UK Health service, and have been learning various design patterns, as well as becoming a competent (although by no admission an expert) JavaScript hacker.
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Negation in Python Went into a bit more depth about other changes that could be made to the code. |
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GIT: Unlink of file failed edited tags |
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Mar
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awarded | Enlightened |
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Mar
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awarded | Nice Answer |
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Jan
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How to do foreach for every possible value in enum? possible duplicate of C++: Iterate through an enum |
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Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") Very true @chris, but I thought it better to use const char * in relevance to the question. Comment upvote though :)
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Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") added 4 characters in body |
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Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") edited body |
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Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") Bit of a cleanup. |
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Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") @LeviTheDegu Speaking as someone whose has developed his fair share of code in languages where ' and " mean the same thing, I understand your frustration :-) |
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Jan
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answered | Operand types are incompatible ("char" and "const char*") |
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answered | CSS rule being overwritten |
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Jan
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c++ output stream as class member @WhozCraig Really? Interesting. I always thought that was possible. I guess I've never tried it! I'll update my answer. |
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c++ output stream as class member added 102 characters in body |
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c++ output stream as class member Well you can still set the output later on, but yes, it does need to be constructed initially. |
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answered | c++ output stream as class member |
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Program Creating a vector of vectors and counting number of combinations @SeanCollinLeeRay - Fair enough. When you make a new question, you should actually state the problem you're having, so that we don't have to guess :-) |
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How can I get the search (float right) on the top Yeah that'd work too :-). I've added another example. |
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How can I get the search (float right) on the top Added alternate CSS example. |
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How can I get the search (float right) on the top Yes you'd put it around the <a> tag, but you'd also need to make it display:block I think. I'll make an example and add it to my answer.
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