St. Euphrosynos Taverna and Ouzeri 43

[Photini]

WooHoo! I got a 59 out of 60 points on my C++ programming final. The only reason I even lost that one point is because that professor never awards a perfect grade for a computer program, since there is always a more efficient way to write a program. My husband laughed and shook his head in disbelief when I told him that C++ was an easy A. LOL Not sure yet what my grade for the semester is, but I do know that it is at least a 94%.

My program solves the quadratic equation when the user inputs values for a, b, & c.

 

[RobNJ]

My program solves the quadratic equation when the user inputs values for a, b, & c.

I'll take your word for it!

 

[ma2000]

WooHoo! I got a 59 out of 60 points on my C++ programming final. The only reason I even lost that one point is because that professor never awards a perfect grade for a computer program, since there is always a more efficient way to write a program. My husband laughed and shook his head in disbelief when I told him that C++ was an easy A. LOL Not sure yet what my grade for the semester is, but I do know that it is at least a 94%.

My program solves the quadratic equation when the user inputs values for a, b, & c.

#include<iostream.h>
void main()
{
cout<<"Congrats!";
}

 

[Michael G]

WooHoo! I got a 59 out of 60 points on my C++ programming final. The only reason I even lost that one point is because that professor never awards a perfect grade for a computer program, since there is always a more efficient way to write a program. My husband laughed and shook his head in disbelief when I told him that C++ was an easy A. LOL Not sure yet what my grade for the semester is, but I do know that it is at least a 94%.

My program solves the quadratic equation when the user inputs values for a, b, & c.

I think I would rather have someone scratch my back with 60 grit sandpaper.

Nice job on the work, though!

 

[Kreikkalainen]

Never liked C++. Never digested object-oriented stuff, generally. Old school here. I speak C++ with a strong C (even Pascal) accent. I guess that's why I found my route to HW. Which has the drawback that after a certain stage you can't correct previously-undetected mistakes. Which is the reason for yet another crisis situation at work, which is the reason why I have to keep this short .

 

[-Kyriaki-]

Current paper:

521 words of 1200 complete. I need 960 plus intro and conclusion. I have what feels like the beginning of the sinus infection that kept Andrew's sister home from work for a week. It's due at 11. It's 11:38pm. I want to sleep...

 

[Anhelyna]

OK - you are half way there - go and get some coffee

You'll get it done in time

 

[Anhelyna]

OK - you are half way there - go and get some coffee

You'll get it done in time

 

[Philothei]

Current paper:

521 words of 1200 complete. I need 960 plus intro and conclusion. I have what feels like the beginning of the sinus infection that kept Andrew's sister home from work for a week. It's due at 11. It's 11:38pm. I want to sleep...

Prayers hon Hang in there you can do it Let us knwo how it went....

 

[Philothei]

That was too nice and wanted to pass it on :

YouTube - The Great Doxology in Tone 4

 

[-Kyriaki-]

1030 words, with the intro, and I managed to quote the book of acts where the Christians are accused of having 'turned the world upside down' in my introduction. go me!

It's 1:20am...now just to finish my rebuttal paragraph and tack a conclusion on!

...and sleep. And get up in the morning to neaten the references (I reference as I go, but it's rough and needs fixing), and go to class and try not to be a zombie. Last time I did this Andrew made me a very sweet double espresso on my way in, and I hope he'll do the same tomorrow.

 

[-Kyriaki-]

All done, I even fixed the references and did the bibliography. I got a bit weird with the references at about 1am, so I had to fix that

Off to bed now. I get 7 hours' sleep, roughly which will be alright, a good coffee and I should be fine

 

[Philothei]

BRAVO KYRIAKI yay!!!!!!!

Have a good night (day too)

 

[Anhelyna]

Well done Kyriaki

Hope the day goes OK

 

[Photini]

Never liked C++. Never digested object-oriented stuff, generally. Old school here. I speak C++ with a strong C (even Pascal) accent. I guess that's why I found my route to HW. Which has the drawback that after a certain stage you can't correct previously-undetected mistakes. Which is the reason for yet another crisis situation at work, which is the reason why I have to keep this short .

LOL I'm new to the programming world. I took Visual Basic last semester and thought is was way too easy. It was like I was talking to the computer almost as easily as typing this message here on this forum. I did like that C++ was a little more challenging. But lower level languages intimidate me.

 

[Photini]

I think I would rather have someone scratch my back with 60 grit sandpaper.

Nice job on the work, though!

Thanks. See, for me, it's like doing a puzzle. I like puzzles. But the drawback was that sometimes I couldn't sleep because I was still programming in my head when I was trying to fall asleep. Even though I'm changing majors, I'll probably still dabble in programming. It's fun. I want to write a program to organize my pictures into specific folders.

 

[SeraphimSarov]

LOL I'm new to the programming world. I took Visual Basic last semester and thought is was way too easy. It was like I was talking to the computer almost as easily as typing this message here on this forum. I did like that C++ was a little more challenging. But lower level languages intimidate me.

Assembly anyone?

 

[Photini]

Assembly anyone?

LOL, no thank you. I'll leave that to bigger nerds than me.

 

[SeraphimSarov]

LOL, no thank you. I'll leave that to bigger nerds than me.

Don't get the wrong impression. I don't know it.

My project for the summer is getting through nursing 101 and learning some bash scripting...

 

[Michael G]

Thanks. See, for me, it's like doing a puzzle. I like puzzles. But the drawback was that sometimes I couldn't sleep because I was still programming in my head when I was trying to fall asleep. Even though I'm changing majors, I'll probably still dabble in programming. It's fun. I want to write a program to organize my pictures into specific folders.

I like building things. They are like a puzzle. But the materials I am comfortable building with are NOT numbers and equations. The materials I am comfortable using are wood, screws, stone, concrete, etc. Numbers and I really do not get along in most cases. The only place where numbers turn out to be my friend is when they are on a tape measure or when they are shutter speed/iso/aperature.