| Dexterr (20) | |
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Hello, i've been reading this C++ book from Alex Allain , and i've come to the point where im supposed to figure out an algorithm which i really am having troubles sorting it out, i quote from the book: " For example, imagine trying to come up with an algorithm for a program that displayed the English name for a number (example: 1204, one thousand, two hundred four). " How am i supposed to sort that algorithm ? Ps. I am not asking you to create the code or anything alike, i just need some pointers so i can have a clue to what im doing, thanks :) | |
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| Moschops (5956) | |
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Welcome to programming. Programming is the art and craft of thinking about problems in a way that the solution lends itself to programmatic expression. All the rest is just learning syntax. How did you do it? Explain to me how I can look at the number 3246 and know what to say. Is it two thousand, six hundred and forty-three? If not, why not? Tell me why and then you'll know how to programme it. | |
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| Dexterr (20) | |
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Its so frustrating. Maybe its because its getting late here aswell, i cant think straight i couldnt even start a basic structure of the code for now, i will have to start fresh tomorrow. Any other comments would be greatly appreciated thanks. -Good Night | |
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| LilHunch (6) | |
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Hi Dexterr, Are you just beginning C++? If so, I would like to help you learn more. Thanks | |
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