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May 10, 2010 at 12:41 am

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Chrislol

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Hey guys. I’m just wondering if any of you C++ programmers, could help me with, or do, my uni coursework. I’m making a Sudoku game. I’m very bad at programming and I’ve opted to do a different course next year but I need to pass everything this year. So I’m just wondering, any help? I’ve looked all around the internet and found different code but none of it makes sense to me nor does it relate to any of the code I have. If you can help thanks.
May 10, 2010 at 6:46 am

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joshd96320

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Do you have to do it in C++
May 10, 2010 at 8:15 am

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my dad can, but I am unsure if that information can help. I can do a bit of pascal, but again, not that helpfull. Best of luck though
May 10, 2010 at 9:52 am

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Angel

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@joshd96320 383224 wrote:

Do you have to do it in C++

Just my thought :crazy:

My teacher started laughing when I asked and said have fun

have a lot of codes for C# but not C++
May 10, 2010 at 11:51 am

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joshd96320

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exactly Angel

C++ is a bit awkward just for sudoku

would be much easier in like Python or something i reckon, coz python is quick to learn & to master
May 10, 2010 at 11:53 am

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DaftFader

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use hexidecimal ftw!
May 10, 2010 at 12:10 pm

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Clusterfrog

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best way to do it is try to write the code yourself, when you get stuck, ask on a programming forum. People are happy to help with specific problems but will ignore you if you ask too much (ie ask them to do it for you :P)

you might as well learn tho its a good skill to have and if you have half a brain you will be able to do it
May 10, 2010 at 12:14 pm

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Chrislol

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I would learn, but it’s due in a few days and I have more pressing matters to attend to. >.> The module is programming in C++ but if you find C# easier, and tell me how to implement it then I think I maybe able to use that. I have my code on hand if anyone wants to see it too. I have asked for help on other forums, no one has been helpful.
May 10, 2010 at 1:16 pm

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@Chrislol 383270 wrote:

I would learn, but it’s due in a few days and I have more pressing matters to attend to. >.> The module is programming in C++ but if you find C# easier, and tell me how to implement it then I think I maybe able to use that. I have my code on hand if anyone wants to see it too. I have asked for help on other forums, no one has been helpful.

sure there’s some dodgy site that will charge you for the service, I doubt anyone will code for free 2bh its a few hours work at best surly…

anyway dont you have to show methodology, array structures etc etc rather just hand over a program?
May 10, 2010 at 2:49 pm

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joshd96320

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a few days?

your fucked if you wanna make it at all decent
May 10, 2010 at 3:15 pm

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Clusterfrog

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well if you have other priorities then prepare to fail, i dont think you’ll find anyone to do your homework for you
May 10, 2010 at 3:44 pm

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Chrislol

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All I need is one class to get a C. It’s first year work. Looked it up and it’s due for Friday.
May 10, 2010 at 7:01 pm

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General Lighting

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dude you should have withdrew ages ago if you weren’t into programming as any uni course what is making first years write C++ must be aimed at the more hardcore programmers. it would have cracked my brain when I was young josh’s age and much more in to that sort of sutff. its not the end of the world, I dropped out of uni after two years, have worked in IT ever since and now work in a senior management job in IT…

I can only just about hack at C and have let most of my coding skills get very rusty though, I curse myself for this but after a 50-60 hour week sometimes the last thing I want to be dealing with is fixing any more computers! also you have posted your solicitation for people to help you cheat from your uni computer and all the traffic is recorded in case students are using them for other crime.. (the fact they do this isn’t widely advertised but is hidden in all the JANET terms and conditions)

there is no point staying at uni if you genuinely do not want to be there. it will just be increasing hell for you..
May 10, 2010 at 7:03 pm

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@General Lighting 383369 wrote:

dude you should have withdrew ages ago if you weren’t into programming as any uni course what is making first years write C++ must be aimed at the more hardcore programmers. it would have cracked my brain when I was young josh’s age and much more in to that sort of sutff. its not the end of the world, I dropped out of uni after two years, have worked in IT ever since and now work in a senior management job in IT…

I can only just about hack at C and have let most of my coding skills get very rusty though, I curse myself for this but after a 50-60 hour week sometimes the last thing I want to be dealing with is fixing any more computers! also you have posted your solicitation for people to help you cheat from your uni computer and all the traffic is recorded in case students are using them for other crime.. (the fact they do this isn’t widely advertised but is hidden in all the JANET terms and conditions)

there is no point staying at uni if you genuinely do not want to be there. it will just be increasing hell for you..

can you code SQL?
May 10, 2010 at 7:09 pm

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General Lighting

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@1984 383374 wrote:

can you code SQL?

Yes, but not that well (I dabble in bits of it). I tend to “cheat” and use GUI’s or even MSACCESS query tab to save time if possible.

That said one of my next projects is to upload all the clients and staff telephone numbers onto a larger mysql database (from the ops system) and link it into the telephone system (which can generate a SQL query to a remote database). its not a particularly code-intensive project though..

coding skills have actually been devalued in England because companies will pay some dude in Bangalore to do it for half your salary – so the money is in the “boring/dirty jobs” like office-based tech support, desktop installs, finance databases, telephone systems etc..
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