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  • in reply to: Visual C++ Windows API #3272
    S.Thananchayan
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    in reply to: invalid operands of types `float’ and `int’ to bin #3261
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    in reply to: inline function #3259
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    in reply to: exercise #3127
    S.Thananchayan
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    This one was interesting.
    I ended up with this:

    in reply to: Errors in Program #3252
    S.Thananchayan
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    Thanks~
    That idea came from Al Stevens.
    I just changed some of it.

    in reply to: Beginner Help #3243
    S.Thananchayan
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    Unless something random seeds Rand. Rand will generate the same random numbers every time. In this case were using your computers time.
    And every time you loop your system time is different So your numbers from say 3:43:01 to 3:43:02 will be different. Random enough for most applications.
    Read Beginning C++ Game Programming
    · ISBN-10: 1592002056
    · ISBN-13: 978-1592002054
    That’s where I learned that

    in reply to: Errors in Program #3250
    S.Thananchayan
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    Ewwww thats got problems try this
     

    in reply to: please look at me ! #3218
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    in reply to: Welcome C++ #3204
    S.Thananchayan
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    Thats awsome I was thinking about this one.
    This is the way I was going-
     

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    in reply to: easy one #3245
    S.Thananchayan
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    //I finally got it werking…
     

    in reply to: Beginner Help #3240
    S.Thananchayan
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    You need loop to hit random off system time

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