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[Mentalunix-developers] meeting, the distro, and other stuff [Yahoo! Clubs: mentalunix]

[CyDust <clu...@ya...>]

sorry i missed the meeting, i had to work. email me the important stuff that was discussed and what not. as for using java, i'd rather not, i dont like, even though i have no basis for hating, having never really used it, but it doesnt seem that powerful. c, c++, gtk, python, and others would, in my opinion, be much, much better. Right now im learning mainly c and what not, and im gonna try to take a c programming class in january to get some official training (at a community college, for free!, hopefully). also, question, does anyone know how to pass parimaters from the command line to a c program? i kinda need to know, anyways, thats my 2bits for now

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Re: [Mentalunix-developers] meeting, the distro, and other stuff [Yahoo! Clubs: mentalunix]

[The_Micea <las...@ad...>]

Yes, I missed the meeting too.  My cable modem decided to quit on me, that
why I have posted for a couple days.  The java idea was simply an idea.  I
have no problem doing it in c since that seems to be the consensous(probably
spelled wrong) .  Anyways about parimeters.  I do not know how you can
change them while the programs running.  If you mean "arguements" then using
"cin >> "  in c++ works.

#include <iostream.h>

int add (int x, int y) \\ These are the parimeters they just tell what kind
of value \\will be passed in.
{
    return (x+y);
}
int main()
{
    cout << "Please enter a number";
    cin >> a;
    cout << "Please enter a second number";
    cin >> b;
    c = add(a,b); \\ These are the arguements, they are the actual values
being      \\passed into the program from the prompt.
    cout << a << "plus" << b << "equals" << c;
    return 0;
}
But if you were talking about parimeters let me know how to do it when you
find out.