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HOW TO COPY ANY TEXT TO TURBO C++

By arjunmahishi May 17, 2013

Hello!! Are you one of those people who is in the middle of a C++ program and you know what to do, but you don't know the syntax? So you google and find out the syntax. But in turbo c++ you cannot use ctrl+v. That might be a little pissing off. So the easiest solution would be to get rid of Turbo C++ and get a modern day compiler. But anyway, here is a post on how one can copy text from an external source into the turbo C++ environment. C++ is a very powerful language, but the Turbo C++ compiler is bloody ancient and very conservative. The Unix environment it has can be a pain in the neck sometimes. With the modern day compilers like C++ builder, eclipse, and stuff, programming in C++ has become so much easier. Unix environment is not really necessary to build an application. And these new compilers also have a lot of predefined functions for graphics, user interface etc. Sometimes we want to write little complex programs or make console games using C++ . But we are not qua...

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HOW TO GET SYMBIAN BELLE CUSTOM FIRMWARE FOR NOKIA 5800 xm

By arjunmahishi May 26, 2013

Nokia has a reputation for making very durable phones. Their built quality is good, the lifetime of the device is good, it has a perfect size for human hands etc. The battery life of the phone is also way better than many android phones. They last for 2-3 days when charged completely. Adding to the physical features, the customer service is also good. Because of their durability the don't in fact need a customer care service. Even if they fall many times, they don't give up. They will still work. And that's the best part of Nokia. Apart from all the good things, there are a lot of bad things as well. Like the UI. The UI of the Nokia phones are all the same. And they have stayed the same for years! Also when they come up with the new software they don't release it for all devices. This is the only complaint a Nokia user will have. The phone is hard rock, but the UI and the firmware are stone age. All the user expects from the phone is that it looks cooler. T...

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HOW TO SIMULATE A BOUNCING BALL USING C++

By arjunmahishi May 21, 2013

HEllo!! Bouncing ball simulation is really interesting in C++. It uses the header file <graphics.h> for drawing the ball, and here we also use the delay function for displaying the ball in different places. The header files used : < graphics.h> , <stdio.h> , <conio.h> , <iostream.h> , <dos.h> , <stdlib.h> the source code is not that hard to understand if you know how to use graphics in C++. Otherwise it's a little complicated, again 'copy-paste'. here is the source code: That's it, there is nothing you can do in this simulator, other than watching it bounce. Thank you cheers !! keep coding..

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Fix "0xc00007b" error in Windows

By Unknown July 09, 2017

It happens the best of us. We have a new game to play now and after spending hours downloading it, you launch it and are greeted with an error. The fix for the problem is not really given by a website clearly and I want to share the solution that works for everyone! Familiar with this? > What exactly happens? As soon as you encounter the error code 0xc00007b, a dialogue box may prompt up on your screen and flashing the message stating, “The Application was unable to start correctly (0xc00007b). Click OK to close the Application” > The reason why : There can be various scenarios under which you encounter error code 0xc00007b. You may get this error while doing any of the following: ● You might be trying to play a Game on your PC and after launching the application, error code 0xc00007b may flash on your screen. ● You might be launching software but unfortunately the error code 0xc00007b may resist you to do so. ● You may encounter 0...

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HOW TO USE THE DELAY FUNCTION IN C++

By arjunmahishi May 17, 2013

Hello programmers!! Have you ever wondered how people use that effect, in C++ console applications, in which they make characters appear after a certain time. Like they say "loading..." and the cots appear one by one at a particular time interval. This effect looks very cool and makes the applications look very professional.Also see : Basic Algorithms 101 : Checking the validity of an email address (simple beginner approach) Also see : Basic Algorithms 101 : Checking the validity of an email address (simple beginner approach) This 'effect' is called delay. Delay is a more professional term used for some thing that happens a little later than it is expected to happen. This is used in c++ intentionally to either create an 'effect' or to easy the procedures of the application for the user. Like there are many uses of the delay function. Usually in C++ the output appears in the console as soon as it is executed. This might make it look like the applicat...

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