Comments by Paul Conrad

Paul Conrad 28-Jul-15 13:06pm View

Have you seen this?

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/22d8f7fd-1fa3-4178-8d38-22963abe9ff6/how-to-change-the-owner-of-a-workspace

It may help you out!

Paul Conrad 27-Jul-15 12:33pm View

Have you checked your firewall settings?

Paul Conrad 28-Jul-14 12:27pm View

Good luck to you and hope you can learn a lot from your endeavor!

Paul Conrad 28-Jul-14 1:40am View

You're welcome! Makes it much easier to read!

Paul Conrad 27-Jul-14 12:48pm View

When you ask to benchmark a PC, what are you planning on benchmarking? Processor speed? Video? Hard disk I/O? Depending on what you are wanting to do, it may be a tall order to fill.

Paul Conrad 27-Jul-14 12:38pm View

As a side note, you can make your code more readable by clicking on where it says code above the editor box, and you can optionally pick C++ from the menu that appears. It helps making code readable.

Paul Conrad 4-Jun-12 22:37pm View

Reason for my vote of 2
As the others have mentioned, you need to be a bit more clear, and add a bit more about what you are trying to achieve.

Paul Conrad 26-Oct-11 2:31am View

Your solution has a few problems to it. First suggestion is to do a for loop for all of your prompts asking for grade to be entered. Just having the console app say "Please enter a grade: " over and over and over is just terrible. Also, with the order of arithmetic operations, your average will come out wrong. You do not need grade1,grade2,grade3,grade4,grade5,grade6,grade7,grade8,grade9,grade10, as that defeats the whole idea of arrays. Suppose you do not know how many grades the user may have to enter?

Paul Conrad 11-Apr-11 14:56pm View

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Reason for my vote of 1
Write up would help some, rather than just a code dump and expect people to magically figure it out for you.

Paul Conrad 1-Feb-11 16:44pm View

Thank you for the modification, Henry. It looks as if the article was moved since Sept 2005.

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