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#11
OpenBASIC when I get spare time from college and family life.
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#12
Our company is working with two new Nintendo DS games.
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#13
For some time now, I've been working on a tutorial on Rounding. The problem is that I've gathered way too much information. I have QB examples with common misconceptions about using INT, CINT, FIX, Print Using, integer division, and mixed type variable assignment.

Then there are the various rounding methods. My experience is that many programmers could care less. "Hey, I just want to round the sucker."

I'm trying to put together a tutorial that people can easily read and gain some insight from. So far I have a massive dump of information which will scare most people away.

Any ideas?

Regards..... Moneo

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#14
(10-02-2007, 07:07 AM)Moneo link Wrote:For some time now, I've been working on a tutorial on Rounding. The problem is that I've gathered way too much information. I have QB examples with common misconceptions about using INT, CINT, FIX, Print Using, integer division, and mixed type variable assignment.

Then there are the various rounding methods. My experience is that many programmers could care less. "Hey, I just want to round the sucker."

I'm trying to put together a tutorial that people can easily read and gain some insight from. So far I have a massive dump of information which will scare most people away.

Any ideas?

Regards..... Moneo
Look at a UNIX man page...and do the exact opposite.
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#15
Hi Kevin,

What's a UNIX man page? Maybe a UNIX manual page? If so, I don't happen to have one, and don't know where to view one. Must be terrible if you say to do the opposite.

Regards..... Moneo

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#16
Not much unfortunately... As you know I've kinda disappeared and have been forgotten by time.
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#17
(10-02-2007, 07:07 AM)Moneo link Wrote:For some time now, I've been working on a tutorial on Rounding. The problem is that I've gathered way too much information. I have QB examples with common misconceptions about using INT, CINT, FIX, Print Using, integer division, and mixed type variable assignment.

Then there are the various rounding methods. My experience is that many programmers could care less. "Hey, I just want to round the sucker."

I'm trying to put together a tutorial that people can easily read and gain some insight from. So far I have a massive dump of information which will scare most people away.

Any ideas?

Regards..... Moneo

Maybe something like this? A short description of each method, a short code example and then a link to further explanation for those who wish to do more than just copy/paste the code.
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#18
Thanks, Dr_Davenstein, but the thing is, I'm short on links that I could provide. I only know of one general page by Microsoft regarding rounding methods.

Thanks again..... Moneo


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