Steam Chats

[Supernova]

yeh cat reads from stdin if you don't specify a file, and echo would have done the same thing unless I wanted to type more than one line at a time.... but also linux is all about abbreviations and typing as few letters as possible.... length("cat") < length("echo")

there is the downside of cat - you have to specify and end of file before it breaks out... maybe echo would have been better

[Jonnywhy]

zzzzzzzzz....

[Azrael]

Jonnywhy: No need to shun us just because we have a superior intelligence compared to you .

[Supernova]

s/intelligence/motivation/

sounds less cocky

[Fester]

lol guys your going off topic here

sure that dont matter every post goes off topic on this forum if ya ask me lol

oh and ZZZZzzzzzzz! ya try get away from work but yet they bring it here 2 lol

Fester

[Azrael]

oh and ZZZZzzzzzzz! ya try get away from work but yet they bring it here 2 lol

But coding is FUN!

[Jonnywhy]

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int x = 1;

if (x == 1)
{
cout << "End of Code talk!" << endl;
}

else
{
cout << "End of Code talk!" << endl;
}

return 0;
}

[Supernova]

Depending on what you're running it on, I'd stick a getChar(); before your return. Windows has a horrible habbit of closing the terminal when your progrogram finishes

Oh and johnny, use the code tags on the forum reply box

[Jonnywhy]

lol, i only know what I do about programming cause I've done a module on it at Uni...

But if you use Command Prompt rather than Run Solution there should be no problem with that!

And btw...

NO H IN JONNY!

[Azrael]

Jonny is right - adding getchar(); is a messy solution.

Votick is ignoring me so there probably won't be any more steam chats soon