plz how I cant programming the calculator?
plz if you have a time send me a tutorial or the source for create and complited it...?
What? Please rephrase your question explaining:
a) what you're trying to do
b) what the problem is you've encountered (with sample code)
c) why you think "please" is spelt with a z?
a) what you're trying to do
b) what the problem is you've encountered (with sample code)
c) why you think "please" is spelt with a z?
| c) why you think "please" is spelt with a z? |
There is no 't' in "spelled" either. 8^) EDIT: Unless you're British!
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According to ALL Americans since we're the only ones who really count! 8^p
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Spelt is generally wrong. A professor will mark your paper for an incorrect spelling. Spelt is hardly used in the British language: http://mw1.meriam-webster.com/dictionary/spelt?show=1&t=1289415174
To the main topic, missiria, your question is so unclear that its impossible to correctly figure out what you are asking. Either restate it or let this topic die.
To the main topic, missiria, your question is so unclear that its impossible to correctly figure out what you are asking. Either restate it or let this topic die.
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i guess missiria is looking for a source file for a simple calculator... probably for some course project if this is the case.
Who cares about Meriam Webster? They're not English dictionaries, they're American. And who's writing a paper? This is an internet forum, ffs.
quirkyusername: well, I guess if one person thinks it looks wrong, it looks wrong. Sorry for not consulting you before now on my spelling.
quirkyusername: well, I guess if one person thinks it looks wrong, it looks wrong. Sorry for not consulting you before now on my spelling.
In the context you place spelt in, it is wrong. It is generally used in sentences like this:
It used to be spelt like that, but it changed.
He had spelt it wrongly.
In your sentence, however, it is wrong.
Now, back on topic:
You can't program it in many ways. Generally, everything you program that isn't focused on becoming a calculator, won't become one.
It used to be spelt like that, but it changed.
He had spelt it wrongly.
In your sentence, however, it is wrong.
Now, back on topic:
| plz how I cant programming the calculator |
You can't program it in many ways. Generally, everything you program that isn't focused on becoming a calculator, won't become one.
The OP could also have a cup of tea, that would constitute not programming a calculator.
To be honest, there's plenty of calculators about. mscalc is decent (though I'm finding the one in Vista/7 clunky). Having a python or lisp interpreter on the command line is a great way to do simple math, too.
To be honest, there's plenty of calculators about. mscalc is decent (though I'm finding the one in Vista/7 clunky). Having a python or lisp interpreter on the command line is a great way to do simple math, too.
I think the OP has left the building...
'Spelt' IS correct English the same way that "Grey is my favourite colour." IS correct. I didn't mean to imply otherwise I was just having a bit of fun with Pax since he used an unorthodox spelling to correct the OP's use of one.
Now can we get back to computer programming and leave the Spelling Bee? 8^) <-- [more humour]
'Spelt' IS correct English the same way that "Grey is my favourite colour." IS correct. I didn't mean to imply otherwise I was just having a bit of fun with Pax since he used an unorthodox spelling to correct the OP's use of one.
Now can we get back to computer programming and leave the Spelling Bee? 8^) <-- [more humour]
Well, that would be off-topic, since the topic title states how we "cant programming the calculator".
The topic is "how I cant programming the calculator?"
Here is the answer
How to: can't programming the calculator
1) don't learn any programming language
2) don't learn about parsers
3) be busy to do something which is not programming the calculator
4) if until now you can't programming the calculator you are doing well, continue from step 1)
5) if you know how to programming the calculator continue from step 3)
PS: not buying a programmable calculator will help a lot
Here is the answer
How to: can't programming the calculator
1) don't learn any programming language
2) don't learn about parsers
3) be busy to do something which is not programming the calculator
4) if until now you can't programming the calculator you are doing well, continue from step 1)
5) if you know how to programming the calculator continue from step 3)
PS: not buying a programmable calculator will help a lot
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I think everyone has missed what OP was trying to say. I'm pretty sure they were asking if anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
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