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Hi all, I started doing research with a professor back in September, and basically all I've done so far was write a bunch of computer programs. He submitted a paper for publication last week, and he put me as a co-author. But it doesn't feel right, because I don't think I deserve it. Just...

Do you suggest something like this? class Number { int x; public: Number(); int get_x(); } ; And call the user to input the value in the constructor? I don't think x could be changed in this case once initialized. P.S. Keep in mind I don't have much programming experience.

Hi, I just want to know, if you're writing a reasonably short program (~500 lines), and you're basically using a global variable as a const (user inputs it once, and you won't ever change it), then is it ok?

JawiB - do you mind if I send you a PM of the description of the project, and you can give me your opinion about it?

Thanks for the reply - but why is it "funny"?

i need an answer as soon as possible! please someone respond. :(

Hi all, I've applied to several UROP (Undergrad Research Opportunity Program) projects and I've gotten accepted to four, and one of them involves designing iPhone apps. The problem is... I've never programmed in Objective C, but I do know a fair amount of C++ (very basic OOP skills). Is...

Really, 6.001? I kinda got discouraged when I learned it was in scheme... And what languages should I learn to program Android or iphone apps?

Thanks for the awesome suggestions! Yeah, I know. I was asking (or meant to ask) if learning python from that course would be a good idea to do in my break.

I've been trying to look around for projects to do in C++ to gain programming experience but I can't really find any. Can anyone here suggest any programming projects a non-expert in C++ can do? Or would working through this class be a good way to start...

Okay the first one it is. Thanks!

Do you think I should take the OOP class?

I really wouldn't mind getting any programming internship. And the only language I know is C++ (just finished up a data structures class). Also, I've only done class projects. Am I getting way in over my head? lol EDIT: I should've mentioned that this question is for the Winter semester. In...

I really want to get a programming internship next summer. Which one of these classes would be the best preparation for one? Object Oriented and Advanced Programming (difficulty: very hard) Database Management Systems (difficulty: moderate) User Interface Development (difficulty: moderate)

I think it's doable. But you'll have to go over polar coordinates and integration techniques.