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	linked lists From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
now let's look at what we can actually do with pointers. the ability to dynamically allocate memory is all well and good, but so what? we'll look at one of the most basic concepts that relies on pointers: a linked list. a linked list is simply a collection of structures called nodes, along with a pointer to the first and last node.

	makefiles From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
the venerable make utility is one of the oldest source control methods that exists.

	drawing graphs of functions in a console application From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
hmmm... i missed this place... i decided to come back with a little tutorial. its about drawing graphs in a console application using c++. drawing graphs of non-linear functions is not that easy.

[detailed guide] c++ understanding the basics From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)

c++ is a low-level programming language that is flexible and has a very specific syntax. you can do anything from displaying a simple piece of text in a console to coding high graphical games that provides entertainment for the user. whatever the purpose may be you have to start somewhere. when i got my first c++ book i picked it up for the first time, read the first few pages and in my hopes to succeed i failed numerous time as i would put the book down and never pick it up again.

	md5 hash From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
in this tutorial i will show you how to get an md5 hash of a file or a string.

	multi-dimensional arrays From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
earlier,i talked about 1-dimensional arrays, arrays with one index. there is nothing that says an array has to be limited to 1 dimension. in fact, you can have an arbitrary number of dimensions in an array.

	memory and pointers From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
one of the concepts that causes many new programmers endless frustration is pointers. it's based on the concept that every variable has a storage location in memory. before we talk about pointers, we'll look at how a computer's memory works.

	pass by value/reference From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
first off, i will explain the difference between pass by value and pass by reference.

	how to use arrays, and why they’re important From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
arrays are one of the most important data types in any programming language. pointers are the most important, but will be saved for another tutorial. arrays also have a habit of confusing people.

	pointers to functions From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
function pointers are one of those odd elements of c++ that don't always have an obvious application.

	extending the fuzzy set From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
having a fuzzy set based on a string is nice, but sometimes you want it to be based on an integer, float, or something else. to accomplish this, we'll extend the string-based fuzzy set class to a template.

	implementing a fuzzy set From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
before reading this tutorial, be sure to read getting fuzzy: part 1 and implementing a fuzzy boolean.

	bits From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
it is often instructive to display the bits of a value. (this is similar to 'converting' an integer to binary.) the way i have done this in this snippet is to start at the most significant bit and work your way through all the rest of the bits.

	char arrays in c From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
edit: i cleaned up this mess because it was really dangerous for some new programmer, i will make a new one later with no deadly information.

	implementing a fuzzy boolean From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
as promise in getting fuzzy part 1, here is an implementation of a fuzzy boolean.

	[detailed guide] programming and you! From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
this is an old guide i made about a year or so ago and today i have decided to clean it up a bit and make it better. this guide should go according to python 2.6. i would update this guide but, i have not used python since (anyone wanting to alter this guide and make it compatible for 3.0 is welcome. send me a pm with the changes and i will include credits).

	c++/opengl: introduction to c++/opengl game programming for beginners From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
i'm starting a tutorial series about using c++ with opengl and this is the first one.

	time/date calculations From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
i tried to do the explaining in the comments as far as potential error handling.

	displaying current time and date From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
the short version looks like this.

	strings. From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
in c, pointers are just about the hardest concept you'll see. a pointer is a simple thing: a variable that stores the location of some data.

	user input: strings and numbers [c] From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
user input: strings and numbers [c] very early on when attempting to learn programming in c, you often do exercises that read in and print out strings and numbers.

	read a floating-point value from the user From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
read a floating-point value from the user, part 1 obtaining user input can be done in many surprisingly different ways.

	read an integer from the user From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
read an integer from the user, part 1 obtaining user input can be done in many surprisingly different ways.

	read a line of text from the user From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
read a line of text from the user obtaining user input can be done in many surprisingly different ways.

	strings (crashcourse) From CodeCall Programming Forum (C General Basic Beginner Concepts)
working with strings