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Muxtape is dead, long live Opentape

  • September 4th, 2008
  • Posted in codeplay

Muxtape was this weird little online analog (digital analog?) of the old mix tapes that we used to make with the dual decks.  But it is gone now.  At least for now.  The mafia side of the music industry is working on making them die now.  ”Muxtape will be unavailable for a brief period while we [ READ MORE ]

Bubble Sort: It Works! [C++]

Trying to code something usually involves brains. My coding usually involves lack of brains[ READ MORE ]

Bubble Sort in flux [C++]

I’ve started to hack into my marginally functional program … and I’m starting to think I’ve probably messed it up to the point of needing to start over from a clear slate. It doesn’t help that I haven’t bothered to look up the proper way to structure a “do…while”. #include <iostream> int sort[] = { 2, [ READ MORE ]

Bubble Sort [C++]

Last time, I said :: int sort[] = { [10, 2, 8, 4, 6, 0] };  // elegiac pointed out that arrays need curly braces, I like square.  So I combined them. And I was wrong.  I got a compile error that disappeared as soon as I removed my beloved square braces. int sort[] = {10, 2, 8, [ READ MORE ]

Bubble Sort again [C++]

 I’ve been busy doing the run around this week (AKA having a head cold), so I haven’t even had a chance to run this through the compiler yet… but elegiac and I have had a chance to step through the code again and see some blatant errors. #include <iostream> // namespace std; – I personally do not [ READ MORE ]

Bubble Sort [C++]

I’m working on my second C++ program. Baby steps here, as I am merely trying to implement a simple and dirty sort.This morning I wrote this out in longhand, and I haven’t debugged it or tried compiling it. #include <iostream> namespace std; int sort[] = [10, 2, 8, 4, 6, 0]; int i, x, y, z; int main() { [ READ MORE ]

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