Joanne

today I am trying to draw a board like this 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 _ I think I need a counter to count to d and then when it does, print a new line. #include #include #include int main (void) { int d = 3; int grid[d][d]; int row, col, val; row = 0; val = 1; //populate grid by row, move along columns for (row = 0; row < d; row++) { for (col = 0; col < d; col++) { grid[col][row] = (d * d) - val; val = val + 1; printf("%2d",grid[col][row]); printf("\n"); } } } This code just prints one number per line....

I feel pretty sick right about now....

QUESTION!! I wanna wipe my devices (with Apple Configurator) will it automatically pull the app licenses off them? I tried to remove apps without wiping devices, but it didn't work. I need to start from scratch using the VPP account and then they don't constantly come up asking for an itunes password!

Sozza. I've got a muffin and thinking... eat now or save for the inevitable afternoon slump...

Got to meet the mayor and shake his hand. Also eat lots of cake for our Macmillan coffee morning... and take these artsy photos...

I bought one for school. Me and a group of kids are gonna put it together

You could too... https://thepihut.com/products/picade-raspberry-pi-arcade-machine

same!

Hahahah! I got 1 wrong. They are really good to look at though!

Optical illusions | Wordwall If you like it, pass it on to teachers or whatever

Cheers Steve. Now it's complaining about my yet unwritten sort function!! TO DA BUBBLES!!

Thought I'd start a thread dedicated to my failings in C and my questions, which hopefully people can answer!! I'm working on CS50 PSET3 - Game of 15. I have to code a search function. Which is fine. Just linear search for now. Here is my code: #include #include "helpers.h" /** * Returns true if value is in array of n values, else false. */ bool search(int value, int values[], int n); { if (n <= 0) return false; // TODO: implement a searching algorithm for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { if (value == values[i]) { return true; } } return false; } Here is my error: So when you are coding functions... do you use normal parentheses () as opposed to curly brackets {}?

Nice! This one is mine - http://www.edugeek.net/forums/raspberry-pi-arduino-other-sbcs/166816-arcade-machine-plans.html

I tried Opera and it was the same... so that must have updated flash. I well don't want to go around everyone's laptop rolling back flash. LOLNOPE!

for us people were sending things to print and then forgetting about it (we used to have 2 copiers, but without papercut), so the release feature has really improved waste levels!

Haikus are hard to, Do with little forethought, Thinking is hard too.

Just to add the the print solutions, we use DMS and have copiers with Papercut where people have to release their prints by scanning a card at the copier - we have saved LOADS on paper and unnecessary printing. I think this could be your biggest saving by far.

Me reading this thread, Words are not my strongest point, But numbers are good.

Reviving this incredibly old thread! We have Tout Le Monde here and it seems to not like new browsers (we have the CD version - Windows 98 recommended O/S!) It was working before my Windows 10 upgrade. I've suggested to the subject leader that she uses other resources we have such as Espresso, Purple Mash and LearnPads. This should be totally fine, but out of curiosity has this happened for anyone else? I think it's a flash issue

We have 16 65" screens in our school and find the size just fine. We are a primary though. If your rooms are big, get bigger. If not, then the choice is yours

I love it! It's going on my digital signage right away!

Having had numerous tours at my local brewery, I know that this wouldn't happen!

I would be fine drinking cloudy beer. I think it makes it more interesting if it's cloudy!

Those FujiFilm XP80's look mint. I'm going to be ordering some cameras imminently, might pick up some of those!

does this mean you'll be changing your sig?