July 23, 200916 yr I'll tell you in a few days. Maybe someone else can solve it? And the one you gave me, one of my ideas for Y5 is 95.
July 23, 200916 yr Lol. Oh and since the other thread is dead... I was trying to solve that problem you gave me and I have a few ideas. :D Also, try calculating this: :P they should have given you x instead of 5 :P
July 23, 200916 yr Lol. Oh and since the other thread is dead... I was trying to solve that problem you gave me and I have a few ideas. :D Also, try calculating this: :P :lol: Whoops. Wrong answer. :(
July 23, 200916 yr Here's an easy question. :wacko: template<typename T> class FOO{ public: int B(T t); (A) int B(int i); (B) int B(int i) const; © }; template<> class FOO<int>{ public: int B(int t); (D) int B(int i) const; (E) }; int doB() { const FOO<int> f; return f.B(10); (X) } Refferubg to the sample code above, which (A...E) declares the function that is invoked by the number function call on the line X? a) A b) B c) C d) D e) E
July 23, 200916 yr Here's an easy question. :wacko: Refferubg to the sample code above, which (A...E) declares the function that is invoked by the number function call on the line X? a) A b) B c) C d) D e) E Wtf? stupid me, is it 1 Milica? No. It's 1 if you put 1 instead of 100. I just helped you, but it probably doesn't mean anything to you, if you never heard the point it is hard to guess. :\ I'll leave you guys trying, anyway. :P
July 24, 200916 yr Ok, here's what. I know what the solution is equal to but I don't know what exactly it is. Cuz it's a big number. Try putting 20 instead of 100, that way I can check your answers. :smiley:
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