Serious Programmingcels GTFIH

[Lone-Star]

I can't find this shit anywhere, I want to create a c++ program that prints on the screen the first 10 numbers typed by user larger than 100, anyone knows how to do this shit?
I think I need to use for structures or whatever, but i cant figure this out.

 

[sadcel69]

I can't find this shit anywhere, I want to create a c++ program that prints on the screen the first 10 numbers typed by user larger than 100, anyone knows how to do this shit?
I think I need to use for structures or whatever, but i cant figure this out.

You have to parse the string and identify each number based on pattern etc if the user inputs 1,33,2,66,777,9....

You want to check the string for the commas. Then you can cast the string part into an integer and run an if case.

 

[Babica Yaga]

i've only dabbled in c++ for like a week a long time ago, but this shouldn't be that hard to accomplish tbh.
not sure exactly what you want, but in python you could do it like this

numbers_gt_100 = []
while True:
if len(numbers_gt_100) == 10:
break
else:
try:
x = int(input())
if x > 100:
numbers_gt_100.append(x)
except ValueError:
print("Not a number")
continue

print(numbers_gt_100)

while True is an infinite loop and everything inside it is run until it meets a stopping condition, in this case if length of the list numbers_gt_100 == 10.
if it not yet 10 numbers long, then keep trying to get input from the user (else clause). user input string is converted to int and stored in x. if x > 100, then append it to numbers_gt_1000 list, else the loop is repeated. if a user gives letters as input (see except ValueError statement) it also repeats the loop again because of the continue statement

seeing that code format is not preserved on here, here's also a screenshot

hope that gives a bit of a direction. also check stackoverflow

 

[SlayerSlayer]

it really takes some virgin powers to have the concentration to program

 

[Lone-Star]

i've only dabbled in c++ for like a week a long time ago, but this shouldn't be that hard to accomplish tbh.
not sure exactly what you want, but in python you could do it like this

numbers_gt_100 = []
while True:
if len(numbers_gt_100) == 10:
break
else:
try:
x = int(input())
if x > 100:
numbers_gt_100.append(x)
except ValueError:
print("Not a number")
continue

print(numbers_gt_100)

while True is an infinite loop and everything inside it is run until it meets a stopping condition, in this case if length of the list numbers_gt_100 == 10.
if it not yet 10 numbers long, then keep trying to get input from the user (else clause). user input string is converted to int and stored in x. if x > 100, then append it to numbers_gt_1000 list, else the loop is repeated. if a user gives letters as input (see except ValueError statement) it also repeats the loop again because of the continue statement

seeing that code format is not preserved on here, here's also a screenshot

View attachment 374664


hope that gives a bit of a direction. also check stackoverflow

I adapted your code to c++ and it worked (with small tweaks here and there), thanks alot brocel

 

[Babica Yaga]

I adapted your code to c++ and it worked (with small tweaks here and there), thanks alot brocel

gl with what your building

 

[Incline]

No programming for your DNA.

 

[Deleted member 29351]

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){
int loop=0; int input;
while(loop<10){
cin >> input ;
if(input>100) {cout << “Number “ << input << “ is greater than 100.\n”; loop++;}
}
return 0;
}

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i've only dabbled in c++ for like a week a long time ago, but this shouldn't be that hard to accomplish tbh.
not sure exactly what you want, but in python you could do it like this

numbers_gt_100 = []
while True:
if len(numbers_gt_100) == 10:
break
else:
try:
x = int(input())
if x > 100:
numbers_gt_100.append(x)
except ValueError:
print("Not a number")
continue

print(numbers_gt_100)

while True is an infinite loop and everything inside it is run until it meets a stopping condition, in this case if length of the list numbers_gt_100 == 10.
if it not yet 10 numbers long, then keep trying to get input from the user (else clause). user input string is converted to int and stored in x. if x > 100, then append it to numbers_gt_1000 list, else the loop is repeated. if a user gives letters as input (see except ValueError statement) it also repeats the loop again because of the continue statement

seeing that code format is not preserved on here, here's also a screenshot

View attachment 374664


hope that gives a bit of a direction. also check stackoverflow

Python

 

[The Zulfigar]

Can codecels give me some sources on algorithms for a noob?

No programming for your DNA.

 

[Lone-Star]

Can codecels give me some sources on algorithms for a noob?

What do you want to do? Just learn basic code or help with a project?

 

[Deleted member 19971]

i've only dabbled in c++ for like a week a long time ago, but this shouldn't be that hard to accomplish tbh.
not sure exactly what you want, but in python you could do it like this

numbers_gt_100 = []
while True:
if len(numbers_gt_100) == 10:
break
else:
try:
x = int(input())
if x > 100:
numbers_gt_100.append(x)
except ValueError:
print("Not a number")
continue

print(numbers_gt_100)

while True is an infinite loop and everything inside it is run until it meets a stopping condition, in this case if length of the list numbers_gt_100 == 10.
if it not yet 10 numbers long, then keep trying to get input from the user (else clause). user input string is converted to int and stored in x. if x > 100, then append it to numbers_gt_1000 list, else the loop is repeated. if a user gives letters as input (see except ValueError statement) it also repeats the loop again because of the continue statement

seeing that code format is not preserved on here, here's also a screenshot

View attachment 374664


hope that gives a bit of a direction. also check stackoverflow

PROGRAMMERS MOG ME FUCK YOUUUUUU

@kodoku

 

[Incline]

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){
int loop=0; int input;
while(loop<10){
cin >> input ;
if(input>100) {cout << “Number “ << input << “ is greater than 100.\n”; loop++;}
}
return 0;
}

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Python

Tbh Python is so fucking disgusting

@Babica Yaga how can you even code without brackets what a fucking disgusting language I tried to learn it for 3 hours but I rage quitted immediately after trying to write an API for that shit fucking most disgusting language ever invented

 

[The Zulfigar]

What do you want to do? Just learn basic code or help with a project?

I'm not working on any project atm, I wanna learn what's the logic between doing simple everyday tasks. I was trying to learn web a while ago, I just get stuck with trying to do simple logic in js n shit. There's this website with coding challenges, and I got stuck on the introductionary one jfl

 

[Babica Yaga]

Python

Tbh Python is so fucking disgusting

@Babica Yaga how can you even code without brackets what a fucking disgusting language I tried to learn it for 3 hours but I rage quitted immediately after trying to write an API for that shit fucking most disgusting language ever invented

Nuff' said

It grows on you. If you ever want to do machine/deep learning you can't really ignore Python because of its superior libraries like Scikitlearn, Tensorflow, Keras and Pytorch.

 

[BraincelsRefugee]

Here's my quick solution. It's not the greatest but it works:

 

[Deleted member 18193]

just use cin and cout

 

[Lone-Star]

just use cin and cout

 

[Deleted member 19079]

just use cin and cout

sir durga help with technology python problem

 

[Deleted member 18193]

sir durga help with technology python problem

tryturning off the power and then turning it back on

 

[Deleted member 19079]

tryturning off the power and then turning it back on

 

[Deleted member 24876]

over for CScels

 

[Lone-Star]

tryturning off the power and then turning it back on

dont forget to wait 10 seconds b4 plugging it back in