C

1. c++......................?

So true Michael J, so so true. But to answer the question: The easiest C++ compiler out there is Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 (Or you could use Microsoft Express if you don't wanna shell out the money). All you have to do to compile it is write the code, debug it by pressing F4, and then run the program by pressing F5. Simple as that. Then again, if you meant that it is a complicated compiler because the code YOU have to learn and YOU have to write is difficult then hey, your assed out bud. #include iostream using namespace std; main() { char myChoice; cout (a) I will persevere! \n(b) I will cease learning! \n; cout ; cin myChoice; myChoice = toupper(myChoice); while(isalpha(myChoice)){ if(myChoice == 'A') cout Good for you! endl; else cout Goodbye, never talk to me again. endl; } }

2. c++ ???

The is simply an operator, like + or -. In this case, it's a bitwise left shift, and 1 n will give you a binary value with the n'th bit set. (Un)fortunately, in C++, operators can be overloaded. That is, given different meanings than the built-in operator, so you can have things like: cout This is some text.; which has nothing to do with bit-shifting.

3. a/c air handler is making a loud now when running. Can below in air handler be malfunctioning?

If there is a lot of debris collected on the blower wheel it could have it out of balance causing a vibration. If removed from the unit it can be washed off with a garden hose.

4. What career can I make with C+, C++, perl and a good learning power in computers?

It depends on where you are located. In Oklahoma (U.S.) there is not as much demand for a C++ programmer as there is for C# (using .NET). Unfortunately because you don't have experience you will want to look for an entry level programming job - like one that says 3 years experience OR college degree. Even when the listing states that they want a CS or MIS degree you should apply and explicitly state your affinity for computer programming and ability to learn new programming languages very quickly. The salary for a programmer is also going to vary widely depending on your location - here in Oklahoma entry level jobs start at about $35k/year.

5. How important is it to master C language bfor proceeding for C++ java and other high level langgs?

It's good to learn any programming language, however, C is not necessary for learning C++ or Java. Actually, learning C ,which is a procedural language, can be a disadvantage to you because C++ and Java are object oriented languages. Yes, C++ is considered a superset of C, which is why it LOOKS similar. However, if your goal is object oriented programming then it would be better to start with C++ then move to Java and not bother with C.

6. What happens when Vitamin C is added to an iodine and starch solution?

Vitamin C. reacts with iodine: C6H8O6 + I2 == C6H6O6 + 2H+ + 2 I- So you can use titration with iodine to find out the concentration of vitamin C. Since the reaction ratio is 1:1, moles vitamin = moles I2 at the endpoint, so concentrations (M) x volumes are also equal. The reasoning is a bit like in acid-base titrations, which you might have met. The suspended starch forms a dark blue loosely held complex (almost a solid state solution) with I2, so long as there is any, so it acts as an indicator.

7. How many megapixels an APS-C sensor can take before noise start to be more obvious?

The answer to your question is that it depends. Canon has 10 MP APS-C sensors in the Rebel XTi (400D) and the 40D camera and both perform very differently as far as noise reduction. The Rebel XTi runs a Canon Digic II processor which is not as advanced as the Digic III processor in the 40D. The processor in the 40 is so good that the images show very little additional noise when compared to images produced by the Canon 5D which has a full size sensor. So in response to your question, we have hit the point where noise from too many pixels is a potential problem, but the additional power in the new image processing chips are counter acting the issues with the newer sensors.

8. what is the impact of C Language and how many companies using C Language to develop there project?

c language is not widely used because it is easily hacked. I think you should be asking about C++

9. How do you determine coil size for Central A/C installation?

my 2100 sq foot house used a 3 ton unit

10. How does schedule c income tax form work?

Part one of the Sch C is for you income you received for your business. Part two is for expenses for the business Part three is for cost of good sold. If you use a Inventory you need to do this section. Part four is vehicle use Part five is other expense that you couldn't use on part two. After you do this part you total it up and put it on Part two line 27.

11. If my r/c helicopter can only fly up to 15ft off the ground, will it work in a 3rd floor apt?

It's not your actual elevation above sea level, it's has to do with the helicopters height above ground. It is something called ground effect. Kind of complicated to understand without drawing. Your compressing more air further off the ground (poor wording by me but it's getting near bedtime). When airplanes are landing they always encounter ground effect. This happens at an altitude approximately equal to the wingspan. If you fly your helicopter off a third floor balcony you may have a prob. However, it should fly the same in the penthouse as it will on the sidewalk.

12. How do guinea pigs get vitamin C in the wild?

Most animals produce vitamin C in their cells from its component parts. This means that they do not need vitamin C in their diet, because they will produce it from the food they eat. Guinea pigs, primates and humans do NOT produce vitamin C in their bodies, so they MUST get it from their diet. If they do not consume adequate amounts of vitamin C they will suffer from a deficiency called scurvy. Signs of scurvy include lethargy, diarrhoea, weight loss, and internal skeletal-muscular haemorrhage. Vitamin C is also a water-soluble vitamin, so it can not be stored in the body. These animals therefore need to get vit C in their diet every day. Wild guinea pigs eat a variety of plant matter - and plants contain high levels of vitamin C. If you want more detail consider this: In the wild guinea pigs are grazers - they eat all the time. Their diet is low in calories, so they must eat a large quantity to get enough energy. It is easy to get enough vit C when you eat such a large amount of fresh food! Many pet guinea pigs are fed a complete diet, with very little fresh food. As a result you need to get all the requierd vit C in a much smaller quantity of food. Please visit this site for more info: http://www.guinealynx.com/scurvy.html

13. what is a C Trust and how is it different from a QDOT?

QTIP is Qualified Terminable Interest Property QDOT is Qualified Domestic Trust The difference is that QTIP has interest that is accumulated for any income earned after the trust was established. This allows you to differ any income tax to when the trust expires given that you amortize the interest over the life of the trust with equal annuity payments that are made by the trustee. In a QDOT this is not the case and the only amount that is exempt is anything given as a qualified gift This could all change if the death tax is abolished by the next congress...

14. How much Vitamin C should I take when trying to fight a cold?

Anywhere from 1000mg to 3000mg! And something else that helps alot of AIRBORNE!! It's only 6 bucks! Try it!

15. Any tips on how can I play above C for the trumpet?

I am a professional musician and I have played clarinet and bari sax for 18+ years. This last December, I decided to try my hand at trumpet- and so far, so good! Play a good, strong G, and hold it. When you get the tone and steadiness just where you want it, slur up to an A. Follow this process up, and take it SLOW. Pay attention to what your throat and tongue are doing, as well as your embochure. Try and get as even a tone as possible on every note. When you reach the first note in your range that cracks and is buzzy, stop. Start again. This time, that note will be your ending goal. Try to hear each note in your head before you play it. And put some air through that horn! When you reach the buzzy note, if it cracks or sounds buzzy, hold it anyways! Try to adjust it. If you run out of air, start at the note below and slur up into it again. Pay attention to your throat and lips as you are working up through the notes, and think about what position they need to be in to play the first buzzy note clearly. After you start getting the note more clearly, try to do it a little faster, but don't play any higher. Do this a few times, and then try to tongue your way up the scale. If that note comes out buzzy, try to adjust it until it is clear. If you run out of air... just go for it! Tighten your embochure, put some air in it, and BLOW! When you start to get this note clearly and consistantly, go through the process again, and aim for one step higher. Do this for 10 minutes a day and you will see results in a couple of weeks. Just be patient and dilligent. Most importantly- remember that you love it, and have fun with it! Good luck!

16. How to play a better B and C on the clarinet?

Breath support is usually the answer. Make sure you are sitting up straight, and breathe in deeply. Push from your diaphragm. Try putting more mouthpiece in your mouth.

17. does it save money to turn the a/c off during the day and then back on when you get home?

The USEPA says both turning the temperature up and turning the AC completely off while you are not at home saves $$$. The question is how much will either option save and will it be worth it.. for your comfort. If I remember correctly simply turning the temperature up saves 2% per degree (F) that you turn it up. (so if you turn up the AC temperature from 74F to 78F you will save up to 10%.of your cooling cost.). If you turn it up while you are away and at night and turn it down again while you are home you will save about 1/3 to 1/2 as much -- depending upon how long you turn it up, etc. In extremely high humidity your comfort may matter most because at higher temperatures you may not be comfortable and it may take much longer to cool down. Programable thermostats are inexpensive (I have seen them as low as $25) and can be used to do this automatically -- as someone else said -- it can be programmed to cool your apt down an hour or so before you get home so you will not feel too much of a difference and still save $$. As to your last question -- does the AC work harder and use up more electricity when you cool down the Apt in the evening.. yes a bit. But the savings from turning it off when the temperature coasts upward AND from the lower temperature difference when you are holding your Apt at a higher temperature..should outweigh the extra electricity used when you cool it down again. (The temperature differential between inside and outside the Apt and the time this temperature differential is trying to be achieved is directly related to the cost of cooling.)

18. How soon after a c-section do you start feeling better?

My incision still is a lil painful and there is still a little pressure ecspecially when I wear jeans and it has been 3 1/2 months, so I think that is normal. Other than my incision aching occasionally I felt great around my 6-8 week mark.

19. How to direct a/c to top floor of home?

Unfortunately, cold air is much heavier than warm air. Thus, the cold air gravitates to the lower floors, and the warmer air is displaced to the top floors. The best way to keep the top rooms cool is to make sure that the a/c outlet vents are open in those rooms, and keep the doors to those rooms closed. Now go to the rooms in the lower area and close any heating/cooling vents to prevent a/c air from being blown into the lower rooms. [Remember to switch the open and closed outlet vents when you are trying to heat the house in winter.] Additionally, find your cold air return vent for your particular heating/cooling unit (I assume you have central air conditioning). Ideally, this cold air return should be on the lower floor of the house, next to the floor. Thus, the a/c would suck the colder air from the lower floors and re-distribute it to the upper floors. If your cold air return vent is not on the lower floor, it would not cost a lot to have the heating company install a new vent. The only other idea I have is to install a door at the bottom or top of a staircase. The idea is to seal the space so that the cold air cannot travel down into the lower rooms.

20. How effective is Vitamin C and zinc in producing higher quality sperm?

Eat foods and/or whole food supplements that are naturally rich in folate, vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, and zinc. Folate, selenium, and zinc are particularly important to producing healthy sperm. Vitamins C and E are thought to protect sperm against damage by the environmental stressors listed in the next section.