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Lesson 4: Functions (C++ Complate Coruse Part4)
Lesson 4: Functions
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Today we learned about c++ Function Lets go to teach c++
Now that you should have learned about variables, loops, and if statements it is time to learn about functions. You should have an idea of their uses. Cout is an example of a function. In general, functions perform a number of pre-defined commands to accomplish something productive.
Functions that a programmer writes will generally require a prototype. Just like an blueprint, the prototype tells the compiler what the function will return, what the function will be called, as well as what arguments the function can be passed. When I say that the function returns a value, I mean that the function can be used in the same manner as a variable would be. For example, a variable can be set equal to a function that returns a value between zero and four.
For example:
int a;
a=random(5); //random is sometimes defined by the compiler
//Yes, it returns between 0 and the argument minus 1
Do not think that 'a' will change at random, it will be set to the value returned when the function
is called, but it will not change again.
The general format for a prototype is simple:
return-type function_name(arg_type arg);
There can be more than one argument passed to a function, and it does not have to return a value. Lets look at a function prototype:
int mult(int x, int y);
This prototype specifies that the function mult will accept two arguments, both integers, and that it will return an integer. Do not forget the trailing semi-colon. Without it, the compiler will probably think that you are trying to write the actual definition of the function.
When the programmer actually defines the function, it will begin with the prototype, minus the semi-colon. Then there should always be a bracket (remember, functions require brackets around them) followed by code, just as you would write it for the main function. Finally, end it all with a cherry and a bracket. Okay, maybe not a cherry.
Lets look at an example program:
#include
int mult(int x, int y);
int main()
{
int x, y;
cout<<"Please input two numbers to be multiplied: ";
cin>>x>>y;
cout<<"The product of your two numbers is "<
}
int mult(int x, int y)
{
return x*y;
}
This program begins with the only necessary include file. It is followed by the prototye of the function. Notice that it has the final semi-colon! The main function is an integer, which you should always have, to conform to the standard. You should not have trouble understanding the input and output functions. It is fine to use cin to input to variables as the program does.
Notice how cout actually outputs what appears to be the mult function. What is really happening is that mult acts as a variable. Because it returns a value it is possible for the cout function to output the return value.
The mult function is actually defined below main. Due to its prototype being above main, the compiler still recognizes it as being defined, and so the compiler will not give an error about mult being undefined, although the definition is below where it is used.
Return is the keyword used to force the function to return a value. Note that it is possible to have a function that returns no value. In that case, the prototype would have a return type of void.
The most important functional (Pun semi-intended) question is why. Functions have many uses. For example, a programmer may have a block of code that he has repeated forty times throughout the program. A function to execute that code would save a great deal of space, and it would also make the program more readable.
Another reason for functions is to break down a complex program into something manageable. For example, take a menu program that runs complex code when a menu choice is selected. The program would probably best be served by making functions for each of the actual menu choices, and then breaking down the complex tasks into smaller, more manageable takes, which could be in their own functions. In this way, a program can be designed that makes sense when read.
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Image Galleary PHP Script For Online Image Dircotry with Add Album Button
This is a very simple form where you can enter the album name, description and image. After you click the "Add Album" button the script will do the followings :
Save the album image, resize it if necessary
Save the album information to database
Below is the screenshot of the form:
And here is the code snippet : <!-- google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) -->
require_once '../library/config.php';
require_once '../library/functions.php';
if(isset($_POST['txtName']))
{
$albumName = $_POST['txtName'];
$albumDesc = $_POST['mtxDesc'];
$imgName = $_FILES['fleImage']['name'];
$tmpName = $_FILES['fleImage']['tmp_name'];
// we need to rename the image name just to avoid
// duplicate file names
// first get the file extension
$ext = strrchr($imgName, ".");
// then create a new random name
$newName = md5(rand() * time()) . $ext;
// the album image will be saved here
$imgPath = ALBUM_IMG_DIR . $newName;
// resize all album image
$result = createThumbnail($tmpName, $imgPath, THUMBNAIL_WIDTH);
if (!$result) {
echo "Error uploading file";
exit;
}
if (!get_magic_quotes_gpc()) {
$albumName = addslashes($albumName);
$albumDesc = addslashes($albumDesc);
}
$query = "INSERT INTO tbl_album (al_name, al_description, al_image, al_date)
VALUES ('$albumName', '$albumDesc', '$newName', NOW())";
mysql_query($query)
or die('Error, add album failed : ' . mysql_error());
// the album is saved, go to the album list
echo "<script>window.location.href='index.php?page=list-album';</script>";
exit;
}
<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
Since we save the images as files instead inserting them to the database we need to make sure there won't be any name duplication problem. To prevent this we just generate some random name for every images that we upload. Take a look at code below :
$ext = strrchr($imgName, ".");
$newName = md5(rand() * time()) . $ext;
The first line is to extract the file extension from the file name. As an example let say we upload an image named "hyperalbum.jpg". Then strrchr("hyperalbum.jpg", ".") will return ".jpg". On the second line we generate a random number using rand() multiply it with current time and generate the hash code using md5(). It is a very common practice to use the combination of md5(), rand() and time() functions to generate a random name. After we append the file extension to the new name we can then use it to save the uploaded image.
But before we save the image we need to resize the image if it's too large. As you can see in the album list we only need small images for the album icons. To make the thumbnail we use createThumbnail() function defined in functions.php . Once everything is saved we print a little javascript code to go to the album list page. Note that we cannot simply use header("Location: index.php?page=list-album") to redirect to the album list page since a call to header() will only have an effect when no other output in sent before the call.
Admin : Album List
When your first login to the admin area and after adding a new album you can see this page. There's nothing really interesting on this one. It just a plain list of albums where we can see the albums we have and how many images on each album. Here is the snapshot :
In the "Images" column you can see how many images contained in an album. If you click on the number you will go to the image list so can see all the images in a particular album. And i'm sure i don't need to explain what that button with "Add Album" written on it does.
If you re-read the sql containing the table definitions of this gallery you can see that tbl_album doesn't contain any column storing the number of images in it. That number is the result of the left join in the sql query. You can see the sql code below.
<!-- google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) -->
$sql = "SELECT al_id,
al_name,
al_image,
COUNT(im_album_id) AS al_numimage
FROM tbl_album al
LEFT JOIN tbl_image im ON al.al_id = im.im_album_id
GROUP by al_id
ORDER BY al_name ";
<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
In this query we must use LEFT JOIN instead of INNER JOIN because an album can have zero image in it. If we use INNER JOIN then the empty albums will not be shown in the list.
Now, if you right click on an album icon and view it's properties you can see that the url fo the icon is pointing to a PHP script instead of an image. The url look like this : viewImage.php?type=album&name=3b6a267a967d7535ff3b1ebc3d9e3c1e.jpg
In this image gallery whenever we would want to display an album or image icon or the full-size image we always use the viewImage.php file instead of linking to the actual image. There are several reasons to do this. The first is so you could move the images directory outside of your web root to prevent leechers from taking all the images.
The image gallery in our example doesn't do this. You could go to the images directory and list all the images in the gallery. If you set the value of ALBUM_IMG_DIR and GALLERY_IMG_DIR to a directory outside your webroot then you can prevent this. For example if your web root is /home/myname/public_html you can set ALBUM_IMG_DIR to /home/myname/images/album and GALLERY_IMG_DIR to /home/myname/images/gallery/.
The second reason is that you may want to restrict the access your gallery. For example the visitors must login before they can see the images. In viewImage.php you could check for the session variable to determine that. So if the visitors hasn't login yet you just display some blank or warning images
It's really a simple script which requires two inputs. The type of image you wish to display ( album icon, image icon or full size image ) and the image file name. Then we only need to set the appropriate headers, read the image file and send it to the browser.
Introduction of PHP for Web Devlovepers
To open a block of PHP code in a page you can use one of these four sets of opening and closing tags
Opening Tag Closing Tag
<? ?>
<?php ?>
<% %>
<script language="php"> </script>
The first pair (<? and ?>) is called short tags. You should avoid using short tags in your application especially if it's meant to be distributed on other servers. This is because short tags are not always supported ( though I never seen any web host that don't support it ). Short tags are only available only explicitly enabled setting the short_open_tag value to On in the PHP configuration file php.ini.
So, for all PHP code in this website I will use the second pair, <?php and ?>.
Now, for the first example create a file named hello.php ( you can use NotePad or your favorite text editor ) and put it in your web servers root directory. If you use Apache the root directory is APACHE_INSTALL_DIR\htdocs, with APACHE_INSTALL_DIR is the directory where you install Apache. So if you install Apache on C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs then you put hello.php in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs
Example : hello.php
Source code : hello.phps
<html>
<head>
<title>My First PHP Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
echo "<p>Hello World, How Are You Today?</p>";
?>
</body>
</html>
To view the result start Apache then open your browser and go to http://localhost/hello.php or http://127.0.0.1/hello.php. You should see something like this in your browser window.
The example above shows how to insert PHP code into an HTML file. It also shows the echo statement used to output a string. See that the echo statement ends with a semicolon. Every command in PHP must end with a semicolon. If you forget to use semicolon or use colon instead after a command you will get an error message like this
Parse error: parse error, unexpected ':', expecting ',' or ';' in c:\Apache\htdocs\examples\get.php on line 7
However in the hello.php example above omitting the semicolon won't cause an error. That's because the echo statement was immediately followed by a closing tag.
Create a Hidden Account in Windows XP
Create a Hidden Account in Windows XP
Do you want to create an Account that nobody can see?
Do you want to create an Account that nobody can see?
Alright Today I am going to teach you
how to create a Hidden Account in Windows XP.
Since we are going to do all the Editing in Window Registry it is
Since we are going to do all the Editing in Window Registry it is
Recommended to Back Up the Registry before going Further.
After you have Backed up your registry
After you have Backed up your registry
follow the Steps to Create your Hidden Account:
* First Goto Start -> Run -> Type regedit -> Enter
* In the Left Menu goto,
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Cu rrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList
* In the Right pane, Right click -> New -> String Value
* Right click on the new String Value and click Rename
* Type the Name of the Account you want to hide.
* Hit Enter then Right click on the String Value again and
* First Goto Start -> Run -> Type regedit -> Enter
* In the Left Menu goto,
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\Cu rrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList
* In the Right pane, Right click -> New -> String Value
* Right click on the new String Value and click Rename
* Type the Name of the Account you want to hide.
* Hit Enter then Right click on the String Value again and
Change value to 0 which hides it. If you want it to be Visible to all Enter the Value 1.
* Now Save and Exit the Registry and Logoff.
* Goto welcome screen and Hit ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up Logon prompt
* Type hidden Accounts name and password
* Enjoy!!!
* Now Save and Exit the Registry and Logoff.
* Goto welcome screen and Hit ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up Logon prompt
* Type hidden Accounts name and password
* Enjoy!!!
6 Steps to selecting gainful adsense ads KEYWORDs
Studied how to find the most in effect keywords for use in your google adsense ads isn�t a straight action. Noticing and enforcing high earnings, low competition keywords in your ads actually is the trick of making money with adsense.
After I had studied many topics to select effective performing keywords, I wrote down this action that should yield useful, low competition keywords for your Adsense ads. This technique is not comprehensive, but when you analyse it and attempt it for yourself, you are able to see that it makes sense.
Step 1
Search a few keywords for your niche that have a high cost per click prize. To arrange this, first get your keywords using the Google Adwords keyword tool or a extra tool that will give you niche particular lists of keywords. Keep those keywords into a spreadsheet program as a csv file. Copy and paste those keywords into Google�s hits Estimator (you�ll require an Adwords account). The hits estimator will help you to calculated clicks per day and the average CPC (cost per click) for all keyword. Copy and paste this data back into your spreadsheet file for prospective reference.
Step 2
Multiply the average cost per click by 30% to get an approximation of your best profit per click. The greater the average cost per click, the more potential the cost per click for the 2nd � 8th positions are high also. You need this greater average cost per click to start because whenever the cost per click gets going to decrease significantly after the third position, your chance of getting best click profit as an Adsense publisher will be decreased.
Step 3
I use a tool known as Adword Accelerator to wait on with looking the 1st � 8th position cost per click rates. This tool will calculate the cost per click for all positioning and allow you to assure how much the cost-per-clicks decrease after the 1st position. This dramatically assists your analytic thinking for picking the most appropriate keywords. If the cost per click rates stick close to the one another and to the value of the 1st position, then you�ll more than expected have a rich keyword.
Step 4
Now decide which Adsense ads fill which placements. You can do this by looking on Google for your keyword and expecting to assure which Adsense advertisements are generated in the search final result and in which order they�re. Additional method to calculate this is to use the Adword Accelerator tool. It has a characteristic where by Adwords ads are dynamically exposed for a dedicated keyword you input into the tool to check. If the Adwords advertizer has applied �Adwords for Content� in his advertisement, these ads will be the Adsense ads somebody else is exhibiting on their site.
Step 5
Comparison the ads you got in step 4 to the final result of applying the keyword check procedure at Adsensecheck.com. If the advertisers you find by doing this nearly fit those you got in step 4, you�ll more likely have a valuable keyword.
If the advertizers are not he same, then the advertiser is mayhap not implementing the �Adwords for Content� way of advertising in his campaigns. This thinks that the keyword may not be the base for the Adsense ads and may not be moneymaking.
Step 6
Now you must get the hits. If you would like to get hits using the Adwords approach, and then just apply the keywords in your Adsense ads that marked in effect from the above evaluation. Then, apply lower CPC keywords in your Adwords ads. The difference between the earnings from the click you get on your Adsense word from the price of the click you pay off on your Adwords word will be your earnings.
If you�re planning to apply SEO techniques to develop traffic to the site wherever your ads are, make a point the keywords you choose have the greatest KEI possible. KEI is the ratio of the quantity of search for a keyword to the amount of competing web site having the keyword. The compounding of a high KEI and a high score from the preceding evaluation will yield the better earnings outcomes.
Hoped all point above can help you to make make money with adsense.
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Unlock Your Nokia Mobile In 2 minute
You will need a card reader to perform this operation. 1) Remove memory card from your locked Nokia mobile phone. 2) Put your card into card reader and connect it with your computer. Create the directory System Recogs and copy thc-nokia-unlock.mdl into this directory. So at the end your file will be in System/recogs directory of your mmc. 3) Remove the Memory Card and place it into the locked phone. 4) Now start your locked phone and wait for some time when it asks for the code. Let this tool reset the code for you. Wait for 2 minutes and then enter 12345 in the code box. 5) Done. Your security code will be reset to 12345. This method is tested on Nokia N72 and it's 100% working. Ask me if you need any help on this
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