Harut

i'm not a doctor's son. i've been through very harsh times (early 90s in Armenia). but now i'm through with it. now that the question of basic survival is over for me, i want to enjoy my life, i want to go to glass museum.

quote:Originally posted by Twilight Bark: quote:Originally posted by Harut:forgive me, but i didn't really understand what was the standing of Hughes. can someone clerify please? His position is well-intentioned, but not necessarily realistic or wise economically. He says that money spent on a silly museum in Armenia is money wasted. Many of us, including me, would feel the same way as a knee-jerk reaction. A cool-headed analysis, however, would probably show that such sentiments, although well-intentioned and noble, are not justified.thanks TB, i guess the article was too complicated for my apprehension. and this is really sad. i was very much surprised and shocked the when i moved to Califoria and encountered this general feeling among Armenians that the life in Armenia is dead. that the best think we can do is try to bring all our relatives out of the country or send some money so that they can survive. i had a feeling that people here think that people in Armenia must sit down the whole day mourn, and try to survive; thinking of having fun or try new moral and cultural things are excluded in Armenia. and those who try to do that are morans who waste money instead of giving it to the poors. i don't know.

quote:Originally posted by Sip: quote:Originally posted by Harut:Sip, i just noticed that its only half of it. i'll do what you said. you can just delete that post of mine. Done Everything seems to work now! I'll try to take a look at that file as soon as possible but keep in mind I'll be leaving early in the morning for Utah (and won't have internet access for a couple of weeks) ...thanks Sip, and bari janaparh.

quote:Originally posted by Harut:here it is, try this link and then clik on the link there. you need msoftcon.cpp and msoftcon.h files for it to work. this is a link to my longest C++ program so far. i would like to get comments and suggestions on it. just keep in mind that the language is very new to me. one more comment, it works best on Win2000. it works on Win98, but you have to watch out what you input, and graphics can be messy.

here it is, try this link and then clik on the link there. you need msoftcon.cpp and msoftcon.h files for it to work. [ May 15, 2002, 06:16 PM: Message edited by: Harut ]

Sip, i just noticed that its only half of it. i'll do what you said. you can just delete that post of mine.

forgive me, but i didn't really understand what was the standing of Hughes. can someone clerify please?

and why did i get unregistered?

here we go. take a look at this. i revised that part. code: for ( i = 0; i < MAX_NO; i++ ) { for ( int j = ( i + 1 ); j < MAX_NO; j++ ) { if ( income[i] == income[j] ) { test = 0; for ( int k = 0; k < MAX_NO; k++ ) { if ( duplicates[k] == income[i] ) break; test++; } if ( test == 10 ) { duplicates[num_dup] = income[i]; num_dup++; } } } }

Sip, consider yourself in that NUTZ group too.

thank you very much Hasmiek. Sip, i'm still weiting for the grandmo.

guys, i'm having a little problem with C++. here is a mini program i just wrote. i guess you can figure out what it does. the problem is at the duplicate part. when i enter numbers such as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 it works fine. but when i enter numbers such as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 1 it shows duplicate numbers three times, one for each pair of matching numbers ( first nineth, first tenth, nineth tenth ). any suggestions how i can accomplish what i want? code: // Lab 10// 1-D Array Search // // Harut // May 14, 2002 // // This program is designed to accept 10 incomes from the user, // find the highest one, find the lowest one, find any duplicates, // and display them in reversed order #include #include #include #define MAX_NO 10 int main() { int income[MAX_NO] = {0}, duplicates[MAX_NO] = {0}, num_dup = 0, max, min; double total = 0, average; cout << "WELCOME!" << endl; cout << "nPlease enter 10 incomes one by one" << endl; for ( int i = 0; i < MAX_NO; i++ ) { cin >> income[i]; total += income[i]; if ( i == 0 ) { min = income[i]; max = income[i]; } if ( income[i] > max ) max = income[i]; if ( income[i] < min ) min = income[i]; } for ( i = 0; i <= MAX_NO; i++ ) { for ( int j = ( i + 1 ); j <= MAX_NO; j++ ) { if ( income[i] == income[j] ) { duplicates[num_dup] = income[i]; num_dup++; } } } average = total / MAX_NO; cout << "ntt***Household Income***" << endl; for ( i = 0; i < MAX_NO; i++ ) cout << setw( 25 ) << income[i] << setw( 13 ) << income[MAX_NO - i - 1] << endl; cout << "nThe highest income --- " << max << endl; cout << "The lowest income ---- " << min << endl; cout << "The average income --- " << setiosflags( ios::fixed | ios::showpoint ) << average << endl; for ( i = 0; i <= ( num_dup - 1 ); i++ ) { if ( num_dup > 0 ) cout << "Duplicate income ----- " << duplicates[i] << endl; } cout << "nThank you for using the program!" << endl; getch(); return 0; }

vay, Sip, vay. for sake of fun, give us grandma's perspective too.

quote:Originally posted by Sip:Sometimes I get the feeling that the majority of the people in the world have gone NUTZ smilies/lol.gif intersetingly enough, i have a feeling that they have always been that way.

thank you very much nellie jan. yes, there could be a long discussion about this. but your answers are fine for my survey. anybody else?

girls, women, grandmothers? can you people help me? i need to do a servey. here are 3 simple questions. if you can please answer them. the answers can be very short. if you don't want to post them, please PM me. -------- 1. what is the best thing about being the sex you are? 2. what is the most difficult thing about being the sex you are? 3. a. if you could change your sex for one week, would you? b. what might you discover? thank you

quote:Originally posted by hagarag:Now, will the Armenians EVER be able to come to terms with the fact that Tigran was a Jew? did you test his genes too?

Sip, Thoth, try to explain that to Hagarag who puts too much attention on "family values", last name. and he is the liberal one.

i got it right on the first day. i really like Ara Gevorgian's style. and yes Ani is really the big one. i just can't get tired of Artsakh or Lernapar.

i don't promise anything, but will try to come. just keep a big poster over your head: "MOVSES".

oh, Armenian girls, whatever has happened to you?!?! see, what kind of mess you make?!?!

essential part of Traditional Armenian Wedding: Looong limo at least couple of singers church dhol zurna THE MOST IMPORTANT: QAVOR! half of the people must be sitting and drinking until they passout, the other half must be dancing until they pass out. well it would be more interesing if there are hars u pesa.

“The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point, however, is to change it.” ---Good Old Marx

i don't know about his new CD, but during an interview with him he said that his second son, Tigran (Tiko), is also working on a new CD.

quote:Originally posted by MosJan:HArout Jan - Shnorhavor, barov mashes, anportsanq, inch ernuma tor Jeshtin lini. qani kilo ya vor ? Movses jan, 5 feet 9 inch.