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GeneralRe: Please check my program if it is correct Pin
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TorstenH.21-Sep-11 19:20
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David Skelly21-Sep-11 4:17
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TorstenH.21-Sep-11 19:17
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David Skelly21-Sep-11 22:09
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TorstenH.22-Sep-11 19:52
TorstenH.22-Sep-11 19:52 
naaa, it's not that kind of discussion.

I always see beginners using non-unique names for their variables and members like "b1, b2, b3, ..". It get's worse when it comes to list and labels, which are often named the same way: "l1, l2, l3, ...".

It'S so easy to get that cleared up! One can mess around when he's a pro and does code no one cares of. But as soon as a second person has to deal with the code, one should take a seconds time to think about.

EDIT: Check his new thread: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4032381/Polynomial-class-need-some-assistance-with-it.aspx[^]

He's using an int "coeff" in his main function and has the member Array[] "coeff" in the object he's dealing with. Technically allowed - but not helping at all.
regards Torsten
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