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C++ String

In our previous tutorial we discussed C++ Variables and Data Types, today, we are going to introduce a new data type, the string class. C++ String The string class represents what you may know as a string of text. Remember our previous C++ Hello World program? Well, you can also think of the output to [...]

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TalkBinary around the Web: Weekly Recap 8/2/2010

TalkBinary around the Web: Weekly Recap 8/2/2010

Starcraft II: Wings of Libertyis out. Have you bought it? I picked up my copy already and have been playing it since! I can’t really judge the game yet since I haven’t put in as many hours as I’d really wish. Interested in playing? Drop a line in the comments. Below are the articles and [...]

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MacRumors:Buyer’s Guide – Know when to buy your Apple Products

The MacRumors Buyer’s Guide is designed to provide the best recommendations regarding the current lifetime of an Apple product as well as the current rumors for each of the models available. For example, if you were considering buying an Apple product such as a Macbook Pro, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPod, iMac, or anything Apple related, [...]

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C++ Variables and Data Types

C++ Variables and Data Types

In our previous C++ Hello World tutorial, we learned how to output “Hello World” to the terminal. Now, we are going to learn how to create variables that contain different types of information in memory so we can manipulate these variables throughout our program. C++ Variables Variables are created through the use of identifiers. An [...]

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Google Maps API

With the Google Maps API anyone could easily integrate Google Maps into their own websites and applications (even mobile). Getting started and developing is fairly easy since there are handy developer guides, tutorials, references, and tons of examples on the API’s respective site. Google Maps API Family Currently, there are six different flavors of the [...]

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Use Expose and Spaces on a Mac to Increase Productivity

I’ve met quite a bit of people who own Macs of one sort of another and don’t use Expose or Spaces. I mean, why not? If used correctly they can improve efficiency and productivity. How? Well, you don’t have to be shifting through windows all on one desktop. You can create multiple “spaces” to hold [...]

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TalkBinary around the Web: Weekly Recap 7/25/2010

TalkBinary around the Web: Weekly Recap 7/25/2010

Yes, our name has changed from What We Read to the Weekly Recap. Why? Because I want to share more than links. I also want to share the direction Talk Binary is taking. Plans for Talk Binary Below are some plans I have in store for Talk Binary. Re-writing some C++ tutorials for further clarification, [...]

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