I know c++#include iostream.h
main()
{
cout "Hello World!";
return 0;
}
(,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:23,
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main()
{
cout "Hello World!";
return 0;
}
yeah that wouldn`t even compile*dons anorak and wiggles glasses*
edit: bastard with your editing!
*checks code again ;-)*
edit 2: from what I remember that still won`t work :)
cout << "arse";
(edit: bastard with your editing!
*checks code again ;-)*
edit 2: from what I remember that still won`t work :)
cout << "arse";
Reckless_Rik,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:25,
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I edited3 times to get it to display something. How'd you get it to display the chevrons (is that what they're called)?
(,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:29,
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i believe they're called inserters.or extractors.
i can never remember which.
(,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:31,
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i can never remember which.
molars and incisors... ;-)less-than and greater-than works for me, and I`m occasionally an IT PRAFESHINAL!
( Reckless_Rik,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:32,
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that`s the oneuse HTML code:
< is a <
> is a >
(< is a <
> is a >
Reckless_Rik,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:31,
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In Haiku formPosting on b3ta -
Mysteries of html
Use <, >
(Mysteries of html
Use <, >
Deebster,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:33,
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smart arse!a good thing to do, if somebody does something a bit flashy on teh board, is to view page source and have a look at the weird codes in there
( Reckless_Rik,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:35,
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Some of itsmall, b, i, pre, img, a, and a few others work. You won't get far with much else though.
( Deebster,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:40,
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this is true- so don`t try sneaking 3MB MP3s or Flash movies in ;-) - it all gets filtered out
( Reckless_Rik,
Sun 22 Aug 2004, 1:42,
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