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For infix notation, (eg. (1 + 1) * 2)
It follows the standard "BEDMAS" (although that is technically not correct either), but keeping it simple it is: Brackets, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, and then Subtraction. If you wanted to explicitly apply the order of operations, you would need to wrap brackets as opposed to the other two notations.
 
 
For prefix notation, also known as Polish Notation, (eg. * + 1 1 2)
It is like a stack of operations, from inside out. In essence it is in this format: <operator> <value1> <value2>
Where each value can be another polish notation expression.
 
For example: * + 1 1 2
= * (+ 1 1) (2)
= * (2) (2)
= 4
 
Note: (the parenthesis are not required, just easier to visually see what is going on)
 
This can seem very confusing if not use to the notation, but advantage is it leave very little ambiguity of which operation applies first, and thus does not require any parenthesis.
 
 
For postfix notation, also known as Reverse Polish Notation, (eg. 1 1 + 2 *)
As the name suggests, it is the opposite of Polish Notation where the operator goes after the two values instead of before.
 
 

lol Nvidia needed 3 gens to finaly beat the good old tahiti. .
Those good old Tahiti cards still go strong now days.
 
7970GHz can still maxout 98% of todays games at 1080p.

you mean the 780ti? the 290x is very very close to it and beats it at 4k. i wouldn't call that nothing.

Super excited... AMD interests me more then most of the other companies. 

Not entirely. HSA is bleeding-edge innovation, and AMD does continue to lead on the GPU front. We'll see in 2016 if Zen can be competitive, so I wouldn't call it hot air just yet.

So much hate on AMD in this forum!

Well that is a mathematical problem.
 
cost(incl tax) = cost(w/o tax) * 1 + cost(w/o tax) * taxrate
double cost = 10;double tax = 0.09; // 9%double costAfterTax = cost + cost * tax; // costAfterTax == 10.9

Oh my god! When are nvidia fanboys going to get over the stupid AMD power comments!? That's the most powerful graphics card at $650, that's great shut up... We don't need to know that you'd rather have less performance because "heat/electricity" SHUT UP!

I would either install Microsoft Security Essentials or just get rid of it completely. If you get rid of it just be careful and run Malwarebytes on a weekly or monthly basis.

I would replace your antivirus with Malwarebytes.
https://www.malwarebytes.org/
 
(Free version)
 
Also, windows comes with a pretty good scanner that works just fine if used properly. 

Hi, @PugoOfficial
 
You should be looking for USB 3.0 connection, when searching for an external drive. Even if your PC does not support it, if you upgrade it in the future, you will be able to benefit from the higher speed. Check if specific drive comes with some backup software which may ease the working process. Some drives have encryption, which means that you will be able to password protect them. The case of the drive is important, but you should know that in general any hit could damage the device. You should handle those drives with care, no matter the case material.
I don't know your desired capacity, but if I were you, I would get a USB 3.0 drive with plastic enclosure and good warranty conditions.
 
Hope this helps

Thanks @kichilron I just made spacing illusion (filled it with System.out.println() But one more thing unanswered is how do I make the user(the guest) input his INFORMATION when checking in or inquiring and save it inside the system for example Mr.Guest is already occupying this room or this room is unavailable
 
Edit: Sorry for having to many question but when I press 2 and prints it's features and if I choose back it goes back to the marimar bay sands how do I make it return to the list of rooms

I can only guess that this is what you wanted:
 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7522022/how-to-delete-stuff-printed-to-console-by-system-out-println
 
 
I am not aware of any way to clear the console output other than that.

I just keep it on and add in exceptions when I need to. 

you shouldn't worry about the internet speed, you download a workload, let the computer compute and finish the project, then you upload what you have done, it's not something that goes continuously all the time, each individual project is fairly small.
 
As anything when your hardware is at 100% load it will degrade faster, but not to the point that there is anything you have to worry about, the hardware was made to be used, and that's what folding does, takes advantage of the processing power that is otherwise not used. I wouldn't run folding while gaming or doing other intensive tasks though, but it's fine to run it while web browsing/watching videos etc..
 
both your cousins computer, and especially yours should do just fine.

That's best done with an array as far as I know.
*also my java skills are not that great but this definitely works, if you need any more java answers feel free to shoot a PM
package ltt;import java.util.Scanner; //this is really important! you can't read input without this/** * * @author Tycho */public class Ltt { static Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); //this is the initialisation of the scanner that will read the input /** * @param args the command line arguments, ignore this for now */ public static void main(String[] args) { //initialisation of our variables int amount; int TheArrayWeAreUsing[]; //start of the program System.out.print("How many numbers do you want the array to cointain? "); // asking how many numbers we want amount = Integer.parseInt(sc.nextLine()); //reading the amount of numbers we want TheArrayWeAreUsing = new int[amount]; //creating a new instance of the array //now we are going to fill up the array with the amount of numbers we specified earlier for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++) { System.out.print("Give number " + (i + 1) + ": "); //asking for the number we want the user to give, i is the current number the user is putting in TheArrayWeAreUsing[i] = Integer.parseInt(sc.nextLine()); // assinging the input to the i spot of the array } //generating the output for (int j = 0; j < TheArrayWeAreUsing.length; j++) { System.out.println("Number " + (j + 1) + " from the array is: " + TheArrayWeAreUsing[j]); } //end of program }}

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Someone has been playing Plague Inc. in real life

Someone has been playing Plague Inc. in real life

Someone has been playing Plague Inc. in real life

Someone has been playing Plague Inc. in real life

Someone has been playing Plague Inc. in real life

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next time wear a PCMasterRace Tee-Shirt infront of him

next time wear a PCMasterRace Tee-Shirt infront of him