msevilgenius

The pins inside Molex are loose. As you can see they're nowhere near aligned. But they're not set that way, they rattle around randomly. As you plug it in, turn the wires to alight the pins and it'll slot in just fine.

print(mul(var1, var2)  <- there is a ')' missing

print(mul(var1, var2)  <- there is a ')' missing

This is what your code is doing
( the semicolons after the if expressions mean that they do nothing)
cout << "I'm thinking of a number between 1-100\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; cin.ignore(1000, 10); while(true) { if( usersGuess == 7) { break; } // see if the guess is right if( usersGuess > 7 ){ // do nothing } cout << "That's too high.\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; cin.ignore(1000, 10); if( usersGuess < 7){ // do nothing } cout << "That's too low.\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin.ignore(1000, 10); }  
You should use braces like this:
cout << "I'm thinking of a number between 1-100\n"; while(true) { cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; if( usersGuess > 7 ){ cout << "That's too high.\n"; }else if( usersGuess < 7){ cout << "That's too low.\n"; }else{ // usersGuess == 7 break; } }  

This is what your code is doing
( the semicolons after the if expressions mean that they do nothing)
cout << "I'm thinking of a number between 1-100\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; cin.ignore(1000, 10); while(true) { if( usersGuess == 7) { break; } // see if the guess is right if( usersGuess > 7 ){ // do nothing } cout << "That's too high.\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; cin.ignore(1000, 10); if( usersGuess < 7){ // do nothing } cout << "That's too low.\n"; cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin.ignore(1000, 10); }  
You should use braces like this:
cout << "I'm thinking of a number between 1-100\n"; while(true) { cout << "Guess what it is: "; cin >> usersGuess; if( usersGuess > 7 ){ cout << "That's too high.\n"; }else if( usersGuess < 7){ cout << "That's too low.\n"; }else{ // usersGuess == 7 break; } }  

If you want to actually build a keyboard you'll probably find some info on geekhack
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=73496
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=40501.0#post_GGGG
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=47093.0

Use Prepared statements

Use Prepared statements

Use Prepared statements

Use Prepared statements

Use Prepared statements

Use Prepared statements

Custom data attributes are part of the html standard: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/dom.html#embedding-custom-non-visible-data-with-the-data-*-attributes
they just need to start with data-

apostrophe is used to show possession
 
"Alex's computer" for example, so you are right to have it 

You can move those folders to wherever you want, including off the SSD. Right click folder > 'Properties' > 'Location' tab > 'Move...'

No. They have physically different connectors.
 

put the * in quotes:
Input: 1 "*" 2
Output:
0. program.exe
1. 1
2. *
3. 2

Anything can be a bottleneck.

Yup, sorted. Thanks for quick responses guys

Because they do not properly hear so the initial reaction is to say what but in the time they are saying what their brain has pieced together what you have said from the bits they have heard and the context of the conversation.

get the U2312HM, ips, with an 8 ms response time, and good color reproduction

just installed it, looks very good and shall be sticking with it
 
and ill have to give brackets a go

For the love of god, indent your code.

Seconded, even basic syntax highlighting is very helpful.
 
Though if you want something more advanced have a look at Brackets, it's still in development but it's really nice to use, the live preview feature is awesome, and there are plenty of useful extensions.

It's the shader clock...
Look up at the top left of the description the core is 1GHz