SysVoid

Sure, I'll look into that too!

Sweet, thanks. Going to work on this: Site Checker with Time Scheduling - An application that attempts to connect to a website or server every so many minutes or a given time and check if it is up. If it is down, it will notify you by email or by posting a notice on screen. Using WFA.

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Called it!

Try putting your #include "Square.h" before using namespace std;

Can you do: SQUARE(); SQUARE(int, int, double); SQUARE::SQUARE(int X = 0.0, int Y = 0.0, double Length = 0.0) { // stuff stuff }

OK Does C++ have default variables for methods? Maybe you could try that instead of overloading? Also, does anything happen if you change the order of those constructors?

I've not really done much C++, but this could be an issue for future: double SQUARE::getNewLength const { return newLength; } Don't you need ()'s there?

Hey there! I am currently in the learning process for C# (8 years of prior programming experience in other languages, about a month in C# [see my GitHub: @SysVoid]). I am out of ideas. What could I make? If any of you lot have ideas, fun, tedious, challenging (fun!), let me know! I want to do some more algorithm work too, if you have anything for that. It's also a bonus if you're currently in university and could send me one of your project specs so that I can attempt it myself and compare it to what you have later. I've never been to university, so that'd be fun. Thanks!

It feels higher quality, and the user experience is just on point. Plus, I'm a UNIX guy.

Wanted Visual Studio.

I am mainly a web developer. I prefer a Mac any day over Windows. The only reason I use Windows is because I wanted to get into C#.

Add me on Skype (same name). I am going to learn C++ too, and we can help each other! I have 8 years of prior programming experience, so my experience might make it easier for you.