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Thanks for the suggestions!

Is there a name for &&? Because this is for school and im going to be asked what that is by the teacher.

So I know this is a little off kilter for the LTT forum, but i figured I could find some help here. So I just started getting into coding ( C++ ) and am tasked with making a code that allows the user to type in 3 integers, then tells them the sum, product, average, the smallest and largest number. So I am able to get a code that displays the sum, product and average, yet the smallest and largest are my problems. I know that I have to use an if statement, yet idk how to use it with the numbers ive assigned. My code so far is listed below and any help would be great. Keep in mind ive started code a few days ago so don't correct me on if its sloppy or not 100% right. It works as of now and does what I want it too and that's all I want as of now. #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int number1; int number2; int number3; cout << "Input three different integers \n"; cin >> number1 >> number2 >> number3; cout << "The sum is " << number1 + number2 + number3 << "\n"; cout << "The product is " << number1 * number2 * number3 << "\n"; cout << "The average is " << (number1 + number2 + number3) / 3 << "\n"; if (number1 <= number2) cout << "The smallest number is " << number1; }

How would I get the fresh copy of windows though? I don't have the disk anymore and am unaware of how to copy my OS to the SD card.

So I want to upgrade my laptop and put a Samsung 850 EVO in it. Yet i dont have a sata to usb cable. I dont care if i lose all my data on it theres nothing important on it. So could I take the recovery partition, copy it to the SD card, take the old HDD out, make the SD card the boot drive and do a factory reset with the SD card as the boot drive, install the SSD and use the Samsung software to clone the SD card to the SSD. Then switch the SSD to the boot drive and boom. Would that work?

So ive discovered if i right click my c drive, go to properties, and then click hardware, the Samsung 850 EVO is under the all disk drives menu, yet still not in file explorer.

Ok the bios is picking it up. Yet idk why its not in file explorer. And my C drive is about 500 GB full and the SSD is only 120 GB. I was just going to put my OS onto the SSD and maybe a game or two.

But then I would lose all my files and i dont have the install disk anymore.

I shut it off and unplugged it from power then installed the SATA power and data. Turned the computer on, went into file explorer and it wasn't showing another drive.

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Its not even an option under disk management. The computer isn't recognizing I installed it.

Its plugged in and its not appearing under "this pc". Is there a reason at all? Its got a power and sata connection.

So i just bought a Samsung 850 EVO and there was just the bare drive, the install CD, the install packet and warranty packet. No Sata to USB cable to clone the drive. So how would i install the SSD without this cable? Could i just install it into my pc, then use the installation CD to do the rest?

I currently have a desktop that i build that consists of: CPU Intel i5 4690k @ 4.2 Ghz Motherboard Gigabyte Z97-HD3 RAM G.Skill 1333 GPU Gigabyte Geforce 760 Case Corsair Spec-1 Storage Seagate 1TB 7200rpm PSU Corsair CX600M Display(s) AOC 1080P IPS Cooling Cooler Master Seidon 120V x4 Im curious to as how much I could get if I sold this system, I estimated around $900-$1000. I would take that money and throw some more into it and purchase a mobile gaming laptop. Id still keep my monitor, keyboard and mouse and use the laptop essentially as the desktop and have it serve as a second monitor on my desk. That way I have the experience of a desktop but when I need it to be mobile it can be. Yet is it worth it? Id probably be getting a laptop with a 970M and some sort of i7, which in my mind is a downgrade. The 760 out performs the 970M, but just barely. While the overclocked i5 is on par with an i7. Getting the 980M would be preferred as it is better than the 760 by far. So would it be worth essentially downgrading slightly to get a mobile experience? Should I do it and if so, what laptop would be good? I found the GIGABYTE P35Xv3-CF5 (link below) but thats about it. My budget would be at max $1,700 with no wiggle room. Would it be worth the compromise to go mobile and if so what laptop would you recommend? GIGABYTE P35Xv3-CF5 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233068 *Edit - I will be going to college in the next few weeks and need a laptop for that. So going mobile would kill two birds with one stone by getting a laptop for college and going mobile. Because now I am on the move alot.

I have a Windows HTC 8x and I want to get a Galaxy S5. If i just take the sim card out of the windows phone and put it in the galaxy, will it automatically work? Like will i be able to text, be hooked up to our data plan, have the same phone #, able to call, etc. Basically have it work like a normal phone would. Or would i have to get a new sim card and go to verizon?