Program is to find no. of days between 2 dates.Logic is to add 1 day to 1 date till it reaches other.
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;
void main()
{
int a,b,c,d,e,f,flag=0;
printf("Enter first date");
scanf("%d%d%d",%26amp;a,%26amp;b,%26amp;c);
printf("Enter second date");
scanf("%d%d%d",%26amp;d,%26amp;e,%26amp;f);
while(c!=f||b!=e||a!=d) //If I comment c!=f this program works otherwise it goes infinite!
{
a++;
if((b==4)||(b==6)||(b==9)||(b==11))
f=30;
else if(b==2)
{
if(d%4==0)
f=29;
else
f=28;
}
else
f=31;
if(a%26gt;f)
{
b++;
a=1;
}
if(b==13)
{
c++;
b=1;
}
flag++;
}
printf("%d",flag);
getch();
}
Why this c program is going infinite!!!!!!?
Why don't you first calculate the julian value and then just subtract the two dates?
For example, if they enter 2007 01 31 for the first date and
2007 02 10 for the second, the first date would calculate to 2007031 and the second is 2007041. Subtracting, you then get 10 days.
The following hasn't been compiled or checked for complete accuracy, but should give an idea.
int main() {
int date1, date2, daysDiff=0;
/* blah blah blah - get your dates... */
date1 = jetJulian (a,b,c);
date2 = jetJulian (d,e,f);
if (date1%26lt;date2)
daysDiff = date2-date1;
else
daysDiff = date1-date2;
}
int getJulian(int year, int mo, int day) {
int jValue=0;
int moDays[11]={0,31,59,90,120,150,181,212,2...
/* Double-check the values above :) */
/* Add some verifications prior to the following */
jValue = moDays[mo-1]+day;
/* Add one if the mo%26gt;2 and leap year */
if ((year%4 %26amp;%26amp; !year%100) || year%400)
jValue++;
jValue+= year*1000;
return jValue;
}
Reply:i did this program
its to find persons age
%26amp; hw many days he lived
its very simple
first u substracted the old year from recent year
than answer*365
other line
subtract large month to smaller 1
than answer*30
than just add the days
ok that was mine
i wont do ur prob
i might get answer 2moro
when i go to my class
Monday, May 24, 2010
How should I learn C#.net? My background is C/C++?
Hello, I am from the old-school C/C++ generation and have seen the C#.net arrive quite fast. Now it seems like everyone wants a C#.net developper. How did you learn this? Any good resource links? Books? I graduated just before the advent of C# and am quite clueless as how to approach this topic. Thanks in advance. I have MS Visual Studio.net 2003 vers 7.1
How should I learn C#.net? My background is C/C++?
If you are fairly proficent with C++ you should not have any problems getting started on C#.
I havent read any book for learning C#. The language specification and gotdotnet should get you upto speed.
Reply:Basically, changing from C/C++ to .net is easy. Because newer versions usually means easier to use. Besides, the .net help files (MSDN) is a great source of knowledge, tips, and samples.
So don't worry. I suggest you keep a reference book with you all the time, and go right into developing your application. When you face a problem which you don't know how to solve, search first in the .net MSDN, then either in the book or in the net for solution only for that one problem.
Just remember, BE VERY FOCUS. Take one problem at a time. Very soon, in a month or two, you will get used to it. Good luck.
Reply:Just one thing that I find important: C# is _not_ a new version of C or C++ as someone here stated. It is a language of its own, that's very familiar in syntax to C and C++ users.
Microsoft also has C++.NET which basically consists of .NET Framework extensions for C++.
And you can see yet another point here: if you're proficient with C++ there is no need for you to move to C#. The C++ syntax for .NET references and scope notation is somehow funny but easy to understand.
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How should I learn C#.net? My background is C/C++?
If you are fairly proficent with C++ you should not have any problems getting started on C#.
I havent read any book for learning C#. The language specification and gotdotnet should get you upto speed.
Reply:Basically, changing from C/C++ to .net is easy. Because newer versions usually means easier to use. Besides, the .net help files (MSDN) is a great source of knowledge, tips, and samples.
So don't worry. I suggest you keep a reference book with you all the time, and go right into developing your application. When you face a problem which you don't know how to solve, search first in the .net MSDN, then either in the book or in the net for solution only for that one problem.
Just remember, BE VERY FOCUS. Take one problem at a time. Very soon, in a month or two, you will get used to it. Good luck.
Reply:Just one thing that I find important: C# is _not_ a new version of C or C++ as someone here stated. It is a language of its own, that's very familiar in syntax to C and C++ users.
Microsoft also has C++.NET which basically consists of .NET Framework extensions for C++.
And you can see yet another point here: if you're proficient with C++ there is no need for you to move to C#. The C++ syntax for .NET references and scope notation is somehow funny but easy to understand.
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C? what does scanf does? Wich one is used for hardware? c or c++?
what is the difference between c and c++
wich one is easier??
wich one is used more often?
C? what does scanf does? Wich one is used for hardware? c or c++?
First, scanf is used to read value the user types at the command prompt. For example:
int someNumber;
scanf ("%d",%26amp;someNumber);
would wait for the user to type something and press [ENTER]. It would then try to parse the text that was typed into an integer value and place that value in the "someNumber" variable, assuming they typed a valid number.
Either language can be used to interact with hardware, however I myself have never tried to do any sort of embeded systems programing -- I mean all I've worked with is writing relatively simple programs that run on Windows.
C++ adds Object Oriented abilities to the C programming language while still aiming for 100% backwards-compatability with C. And from what I've read it comes pretty close to 100%, however I've never really tried to compile any even remotely complex C program on a C++ compiler.
Anything you learn to do in C will definitely be helpful in learning C++, so if you're looking for what is easiest, you could start by learning C and then moving on to C++.
From what I could find on the Internet, C is more widely used than C++ , but that's probably hard to gauge.
Reply:c++ is object oriented. C can be considered as an earlier version and also a subset of C++. So C is easier. Onhardware C is generaly used.
Reply:In C language (and it can be used in C++) the scanf function is used to accept input from a device, like a keyboard. For example:
char string[80];
scanf("%s", string);
This code will pause the program and wait for the user to enter a series of characters followed by the enter key. In C++ the same thing is usually done using the "cin" function. Like:
cin %26gt;%26gt; string;
The scanf will work in C++ and C. The cin will only work in C++.
C was a language developed for procedural coding, though you can produce something like OO code in C. C++ was designed to be more Object Oriented than C, but it doesn't enforce OO design techniques. Neither one is really better for hardware.
Currently, C++ is preferred over C due to it's OO capacity, but it is not necessarily easier. If you understand OO concepts, C++ would not be more difficult than C. If you don't understand OO, I would probably advise you to learn a little bit about it and use C++.
I'm not a C++ or OO bigot. I'm just expressing my opinion based on my experiences. Good luck!
Reply:Your title doesn't make a lot of sense but I will try to answer your question. scanf() is a function in the stdio.h library that scans input from standard in (usually keyboard).
C is a subset of C++. C++ includes all the libraries of C. The difference is that C++ includes Object Oriented Design (classes), C does not.
Which one is easier is a very subjective question. I learned C before I learned C++, and I personally would recommend C first. The main reason is that in C++ a lot of things are done behind the scenes and you wont have a thorough understanding of C++ without C.
Both C and C++ are used extensively. For anything where speed is key unless you understand C++ well, C is a good choice. Otherwise C++ is usually easier.
wich one is easier??
wich one is used more often?
C? what does scanf does? Wich one is used for hardware? c or c++?
First, scanf is used to read value the user types at the command prompt. For example:
int someNumber;
scanf ("%d",%26amp;someNumber);
would wait for the user to type something and press [ENTER]. It would then try to parse the text that was typed into an integer value and place that value in the "someNumber" variable, assuming they typed a valid number.
Either language can be used to interact with hardware, however I myself have never tried to do any sort of embeded systems programing -- I mean all I've worked with is writing relatively simple programs that run on Windows.
C++ adds Object Oriented abilities to the C programming language while still aiming for 100% backwards-compatability with C. And from what I've read it comes pretty close to 100%, however I've never really tried to compile any even remotely complex C program on a C++ compiler.
Anything you learn to do in C will definitely be helpful in learning C++, so if you're looking for what is easiest, you could start by learning C and then moving on to C++.
From what I could find on the Internet, C is more widely used than C++ , but that's probably hard to gauge.
Reply:c++ is object oriented. C can be considered as an earlier version and also a subset of C++. So C is easier. Onhardware C is generaly used.
Reply:In C language (and it can be used in C++) the scanf function is used to accept input from a device, like a keyboard. For example:
char string[80];
scanf("%s", string);
This code will pause the program and wait for the user to enter a series of characters followed by the enter key. In C++ the same thing is usually done using the "cin" function. Like:
cin %26gt;%26gt; string;
The scanf will work in C++ and C. The cin will only work in C++.
C was a language developed for procedural coding, though you can produce something like OO code in C. C++ was designed to be more Object Oriented than C, but it doesn't enforce OO design techniques. Neither one is really better for hardware.
Currently, C++ is preferred over C due to it's OO capacity, but it is not necessarily easier. If you understand OO concepts, C++ would not be more difficult than C. If you don't understand OO, I would probably advise you to learn a little bit about it and use C++.
I'm not a C++ or OO bigot. I'm just expressing my opinion based on my experiences. Good luck!
Reply:Your title doesn't make a lot of sense but I will try to answer your question. scanf() is a function in the stdio.h library that scans input from standard in (usually keyboard).
C is a subset of C++. C++ includes all the libraries of C. The difference is that C++ includes Object Oriented Design (classes), C does not.
Which one is easier is a very subjective question. I learned C before I learned C++, and I personally would recommend C first. The main reason is that in C++ a lot of things are done behind the scenes and you wont have a thorough understanding of C++ without C.
Both C and C++ are used extensively. For anything where speed is key unless you understand C++ well, C is a good choice. Otherwise C++ is usually easier.
C# over C++?
Why do people say C# is better then C++? Also is there still a need for C?
- Cheers, Daniel
C# over C++?
It really depends on what area of application you trying to implement.
For example, I will agree, C# is better, if you are doing development for windows or web based application, as it is truly object oriented and the code is easier to understand. And there is no pointer in C#.
As for C, I think it is still very important and useful in hardware programming, meaning, hardware level kind of work.
If you are a boss, you would invest in C#, rather than C++ as the number of expert in C++ is not growing and you will find more people holding skills in C#, so when come to hiring, you may have a hard time looking for such resource, and it will be higher cost in terms of salary because of the tight supply of C++ programmers.
I suggest, for C++ programmers start to adopt another new modern programming language to ensure a smooth way ahead. Cause, the work for C++ programmers is getting lesser and mostly for hardware programming.
So for those in hardware programing, I think still quite ok to hold on, on C or C++.
Reply:C# is better than C++ because (although it has a minimal performance hit ,of being managed code against native code) it runs in a virtual machine (.Net CLR) and invulnerable to the buffer overflow (root of almost all worms and trojans) and similar attacks. .Net framework provides a very easy access to many APIs using centralized System. and Microsoft. namespaces. ALso the code is write once run everywhere like java, all you need is to port the CLR. (i.e. there is open source MONO, GNU .NET and ROTOR which runs compiled .Net code on linux.
Yes, there is still need for C as most OS kernels (Windows, Linux) are written in C (not C++) thus the drivers written for those OS need to be written in C. Also many lightweight hardware platforms like microcontrollers don't have enough resources to support C++ and OO.
Loren Soth
Reply:As a firmware developer I can state that C/C++ programmers are still VERY much in demand, in fact if anyone knows of a Linux C++ programmer in the Denver area that needs work, contact ADIC out of Englewood! We are looking for good people!
This will probably always be the case since new hardware is constantly being developed and C is the de-facto standard for systems programming. The Linux kernel is written in C and so are most kernels that I can think of. Anyone who thinks that the world revolves around C# is only a application developer and takes for granted all the underlying systems and device drivers that they make use of.
C# is great for Windows application programming, or so I hear. Being strictly a Unix/Linux/VxWorks developer I can tell you that there is no place for C# in my world...only for C++ and C.
- Cheers, Daniel
C# over C++?
It really depends on what area of application you trying to implement.
For example, I will agree, C# is better, if you are doing development for windows or web based application, as it is truly object oriented and the code is easier to understand. And there is no pointer in C#.
As for C, I think it is still very important and useful in hardware programming, meaning, hardware level kind of work.
If you are a boss, you would invest in C#, rather than C++ as the number of expert in C++ is not growing and you will find more people holding skills in C#, so when come to hiring, you may have a hard time looking for such resource, and it will be higher cost in terms of salary because of the tight supply of C++ programmers.
I suggest, for C++ programmers start to adopt another new modern programming language to ensure a smooth way ahead. Cause, the work for C++ programmers is getting lesser and mostly for hardware programming.
So for those in hardware programing, I think still quite ok to hold on, on C or C++.
Reply:C# is better than C++ because (although it has a minimal performance hit ,of being managed code against native code) it runs in a virtual machine (.Net CLR) and invulnerable to the buffer overflow (root of almost all worms and trojans) and similar attacks. .Net framework provides a very easy access to many APIs using centralized System. and Microsoft. namespaces. ALso the code is write once run everywhere like java, all you need is to port the CLR. (i.e. there is open source MONO, GNU .NET and ROTOR which runs compiled .Net code on linux.
Yes, there is still need for C as most OS kernels (Windows, Linux) are written in C (not C++) thus the drivers written for those OS need to be written in C. Also many lightweight hardware platforms like microcontrollers don't have enough resources to support C++ and OO.
Loren Soth
Reply:As a firmware developer I can state that C/C++ programmers are still VERY much in demand, in fact if anyone knows of a Linux C++ programmer in the Denver area that needs work, contact ADIC out of Englewood! We are looking for good people!
This will probably always be the case since new hardware is constantly being developed and C is the de-facto standard for systems programming. The Linux kernel is written in C and so are most kernels that I can think of. Anyone who thinks that the world revolves around C# is only a application developer and takes for granted all the underlying systems and device drivers that they make use of.
C# is great for Windows application programming, or so I hear. Being strictly a Unix/Linux/VxWorks developer I can tell you that there is no place for C# in my world...only for C++ and C.
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
Im studying construction technology and have been reading from a book that describes some things as c/c. For example:
100 by 50 ceiling joists at 400 c/c
help much appreciated thanks
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
it means the measurment from the center of one joist to center of the adjacent joist(s), assumed to be evenly spaced across the space. Also called O.C. sometimes, or On Center. In the US, you might see that as 16" O.C.
Reply:center to center
100 by 50 ceiling joists at 400 c/c
help much appreciated thanks
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
it means the measurment from the center of one joist to center of the adjacent joist(s), assumed to be evenly spaced across the space. Also called O.C. sometimes, or On Center. In the US, you might see that as 16" O.C.
Reply:center to center
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c
must be C (Complex), ordered in anti-clockwise fashion, is given by the formula
A ( a, b, c ) = (i/4)( ab` - a`b + b c `- b`c + c a` - c`a ) .
--------------------------------------...
(for the letters a` , b`,c` , it is actually a line on top of these letters)
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
a(a1+ia2), b(b1+ib2), a' denoting the conjugate of a,
then:
ab' = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a2b1-a1b2)
a'b = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a1b2-a2b1)
ab'-ab' = 2i(a2b1-a1b2).
Now from plane geometry you have the formula:
for area of A(a1,a2) B(b1,b2) c(c1,c2)
(ABC ordered clockwise)
Area = ½ (a1b2-a2b1) + ½(b1c2-b2c1) + ½(c1a2-c2a1)
This gives the key I hope
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must be C (Complex), ordered in anti-clockwise fashion, is given by the formula
A ( a, b, c ) = (i/4)( ab` - a`b + b c `- b`c + c a` - c`a ) .
--------------------------------------...
(for the letters a` , b`,c` , it is actually a line on top of these letters)
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
a(a1+ia2), b(b1+ib2), a' denoting the conjugate of a,
then:
ab' = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a2b1-a1b2)
a'b = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a1b2-a2b1)
ab'-ab' = 2i(a2b1-a1b2).
Now from plane geometry you have the formula:
for area of A(a1,a2) B(b1,b2) c(c1,c2)
(ABC ordered clockwise)
Area = ½ (a1b2-a2b1) + ½(b1c2-b2c1) + ½(c1a2-c2a1)
This gives the key I hope
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C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
ok well its been a long road for me in my pregnancy i have way way passed my pregnancy time line i was supposed to have a very early delivery but instead god was with us and we hung in there now im 37 weeks pregnant and am having a c-section on November 15th i will be 39 weeks just when i had my son now im needing a c-section for possibal problems so my question is whats a c-section like whats going to happen? my baby is breech and will not turn and is to big to turn and there just alot of other risks right now so a c-section is very needed and i have no clue on what happenes im looking for good or bad problems or experiences im scared and waiting for the day and trying to prepare the best way i can any advice? i also have a 5 year old...how active will i be or not be after this surgery in any ones point of view please let me know!~thanks a million a anxious mommy~
C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
Where I work, we have you come in 2 hours before your surgery. We start an IV, begin infusing IV fluids, do lots of paperwork, shave the bottom of your abdomen, and we give preop meds about 30 minutes prior. The anesthiologist should see you ahead of time too. Once we take you to the OR, we have you sit on the side of the stretcher with your back to the anesthiologist for your spinal. They have you sit kind of hunched over, with your spine curved outward, inject some numbing medication to numb the area, then insert the spinal needle. Through that needle they give you the medicine that numbs you from your upper abdomen and below. You lay back, and then we insert the foley catheter. We prep your belly with betadine and you are draped. We then let your significant other in the room. The Dr. will test you before beginning to make sure you are good and numb before starting. Normally they have the baby out within 10 minutes. You'll feel pulling and tugging and pressure but shouldn't be too painful. After nursery checks the baby out and suctions the lungs if needed they'll let you see the baby, then we let the father carry the baby out to the nursery. Once the dr finishes sewing you back up, you go to recovery for an hour or two. You normally get to see the baby while in recovery. You'll stay in the bed for the most part that day. The next morning, we take out your catheter and let you get up to the shower. You are able to walk around some if you feel up to it. We let you go home after 3 days, so you would probably go home on Nov. 18th. You'll become more active over the next few weeks but you shouldn't lift your 5 year old. Instead, sit down and let him/her sit in your lap. Also, no driving for 2 weeks. Most drs will give you a pain pill prescription to take home for the soreness. Hopefully you'll have someone to stay with you for the first few weeks to help you so you'll be able to rest. Good luck. If I left anything out, let me know.
Reply:Unless it is an emergency, you will remain awake for the entire thing.
You need to fast the day before .You will have an IV put in and a catheter in your bladder.You will then have an epidural and then your husband will be able to join you in the OR.
There is a sheet in front of your face so you cannot see what is going on.
It all goes pretty fast , then you will go back to your room.
I suggest resting the rest of that day and keeping your 5 yr old at home.
You should check your insurance [ if in the US ] and find out how long you have in the hospital.
You really should be fine.It takes a while to heal and can be very painful.You will need help the first couple of weeks as you continue to recover.
Congratulations.
Reply:I had one abdominal surgery (with an ectopic) and a c-section 5 years later and at first it is difficult to move at all - even with medication - but the faster you get up and move the better. Walking is difficult but not impossible. After I got home from the hospital I was alone at home and was taking walks (short walks that is) with my baby at two weeks. The first time I recovered faster and was driving at two weeks. My baby was 10 pounds when I brought her home and lifting her was actually easier from a standing position. As far as preparing - make sure you have very comfortable pants or skirts and underwear to wear after you have the surgery and for a while after you go home. The only complication I had was with my c-section because my stomach was so large (from having a 10 pound baby) that my incision got a small infection in it from the sweat and skin hanging over. But other than that I totally enjoyed the birth since I wasn't having labor pains, the pressure of being pregnant was off (as the spinal cut all the feeling to my lower body), and I was calm. Everyone has a different experience but it's what you make it also. Enjoy that new baby and try and remember to take it slow if you need to. Ask a family member or friend to help out for the first couple days at home - that helps! I plan on having more support this time around.
Reply:I had an emergency one because my son was breech too. Only they told me he was ready to go and upside down at the last appointment a day earlier so I was in labor for 6 hours before they realized something wasn't right.
I think having it planned would make me way less nervous then having to sign a waiver in between contractions that they were trying to stop after inducing them. I remember they pull you out of bed the next day and make you walk and I thought I was going to break in half it hurt so bad. They give you this drip of morphine which makes you tired and takes the edge off but it still hurts. I couldn't believe all they send you off with is super size motrin. Taking a shower was also excruciating. I don't ahve a regular birth to compare it too but I imagine it can't be half as bad as this was judging by the recovery time and how people compare it. I was exhausted as it is major surgery. The nurses discouraged breastfeeding because they said I had to heal. I pursued it though for 4 1/2 months. You will need lots of help. My mom and husband took 2 weeks off as I was pretty incompetent minus the feedings laying down in bed. No stairs, lifting or driving. It's a lot to get used to at once. Your hormones are changing, you're recovering from major surgery, you have this baby who wants to eat every couple of hours despite your exhaustion etc. You'll be fine though. My friend just had one in September and wasn't in the agony I was. They say the better shape you're in, the more it hurts because they're cutting through that much more muscle. Needless to say, I am not exercising that much this time around. Good luck!
Reply:Your doctor will do what is best for you and your baby. Try not to worry about it. I know it is a bit of hell to go through but you will have a beautiful baby.
With a c-section, the anaesthetict gives you a spinal epidural on your back, so your lower body is asleep.
The doctors cut your tummy and take the baby out. The cord is cut.
Baby is checked over.
Your tummy is stitched up. You will feel all druggy but really happy your baby is okay.
You will be given drugs to help the pain. The nurses will help you with your baby eg. feeding, changing nappies etc.
Basically you can't drive for 6 weeks, no heavy lifting, no running around with your 5 year old.
A c-section is an operation, your don't want the stitches to come out or get an wound infection.
Ask your family and friends for help and support you will need it.
I feel for you as I have been there. Be strong and good luck!
Reply:I'm Hmong and if you know anyone how is an elder hmong person you can have them turn your baby around so you don't need to have a c- section. I've never had one before but from what I've heard after your c section you can't really do much my best advice to you is if you know any hmong friends or anyone knows one have your baby turn. It really works, hmong people has many ways that people just don't know. like with medicine to many other things but it will cost you money to have them turn your baby.
Reply:Not much happens before the surgery, you just can't have anything to eat or drink for 12 hours before.
When they put you out for the surgery they use as little as they can so as to not harm the baby. They make the cut and have the baby out in like one minute. It is real fast.
As soon as you wake up you get to see or hold the baby. If everyone is doing ok.
If they are doing the bikini cut (which is standard now) you will have a faster recovery than if they do the up and down cut.
Everything is mostly the same as a regular delivery except for the cut. That should he healed in a couple weeks. The first week you are pretty sore and stiff and should have help with your son so he don't jump on you or something.
Reply:mine was emergency so i didnt have time to prepare all tehy did was give me the epidural then lay me right down on the table the dr. came in and i felt some pressure where he was working but other than that nothing i did freak out and try to climb off the table ( obviously i couldnt but still ) due to reaction with valume. After they say you shouldnt want to walk for atleast a day or 2 i was up the next day ( had motivation though my daughter was in another hospital than i was ) you stay in for like 4 days or so you must have a bm and take a shower to leave it is painfull i loved my meds. and usually you carry a pillow or something to keep your stomach in when i came home i had a velcro belt that kept my clothes from catching my scar. I thought it was ok and hopeing i can have another one this time. the only thing i wasnt prepared for was you will have little to no feeling around the scar ( about 3 inches for me ) and that lasts awhile mine was 2 yrs ago and still nothing. dont worry so much youll be fine and relax and take advantage of any help you can get. good luck
Reply:I agree with much of what was said before. However, I found the recovery time to be longer. It was two weeks before I could walk across the house comfortably, and that was with pain medication. After about a month I could walk around well enough to take care of regular household chores.
If you'd like to try to avoid a c-section, there are some things you can try. I had an external version which was unsuccessful. I did not find it to be painful or uncomfortable. Some other people have had success with moxibustion from an acupuncturist or special adjustments from a chiropractor. My baby came early, so I ran out of time to try the last two.
C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
Where I work, we have you come in 2 hours before your surgery. We start an IV, begin infusing IV fluids, do lots of paperwork, shave the bottom of your abdomen, and we give preop meds about 30 minutes prior. The anesthiologist should see you ahead of time too. Once we take you to the OR, we have you sit on the side of the stretcher with your back to the anesthiologist for your spinal. They have you sit kind of hunched over, with your spine curved outward, inject some numbing medication to numb the area, then insert the spinal needle. Through that needle they give you the medicine that numbs you from your upper abdomen and below. You lay back, and then we insert the foley catheter. We prep your belly with betadine and you are draped. We then let your significant other in the room. The Dr. will test you before beginning to make sure you are good and numb before starting. Normally they have the baby out within 10 minutes. You'll feel pulling and tugging and pressure but shouldn't be too painful. After nursery checks the baby out and suctions the lungs if needed they'll let you see the baby, then we let the father carry the baby out to the nursery. Once the dr finishes sewing you back up, you go to recovery for an hour or two. You normally get to see the baby while in recovery. You'll stay in the bed for the most part that day. The next morning, we take out your catheter and let you get up to the shower. You are able to walk around some if you feel up to it. We let you go home after 3 days, so you would probably go home on Nov. 18th. You'll become more active over the next few weeks but you shouldn't lift your 5 year old. Instead, sit down and let him/her sit in your lap. Also, no driving for 2 weeks. Most drs will give you a pain pill prescription to take home for the soreness. Hopefully you'll have someone to stay with you for the first few weeks to help you so you'll be able to rest. Good luck. If I left anything out, let me know.
Reply:Unless it is an emergency, you will remain awake for the entire thing.
You need to fast the day before .You will have an IV put in and a catheter in your bladder.You will then have an epidural and then your husband will be able to join you in the OR.
There is a sheet in front of your face so you cannot see what is going on.
It all goes pretty fast , then you will go back to your room.
I suggest resting the rest of that day and keeping your 5 yr old at home.
You should check your insurance [ if in the US ] and find out how long you have in the hospital.
You really should be fine.It takes a while to heal and can be very painful.You will need help the first couple of weeks as you continue to recover.
Congratulations.
Reply:I had one abdominal surgery (with an ectopic) and a c-section 5 years later and at first it is difficult to move at all - even with medication - but the faster you get up and move the better. Walking is difficult but not impossible. After I got home from the hospital I was alone at home and was taking walks (short walks that is) with my baby at two weeks. The first time I recovered faster and was driving at two weeks. My baby was 10 pounds when I brought her home and lifting her was actually easier from a standing position. As far as preparing - make sure you have very comfortable pants or skirts and underwear to wear after you have the surgery and for a while after you go home. The only complication I had was with my c-section because my stomach was so large (from having a 10 pound baby) that my incision got a small infection in it from the sweat and skin hanging over. But other than that I totally enjoyed the birth since I wasn't having labor pains, the pressure of being pregnant was off (as the spinal cut all the feeling to my lower body), and I was calm. Everyone has a different experience but it's what you make it also. Enjoy that new baby and try and remember to take it slow if you need to. Ask a family member or friend to help out for the first couple days at home - that helps! I plan on having more support this time around.
Reply:I had an emergency one because my son was breech too. Only they told me he was ready to go and upside down at the last appointment a day earlier so I was in labor for 6 hours before they realized something wasn't right.
I think having it planned would make me way less nervous then having to sign a waiver in between contractions that they were trying to stop after inducing them. I remember they pull you out of bed the next day and make you walk and I thought I was going to break in half it hurt so bad. They give you this drip of morphine which makes you tired and takes the edge off but it still hurts. I couldn't believe all they send you off with is super size motrin. Taking a shower was also excruciating. I don't ahve a regular birth to compare it too but I imagine it can't be half as bad as this was judging by the recovery time and how people compare it. I was exhausted as it is major surgery. The nurses discouraged breastfeeding because they said I had to heal. I pursued it though for 4 1/2 months. You will need lots of help. My mom and husband took 2 weeks off as I was pretty incompetent minus the feedings laying down in bed. No stairs, lifting or driving. It's a lot to get used to at once. Your hormones are changing, you're recovering from major surgery, you have this baby who wants to eat every couple of hours despite your exhaustion etc. You'll be fine though. My friend just had one in September and wasn't in the agony I was. They say the better shape you're in, the more it hurts because they're cutting through that much more muscle. Needless to say, I am not exercising that much this time around. Good luck!
Reply:Your doctor will do what is best for you and your baby. Try not to worry about it. I know it is a bit of hell to go through but you will have a beautiful baby.
With a c-section, the anaesthetict gives you a spinal epidural on your back, so your lower body is asleep.
The doctors cut your tummy and take the baby out. The cord is cut.
Baby is checked over.
Your tummy is stitched up. You will feel all druggy but really happy your baby is okay.
You will be given drugs to help the pain. The nurses will help you with your baby eg. feeding, changing nappies etc.
Basically you can't drive for 6 weeks, no heavy lifting, no running around with your 5 year old.
A c-section is an operation, your don't want the stitches to come out or get an wound infection.
Ask your family and friends for help and support you will need it.
I feel for you as I have been there. Be strong and good luck!
Reply:I'm Hmong and if you know anyone how is an elder hmong person you can have them turn your baby around so you don't need to have a c- section. I've never had one before but from what I've heard after your c section you can't really do much my best advice to you is if you know any hmong friends or anyone knows one have your baby turn. It really works, hmong people has many ways that people just don't know. like with medicine to many other things but it will cost you money to have them turn your baby.
Reply:Not much happens before the surgery, you just can't have anything to eat or drink for 12 hours before.
When they put you out for the surgery they use as little as they can so as to not harm the baby. They make the cut and have the baby out in like one minute. It is real fast.
As soon as you wake up you get to see or hold the baby. If everyone is doing ok.
If they are doing the bikini cut (which is standard now) you will have a faster recovery than if they do the up and down cut.
Everything is mostly the same as a regular delivery except for the cut. That should he healed in a couple weeks. The first week you are pretty sore and stiff and should have help with your son so he don't jump on you or something.
Reply:mine was emergency so i didnt have time to prepare all tehy did was give me the epidural then lay me right down on the table the dr. came in and i felt some pressure where he was working but other than that nothing i did freak out and try to climb off the table ( obviously i couldnt but still ) due to reaction with valume. After they say you shouldnt want to walk for atleast a day or 2 i was up the next day ( had motivation though my daughter was in another hospital than i was ) you stay in for like 4 days or so you must have a bm and take a shower to leave it is painfull i loved my meds. and usually you carry a pillow or something to keep your stomach in when i came home i had a velcro belt that kept my clothes from catching my scar. I thought it was ok and hopeing i can have another one this time. the only thing i wasnt prepared for was you will have little to no feeling around the scar ( about 3 inches for me ) and that lasts awhile mine was 2 yrs ago and still nothing. dont worry so much youll be fine and relax and take advantage of any help you can get. good luck
Reply:I agree with much of what was said before. However, I found the recovery time to be longer. It was two weeks before I could walk across the house comfortably, and that was with pain medication. After about a month I could walk around well enough to take care of regular household chores.
If you'd like to try to avoid a c-section, there are some things you can try. I had an external version which was unsuccessful. I did not find it to be painful or uncomfortable. Some other people have had success with moxibustion from an acupuncturist or special adjustments from a chiropractor. My baby came early, so I ran out of time to try the last two.
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
Im studying construction technology and have been reading from a book that describes some things as c/c. For example:
100 by 50 ceiling joists at 400 c/c
help much appreciated thanks
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
it means the measurment from the center of one joist to center of the adjacent joist(s), assumed to be evenly spaced across the space. Also called O.C. sometimes, or On Center. In the US, you might see that as 16" O.C.
Reply:center to center
100 by 50 ceiling joists at 400 c/c
help much appreciated thanks
What does 'c/c' mean in construction?
it means the measurment from the center of one joist to center of the adjacent joist(s), assumed to be evenly spaced across the space. Also called O.C. sometimes, or On Center. In the US, you might see that as 16" O.C.
Reply:center to center
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c
must be C (Complex), ordered in anti-clockwise fashion, is given by the formula
A ( a, b, c ) = (i/4)( ab` - a`b + b c `- b`c + c a` - c`a ) .
--------------------------------------...
(for the letters a` , b`,c` , it is actually a line on top of these letters)
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
a(a1+ia2), b(b1+ib2), a' denoting the conjugate of a,
then:
ab' = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a2b1-a1b2)
a'b = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a1b2-a2b1)
ab'-ab' = 2i(a2b1-a1b2).
Now from plane geometry you have the formula:
for area of A(a1,a2) B(b1,b2) c(c1,c2)
(ABC ordered clockwise)
Area = ½ (a1b2-a2b1) + ½(b1c2-b2c1) + ½(c1a2-c2a1)
This gives the key I hope
must be C (Complex), ordered in anti-clockwise fashion, is given by the formula
A ( a, b, c ) = (i/4)( ab` - a`b + b c `- b`c + c a` - c`a ) .
--------------------------------------...
(for the letters a` , b`,c` , it is actually a line on top of these letters)
Prove that the area A ( a, b, c ) of the triangle in the complex plane with corners at a, b, c?
a(a1+ia2), b(b1+ib2), a' denoting the conjugate of a,
then:
ab' = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a2b1-a1b2)
a'b = a1b1+a2b2 + i(a1b2-a2b1)
ab'-ab' = 2i(a2b1-a1b2).
Now from plane geometry you have the formula:
for area of A(a1,a2) B(b1,b2) c(c1,c2)
(ABC ordered clockwise)
Area = ½ (a1b2-a2b1) + ½(b1c2-b2c1) + ½(c1a2-c2a1)
This gives the key I hope
C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
ok well its been a long road for me in my pregnancy i have way way passed my pregnancy time line i was supposed to have a very early delivery but instead god was with us and we hung in there now im 37 weeks pregnant and am having a c-section on November 15th i will be 39 weeks just when i had my son now im needing a c-section for possibal problems so my question is whats a c-section like whats going to happen? my baby is breech and will not turn and is to big to turn and there just alot of other risks right now so a c-section is very needed and i have no clue on what happenes im looking for good or bad problems or experiences im scared and waiting for the day and trying to prepare the best way i can any advice? i also have a 5 year old...how active will i be or not be after this surgery in any ones point of view please let me know!~thanks a million a anxious mommy~
C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
Where I work, we have you come in 2 hours before your surgery. We start an IV, begin infusing IV fluids, do lots of paperwork, shave the bottom of your abdomen, and we give preop meds about 30 minutes prior. The anesthiologist should see you ahead of time too. Once we take you to the OR, we have you sit on the side of the stretcher with your back to the anesthiologist for your spinal. They have you sit kind of hunched over, with your spine curved outward, inject some numbing medication to numb the area, then insert the spinal needle. Through that needle they give you the medicine that numbs you from your upper abdomen and below. You lay back, and then we insert the foley catheter. We prep your belly with betadine and you are draped. We then let your significant other in the room. The Dr. will test you before beginning to make sure you are good and numb before starting. Normally they have the baby out within 10 minutes. You'll feel pulling and tugging and pressure but shouldn't be too painful. After nursery checks the baby out and suctions the lungs if needed they'll let you see the baby, then we let the father carry the baby out to the nursery. Once the dr finishes sewing you back up, you go to recovery for an hour or two. You normally get to see the baby while in recovery. You'll stay in the bed for the most part that day. The next morning, we take out your catheter and let you get up to the shower. You are able to walk around some if you feel up to it. We let you go home after 3 days, so you would probably go home on Nov. 18th. You'll become more active over the next few weeks but you shouldn't lift your 5 year old. Instead, sit down and let him/her sit in your lap. Also, no driving for 2 weeks. Most drs will give you a pain pill prescription to take home for the soreness. Hopefully you'll have someone to stay with you for the first few weeks to help you so you'll be able to rest. Good luck. If I left anything out, let me know.
Reply:Unless it is an emergency, you will remain awake for the entire thing.
You need to fast the day before .You will have an IV put in and a catheter in your bladder.You will then have an epidural and then your husband will be able to join you in the OR.
There is a sheet in front of your face so you cannot see what is going on.
It all goes pretty fast , then you will go back to your room.
I suggest resting the rest of that day and keeping your 5 yr old at home.
You should check your insurance [ if in the US ] and find out how long you have in the hospital.
You really should be fine.It takes a while to heal and can be very painful.You will need help the first couple of weeks as you continue to recover.
Congratulations.
Reply:I had one abdominal surgery (with an ectopic) and a c-section 5 years later and at first it is difficult to move at all - even with medication - but the faster you get up and move the better. Walking is difficult but not impossible. After I got home from the hospital I was alone at home and was taking walks (short walks that is) with my baby at two weeks. The first time I recovered faster and was driving at two weeks. My baby was 10 pounds when I brought her home and lifting her was actually easier from a standing position. As far as preparing - make sure you have very comfortable pants or skirts and underwear to wear after you have the surgery and for a while after you go home. The only complication I had was with my c-section because my stomach was so large (from having a 10 pound baby) that my incision got a small infection in it from the sweat and skin hanging over. But other than that I totally enjoyed the birth since I wasn't having labor pains, the pressure of being pregnant was off (as the spinal cut all the feeling to my lower body), and I was calm. Everyone has a different experience but it's what you make it also. Enjoy that new baby and try and remember to take it slow if you need to. Ask a family member or friend to help out for the first couple days at home - that helps! I plan on having more support this time around.
Reply:I had an emergency one because my son was breech too. Only they told me he was ready to go and upside down at the last appointment a day earlier so I was in labor for 6 hours before they realized something wasn't right.
I think having it planned would make me way less nervous then having to sign a waiver in between contractions that they were trying to stop after inducing them. I remember they pull you out of bed the next day and make you walk and I thought I was going to break in half it hurt so bad. They give you this drip of morphine which makes you tired and takes the edge off but it still hurts. I couldn't believe all they send you off with is super size motrin. Taking a shower was also excruciating. I don't ahve a regular birth to compare it too but I imagine it can't be half as bad as this was judging by the recovery time and how people compare it. I was exhausted as it is major surgery. The nurses discouraged breastfeeding because they said I had to heal. I pursued it though for 4 1/2 months. You will need lots of help. My mom and husband took 2 weeks off as I was pretty incompetent minus the feedings laying down in bed. No stairs, lifting or driving. It's a lot to get used to at once. Your hormones are changing, you're recovering from major surgery, you have this baby who wants to eat every couple of hours despite your exhaustion etc. You'll be fine though. My friend just had one in September and wasn't in the agony I was. They say the better shape you're in, the more it hurts because they're cutting through that much more muscle. Needless to say, I am not exercising that much this time around. Good luck!
Reply:Your doctor will do what is best for you and your baby. Try not to worry about it. I know it is a bit of hell to go through but you will have a beautiful baby.
With a c-section, the anaesthetict gives you a spinal epidural on your back, so your lower body is asleep.
The doctors cut your tummy and take the baby out. The cord is cut.
Baby is checked over.
Your tummy is stitched up. You will feel all druggy but really happy your baby is okay.
You will be given drugs to help the pain. The nurses will help you with your baby eg. feeding, changing nappies etc.
Basically you can't drive for 6 weeks, no heavy lifting, no running around with your 5 year old.
A c-section is an operation, your don't want the stitches to come out or get an wound infection.
Ask your family and friends for help and support you will need it.
I feel for you as I have been there. Be strong and good luck!
Reply:I'm Hmong and if you know anyone how is an elder hmong person you can have them turn your baby around so you don't need to have a c- section. I've never had one before but from what I've heard after your c section you can't really do much my best advice to you is if you know any hmong friends or anyone knows one have your baby turn. It really works, hmong people has many ways that people just don't know. like with medicine to many other things but it will cost you money to have them turn your baby.
Reply:Not much happens before the surgery, you just can't have anything to eat or drink for 12 hours before.
When they put you out for the surgery they use as little as they can so as to not harm the baby. They make the cut and have the baby out in like one minute. It is real fast.
As soon as you wake up you get to see or hold the baby. If everyone is doing ok.
If they are doing the bikini cut (which is standard now) you will have a faster recovery than if they do the up and down cut.
Everything is mostly the same as a regular delivery except for the cut. That should he healed in a couple weeks. The first week you are pretty sore and stiff and should have help with your son so he don't jump on you or something.
Reply:mine was emergency so i didnt have time to prepare all tehy did was give me the epidural then lay me right down on the table the dr. came in and i felt some pressure where he was working but other than that nothing i did freak out and try to climb off the table ( obviously i couldnt but still ) due to reaction with valume. After they say you shouldnt want to walk for atleast a day or 2 i was up the next day ( had motivation though my daughter was in another hospital than i was ) you stay in for like 4 days or so you must have a bm and take a shower to leave it is painfull i loved my meds. and usually you carry a pillow or something to keep your stomach in when i came home i had a velcro belt that kept my clothes from catching my scar. I thought it was ok and hopeing i can have another one this time. the only thing i wasnt prepared for was you will have little to no feeling around the scar ( about 3 inches for me ) and that lasts awhile mine was 2 yrs ago and still nothing. dont worry so much youll be fine and relax and take advantage of any help you can get. good luck
Reply:I agree with much of what was said before. However, I found the recovery time to be longer. It was two weeks before I could walk across the house comfortably, and that was with pain medication. After about a month I could walk around well enough to take care of regular household chores.
If you'd like to try to avoid a c-section, there are some things you can try. I had an external version which was unsuccessful. I did not find it to be painful or uncomfortable. Some other people have had success with moxibustion from an acupuncturist or special adjustments from a chiropractor. My baby came early, so I ran out of time to try the last two.
800flowers.com
C-section needed! any advice? please nov15th is the day?
Where I work, we have you come in 2 hours before your surgery. We start an IV, begin infusing IV fluids, do lots of paperwork, shave the bottom of your abdomen, and we give preop meds about 30 minutes prior. The anesthiologist should see you ahead of time too. Once we take you to the OR, we have you sit on the side of the stretcher with your back to the anesthiologist for your spinal. They have you sit kind of hunched over, with your spine curved outward, inject some numbing medication to numb the area, then insert the spinal needle. Through that needle they give you the medicine that numbs you from your upper abdomen and below. You lay back, and then we insert the foley catheter. We prep your belly with betadine and you are draped. We then let your significant other in the room. The Dr. will test you before beginning to make sure you are good and numb before starting. Normally they have the baby out within 10 minutes. You'll feel pulling and tugging and pressure but shouldn't be too painful. After nursery checks the baby out and suctions the lungs if needed they'll let you see the baby, then we let the father carry the baby out to the nursery. Once the dr finishes sewing you back up, you go to recovery for an hour or two. You normally get to see the baby while in recovery. You'll stay in the bed for the most part that day. The next morning, we take out your catheter and let you get up to the shower. You are able to walk around some if you feel up to it. We let you go home after 3 days, so you would probably go home on Nov. 18th. You'll become more active over the next few weeks but you shouldn't lift your 5 year old. Instead, sit down and let him/her sit in your lap. Also, no driving for 2 weeks. Most drs will give you a pain pill prescription to take home for the soreness. Hopefully you'll have someone to stay with you for the first few weeks to help you so you'll be able to rest. Good luck. If I left anything out, let me know.
Reply:Unless it is an emergency, you will remain awake for the entire thing.
You need to fast the day before .You will have an IV put in and a catheter in your bladder.You will then have an epidural and then your husband will be able to join you in the OR.
There is a sheet in front of your face so you cannot see what is going on.
It all goes pretty fast , then you will go back to your room.
I suggest resting the rest of that day and keeping your 5 yr old at home.
You should check your insurance [ if in the US ] and find out how long you have in the hospital.
You really should be fine.It takes a while to heal and can be very painful.You will need help the first couple of weeks as you continue to recover.
Congratulations.
Reply:I had one abdominal surgery (with an ectopic) and a c-section 5 years later and at first it is difficult to move at all - even with medication - but the faster you get up and move the better. Walking is difficult but not impossible. After I got home from the hospital I was alone at home and was taking walks (short walks that is) with my baby at two weeks. The first time I recovered faster and was driving at two weeks. My baby was 10 pounds when I brought her home and lifting her was actually easier from a standing position. As far as preparing - make sure you have very comfortable pants or skirts and underwear to wear after you have the surgery and for a while after you go home. The only complication I had was with my c-section because my stomach was so large (from having a 10 pound baby) that my incision got a small infection in it from the sweat and skin hanging over. But other than that I totally enjoyed the birth since I wasn't having labor pains, the pressure of being pregnant was off (as the spinal cut all the feeling to my lower body), and I was calm. Everyone has a different experience but it's what you make it also. Enjoy that new baby and try and remember to take it slow if you need to. Ask a family member or friend to help out for the first couple days at home - that helps! I plan on having more support this time around.
Reply:I had an emergency one because my son was breech too. Only they told me he was ready to go and upside down at the last appointment a day earlier so I was in labor for 6 hours before they realized something wasn't right.
I think having it planned would make me way less nervous then having to sign a waiver in between contractions that they were trying to stop after inducing them. I remember they pull you out of bed the next day and make you walk and I thought I was going to break in half it hurt so bad. They give you this drip of morphine which makes you tired and takes the edge off but it still hurts. I couldn't believe all they send you off with is super size motrin. Taking a shower was also excruciating. I don't ahve a regular birth to compare it too but I imagine it can't be half as bad as this was judging by the recovery time and how people compare it. I was exhausted as it is major surgery. The nurses discouraged breastfeeding because they said I had to heal. I pursued it though for 4 1/2 months. You will need lots of help. My mom and husband took 2 weeks off as I was pretty incompetent minus the feedings laying down in bed. No stairs, lifting or driving. It's a lot to get used to at once. Your hormones are changing, you're recovering from major surgery, you have this baby who wants to eat every couple of hours despite your exhaustion etc. You'll be fine though. My friend just had one in September and wasn't in the agony I was. They say the better shape you're in, the more it hurts because they're cutting through that much more muscle. Needless to say, I am not exercising that much this time around. Good luck!
Reply:Your doctor will do what is best for you and your baby. Try not to worry about it. I know it is a bit of hell to go through but you will have a beautiful baby.
With a c-section, the anaesthetict gives you a spinal epidural on your back, so your lower body is asleep.
The doctors cut your tummy and take the baby out. The cord is cut.
Baby is checked over.
Your tummy is stitched up. You will feel all druggy but really happy your baby is okay.
You will be given drugs to help the pain. The nurses will help you with your baby eg. feeding, changing nappies etc.
Basically you can't drive for 6 weeks, no heavy lifting, no running around with your 5 year old.
A c-section is an operation, your don't want the stitches to come out or get an wound infection.
Ask your family and friends for help and support you will need it.
I feel for you as I have been there. Be strong and good luck!
Reply:I'm Hmong and if you know anyone how is an elder hmong person you can have them turn your baby around so you don't need to have a c- section. I've never had one before but from what I've heard after your c section you can't really do much my best advice to you is if you know any hmong friends or anyone knows one have your baby turn. It really works, hmong people has many ways that people just don't know. like with medicine to many other things but it will cost you money to have them turn your baby.
Reply:Not much happens before the surgery, you just can't have anything to eat or drink for 12 hours before.
When they put you out for the surgery they use as little as they can so as to not harm the baby. They make the cut and have the baby out in like one minute. It is real fast.
As soon as you wake up you get to see or hold the baby. If everyone is doing ok.
If they are doing the bikini cut (which is standard now) you will have a faster recovery than if they do the up and down cut.
Everything is mostly the same as a regular delivery except for the cut. That should he healed in a couple weeks. The first week you are pretty sore and stiff and should have help with your son so he don't jump on you or something.
Reply:mine was emergency so i didnt have time to prepare all tehy did was give me the epidural then lay me right down on the table the dr. came in and i felt some pressure where he was working but other than that nothing i did freak out and try to climb off the table ( obviously i couldnt but still ) due to reaction with valume. After they say you shouldnt want to walk for atleast a day or 2 i was up the next day ( had motivation though my daughter was in another hospital than i was ) you stay in for like 4 days or so you must have a bm and take a shower to leave it is painfull i loved my meds. and usually you carry a pillow or something to keep your stomach in when i came home i had a velcro belt that kept my clothes from catching my scar. I thought it was ok and hopeing i can have another one this time. the only thing i wasnt prepared for was you will have little to no feeling around the scar ( about 3 inches for me ) and that lasts awhile mine was 2 yrs ago and still nothing. dont worry so much youll be fine and relax and take advantage of any help you can get. good luck
Reply:I agree with much of what was said before. However, I found the recovery time to be longer. It was two weeks before I could walk across the house comfortably, and that was with pain medication. After about a month I could walk around well enough to take care of regular household chores.
If you'd like to try to avoid a c-section, there are some things you can try. I had an external version which was unsuccessful. I did not find it to be painful or uncomfortable. Some other people have had success with moxibustion from an acupuncturist or special adjustments from a chiropractor. My baby came early, so I ran out of time to try the last two.
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C-Section question?
If your mother needed a C-Section with all of her babies because they were breech, and her mother needed a C-Section with all three of hers.. and your husbands mother needed a C-Section because of failure to progress.. would that mean YOU are more likely to need a C-Section when you get pregnant?
Interesting question I think.. dont know if it could be a genetic or hereditary thing
C-Section question?
Possibly. Thye do say that in order tog et some sort of an idea on how your pregnancys will be that you should look at your mother. My grandmother has 8 kids all delivered without the help of epidurals or pain meds. My mother has 2 kids (myself included) no pain meds. I do not have any kids yet but I am hoping I have the balls to carry on the no pain meds needed!!!! :) In terms of c sections my husbands sister needed a c section and so did my sisters mom so I think the history of our mothers and grandmothers and great grand mothers play a part in it. good luck if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant xoxo
Reply:My mom had a C-section with all four of her kids because her cervix wouldn't dilate. That is a genetic thing, so I am more likely to have that problem. I don't think breech babies would be a genetic issue.
Reply:No, the rate or frequency of c-sections has nothing to do with heredity or genetics.
My mom had me normally, but I could end up needing a c-section because of a variety of different reasons...the most common being the baby won't fit. (However, I've got incredibly wide set hips and don't see that happening!)
Now, if you are framed small...your likelihood of c-section goes up. If you have gestational diabetes, genital herpes, a heart condition...or any biological factor, your risk of a c-section goes up.
Reply:No! Every woman, every womans body is different. When I was a meer 11 yrs. old I had to have a physical. Well my reg. doctor was not available. There that day was an old foagie of a doctor that was really old school! Anyways he made a comment about how I had good "birthing hips" %26amp; was over developed for my age. Well, needless to say I had a complex about my figure from then on for years. Anyways years later I had my first son at age 23. C-sectioned baby he was breech here. And my great birthing hips didnt want to seperate for him to flip over. Then years later I had to have an emergency C-section (He was a 10lb. 7oz. baby boy), too big to fit outa them "great birthing hips" yet again. And now just 9 weeks ago, I had another baby C-sectioned. His cord was wrapped around his neck. But that was no hip issue there. For the first time. lol Well when I had my first I really wanted to go back to that doc. %26amp; tell him what a crock of sh%26amp;* he said back all those years back, %26amp; what a complex I had thanks to him. So, guess he was wrong, as well as my mother had me in 7 hours. So, who knows what you will have. Its up to your body not everyone elses. Or genetics even!!! (I am the first in my line to have had C-sections!!)
Hope this gave ya a laugh there as well as some insight! Take care %26amp; have a nice day!
Reply:I do not think just because your mother, mother in-law, or grandmother had C-Sections you will have to have one. It depends on your uterus, body type, size of your baby and the such. My mother didn't, or grandmother, or great grandmother didn't. I did on my third one. I do not know if genetics play a factor or not. I just know by experience and all of my friends. I wish you luck, if you are pregnant don't worry about something that has not happened yet. My wishes to you.
Reply:There are exercises that you cans do the last few weeks to work the baby into the right position. I am sure if you ask a doctor he can tell you if not get a hold of a midwife.
Reply:Try to spend more time with your head farther forward than your butt. Positions like those used scrubbing the floor can help the baby move into position.
Interesting question I think.. dont know if it could be a genetic or hereditary thing
C-Section question?
Possibly. Thye do say that in order tog et some sort of an idea on how your pregnancys will be that you should look at your mother. My grandmother has 8 kids all delivered without the help of epidurals or pain meds. My mother has 2 kids (myself included) no pain meds. I do not have any kids yet but I am hoping I have the balls to carry on the no pain meds needed!!!! :) In terms of c sections my husbands sister needed a c section and so did my sisters mom so I think the history of our mothers and grandmothers and great grand mothers play a part in it. good luck if you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant xoxo
Reply:My mom had a C-section with all four of her kids because her cervix wouldn't dilate. That is a genetic thing, so I am more likely to have that problem. I don't think breech babies would be a genetic issue.
Reply:No, the rate or frequency of c-sections has nothing to do with heredity or genetics.
My mom had me normally, but I could end up needing a c-section because of a variety of different reasons...the most common being the baby won't fit. (However, I've got incredibly wide set hips and don't see that happening!)
Now, if you are framed small...your likelihood of c-section goes up. If you have gestational diabetes, genital herpes, a heart condition...or any biological factor, your risk of a c-section goes up.
Reply:No! Every woman, every womans body is different. When I was a meer 11 yrs. old I had to have a physical. Well my reg. doctor was not available. There that day was an old foagie of a doctor that was really old school! Anyways he made a comment about how I had good "birthing hips" %26amp; was over developed for my age. Well, needless to say I had a complex about my figure from then on for years. Anyways years later I had my first son at age 23. C-sectioned baby he was breech here. And my great birthing hips didnt want to seperate for him to flip over. Then years later I had to have an emergency C-section (He was a 10lb. 7oz. baby boy), too big to fit outa them "great birthing hips" yet again. And now just 9 weeks ago, I had another baby C-sectioned. His cord was wrapped around his neck. But that was no hip issue there. For the first time. lol Well when I had my first I really wanted to go back to that doc. %26amp; tell him what a crock of sh%26amp;* he said back all those years back, %26amp; what a complex I had thanks to him. So, guess he was wrong, as well as my mother had me in 7 hours. So, who knows what you will have. Its up to your body not everyone elses. Or genetics even!!! (I am the first in my line to have had C-sections!!)
Hope this gave ya a laugh there as well as some insight! Take care %26amp; have a nice day!
Reply:I do not think just because your mother, mother in-law, or grandmother had C-Sections you will have to have one. It depends on your uterus, body type, size of your baby and the such. My mother didn't, or grandmother, or great grandmother didn't. I did on my third one. I do not know if genetics play a factor or not. I just know by experience and all of my friends. I wish you luck, if you are pregnant don't worry about something that has not happened yet. My wishes to you.
Reply:There are exercises that you cans do the last few weeks to work the baby into the right position. I am sure if you ask a doctor he can tell you if not get a hold of a midwife.
Reply:Try to spend more time with your head farther forward than your butt. Positions like those used scrubbing the floor can help the baby move into position.
C++ Builder Executable problem?
My problem seems complicated but I will try to explain it.
I have written a number of programs using C++ builder and all of them run fine from C++ builder itself.
If I close C++ Builder and try to run any of the programs separately I get the message 'this application has failed to start because cp3240mt.dll was not found.Re-installing the application may fix this problem'.
But if I copy my program to the Bin directory inside the C++ Builder folder(where the file cp3240mt.dll is located) the program runs fine.They seem to only run inside the Bin directory.
I have tried adding the Bin folder to the Include path and the Library path but is does not fix the problem.Is it maybe another setting I have to change?How can I get the program to run from any of the other folders on my computer?
C++ Builder Executable problem?
Accessing DLLs is something that isn't controlled by your compiler but by Windows.
Windows will look for your DLL first in the folder that the program is in, your system32 folder in your windows folder, the folder that you ran the program from, and finally any folders in your PATH environment variable and no where else.
Reply:Does not look easy. May be you can contact a windows expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
Reply:Not sure if this will work completely, I use a different C++ system...
However, the DLL should be in the same folder as the .exe
Try copying the DLL to another folder w/ the exe you are using. It should work. (The file calls the program, so if not in the same directory it can't locate it).
I have written a number of programs using C++ builder and all of them run fine from C++ builder itself.
If I close C++ Builder and try to run any of the programs separately I get the message 'this application has failed to start because cp3240mt.dll was not found.Re-installing the application may fix this problem'.
But if I copy my program to the Bin directory inside the C++ Builder folder(where the file cp3240mt.dll is located) the program runs fine.They seem to only run inside the Bin directory.
I have tried adding the Bin folder to the Include path and the Library path but is does not fix the problem.Is it maybe another setting I have to change?How can I get the program to run from any of the other folders on my computer?
C++ Builder Executable problem?
Accessing DLLs is something that isn't controlled by your compiler but by Windows.
Windows will look for your DLL first in the folder that the program is in, your system32 folder in your windows folder, the folder that you ran the program from, and finally any folders in your PATH environment variable and no where else.
Reply:Does not look easy. May be you can contact a windows expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
Reply:Not sure if this will work completely, I use a different C++ system...
However, the DLL should be in the same folder as the .exe
Try copying the DLL to another folder w/ the exe you are using. It should work. (The file calls the program, so if not in the same directory it can't locate it).
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
Hai friends, I need some sample project on C or C++ to do my academic system level programming project in C or C++. anybody knows any website for C, C++ Projects. can u pls tell me the websites ?
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
I would look through and/or join some google groups. I have been teaching myself visual basic, and have found the people in these groups to be exceptionally knowledgable and helpful.
Simply by looking through various questions and answers you can find a wealth of sample code, for all sorts of procedures.
Reply:google it
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
I would look through and/or join some google groups. I have been teaching myself visual basic, and have found the people in these groups to be exceptionally knowledgable and helpful.
Simply by looking through various questions and answers you can find a wealth of sample code, for all sorts of procedures.
Reply:google it
Help with c program?
i want to accept some text from the user and print it character by character .i wrote the below program.it is working for a single word but when the user enters more than one word with space inbetween,the strlen() function ignores words after space.how can i determine the tota number of characters in the text
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void main()
{
char c[400];
int d,i;
printf("enter text \n");
scanf("%s",c);
d=strlen(c);
for(i=0;i%26lt;d;i++)
{
printf("%c\n",c[i]);
}
getch();
}
Help with c program?
just modify ur scanf fn to like this
scanf("%[^ \n\t]s",c);
thats it.
Reply:for this you have change like below:
you have to use gets() function for more than one word
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;string.h%26gt;
void main()
{
char c[400];
int d,i;
printf("enter text \n");
gets(c);
d=strlen(c);
for(i=0;i%26lt;d;i++)
{
printf("%c\n",c[i]);
}
getch();
}
Reply:scanf("%s", c) doesn't get all the characters inputted by the user... If it sees a "space", then scanning of characters is already stopped... In C, there is a function which gets all the characters including spaces (except for newline character since it is the cue ending the function), it is gets() probably under stdlib.h or string.h, just find it out...
Anyway, to use it, here's how:
int main()
{
char c[400];
gets(c); //On this part, the program waits for input until Enter is pressed...
int len = strlen(c); //get the length of the string through strlen();
for (int i = 0; i %26lt; len; i++)
{
printf("%c", c[i]\n);
}
getch();
}
That is how you do it... I hope it helped.. (^^,)
Reply:Why is the printf in a for loop take the for loop out and replace it with printf("%s",c) and see what that does
been a while since I've done simple dos output like that but is should work
Reply:yaa dear I understand the Problem you select the data type Char with array. but u get data with Scan f who only get value before spce. U replace the Scan f Function with gets() functio which means get strings it take all the charachter with Spaces. ok.
wildflower
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
void main()
{
char c[400];
int d,i;
printf("enter text \n");
scanf("%s",c);
d=strlen(c);
for(i=0;i%26lt;d;i++)
{
printf("%c\n",c[i]);
}
getch();
}
Help with c program?
just modify ur scanf fn to like this
scanf("%[^ \n\t]s",c);
thats it.
Reply:for this you have change like below:
you have to use gets() function for more than one word
#include%26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
#include%26lt;string.h%26gt;
void main()
{
char c[400];
int d,i;
printf("enter text \n");
gets(c);
d=strlen(c);
for(i=0;i%26lt;d;i++)
{
printf("%c\n",c[i]);
}
getch();
}
Reply:scanf("%s", c) doesn't get all the characters inputted by the user... If it sees a "space", then scanning of characters is already stopped... In C, there is a function which gets all the characters including spaces (except for newline character since it is the cue ending the function), it is gets() probably under stdlib.h or string.h, just find it out...
Anyway, to use it, here's how:
int main()
{
char c[400];
gets(c); //On this part, the program waits for input until Enter is pressed...
int len = strlen(c); //get the length of the string through strlen();
for (int i = 0; i %26lt; len; i++)
{
printf("%c", c[i]\n);
}
getch();
}
That is how you do it... I hope it helped.. (^^,)
Reply:Why is the printf in a for loop take the for loop out and replace it with printf("%s",c) and see what that does
been a while since I've done simple dos output like that but is should work
Reply:yaa dear I understand the Problem you select the data type Char with array. but u get data with Scan f who only get value before spce. U replace the Scan f Function with gets() functio which means get strings it take all the charachter with Spaces. ok.
wildflower
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
Hai friends, I need some sample project on C or C++ to do my academic system level programming project in C or C++. anybody knows any website for C, C++ Projects. can u pls tell me the websites ?
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
if you know C well, try to use C# or visual C++ or Borland C++builder which are much user friendly.
I've made a quick tutorial on C++builder for those who know C with examples and tips.
www.cbuilder.8m.com
NB: if you dont know french translate my page through google
Reply:http://sushantrocks.googlepages.com
Anybody knows website for C or C++ Project ( Pls Read Details )?
if you know C well, try to use C# or visual C++ or Borland C++builder which are much user friendly.
I've made a quick tutorial on C++builder for those who know C with examples and tips.
www.cbuilder.8m.com
NB: if you dont know french translate my page through google
Reply:http://sushantrocks.googlepages.com
C ,Unix Questions ..answers required?
Hi Guys
i went an interview..i want your inputs on following
1 How do we reverse a singly linked list with non recursive version and only using a single pointer
2 In unix how do i print only the directories name with ls command i mean without using something like this
ls - l | awk {'printf $9'}
3 char *str="hello"
foll are the statements
a) str[2]='f';
b) strcpy(str,"Hi");
c) str="String"
Which of the above is error prone and why
4 how do i print the name of a variable in C or C++
for eg
int i,,j
"variables name are : %d %d",some code
one approach is we take pointers to these variables but even then how can i print names of these variables pointed to by these pointers
5 there is an exe in unix lets say Prog either it can give some output or it may produce some errors
we want the foll
output -%26gt; file a
errors if any -%26gt; file b
output and error in file c in the sequential order
Output 1
Error 1
Output 2
Error 2
All 3 redirection in 1 statemeant
C ,Unix Questions ..answers required?
well... the exact answers won't help you much, because it is unlikely, you'll get the same questions on your next interview.
Here are some pointers to how you can get answers to questions like these on your own:
1) get yourself a good algorithm book. Like Knuth or Wirth. You can find those in any library.
2) man ls
3) Read Kernigan's and Ritchie's "The C programming language" (found in libraries everywhere too). It should get you through most of interviews.
4). Not possible. You'll now that after you are done with #3
5) man tee; man sh;
Reply:For Point 2 :
Try This :
ls -al | grep ^d.
I don't remember much of C ( did it around 5 years back ) But for 3 , I think there is problem in
c) Str="String" - the Pointer Variable seems to be erraneously assigned.
Reply:Answers required? That's unusual, most people only post questions in the hope that they will be ignored.
Rawlyn.
i went an interview..i want your inputs on following
1 How do we reverse a singly linked list with non recursive version and only using a single pointer
2 In unix how do i print only the directories name with ls command i mean without using something like this
ls - l | awk {'printf $9'}
3 char *str="hello"
foll are the statements
a) str[2]='f';
b) strcpy(str,"Hi");
c) str="String"
Which of the above is error prone and why
4 how do i print the name of a variable in C or C++
for eg
int i,,j
"variables name are : %d %d",some code
one approach is we take pointers to these variables but even then how can i print names of these variables pointed to by these pointers
5 there is an exe in unix lets say Prog either it can give some output or it may produce some errors
we want the foll
output -%26gt; file a
errors if any -%26gt; file b
output and error in file c in the sequential order
Output 1
Error 1
Output 2
Error 2
All 3 redirection in 1 statemeant
C ,Unix Questions ..answers required?
well... the exact answers won't help you much, because it is unlikely, you'll get the same questions on your next interview.
Here are some pointers to how you can get answers to questions like these on your own:
1) get yourself a good algorithm book. Like Knuth or Wirth. You can find those in any library.
2) man ls
3) Read Kernigan's and Ritchie's "The C programming language" (found in libraries everywhere too). It should get you through most of interviews.
4). Not possible. You'll now that after you are done with #3
5) man tee; man sh;
Reply:For Point 2 :
Try This :
ls -al | grep ^d.
I don't remember much of C ( did it around 5 years back ) But for 3 , I think there is problem in
c) Str="String" - the Pointer Variable seems to be erraneously assigned.
Reply:Answers required? That's unusual, most people only post questions in the hope that they will be ignored.
Rawlyn.
My a/c isnt working right! help!!?
My a/c seems to constantly run and doesnt cool down!! The maintanance people in my apt complex looked at it and sent an a/c guy out. he cleaned it out. still had probs. yesterday, I set my thermostat at 80 bc I left. I returned 8 hrs later and my a/c had been running ALL DAY and my thermostat said it was 78?! I have a clock that also tells the temp and its under a fan in my living room...It said that it was 86 degrees. They said that the a/c system outside was tired out and that they were going to replace the whole unit and with it came a new themostat. i came home yesterday and it seemed to be fine (new unit and thermostat working!). today when i went to wk i set it at 80. came home and put it at 78. 6 hours later...its 82 degrees inside?! new thermostat, new a/c unit outside, new coils, new air filter, cold air blowing out, freon okay. WHATS WRONG WITH IT?!
My a/c isnt working right! help!!?
It is very possible that the unit is low on freon; new units often cool initially then run continuously because one or more of the connections is leaking refrigerant and/or there wasn't a sufficient "vacuum" pulled on the system before the refrigerant was installed.
Ask your neighbors how long their units are running for comparison.
If you can't get the problem resolved try contacting the housing authority in your area .
Also try the utility company to see if they have any free energy check personnel that might be able to assist.
Try calling local a/c companies, Perhaps one will check the unit in hopes of obtaining the a/c maintenance contract for the complex.
Try the local university for the "expert". Most newspapers rely on experts in every dept. to verify information. Engineering would be the place to contact.
Universities usually have free legal help.
No reason to pay to live in unsuitable conditions.
Reply:From everything you state it appears that outside air is entering the area that is contolled by the a\c. If you live in a high humidity area that makes it more difficult to maintain cold stable air. If the a\c doesn't cycle,(on\off) every so often, then there is too much humidity or outside air coming into the space. Also it's possible that the a\c unit is too small for the space it is trying to cool. A\C takes the heat out of the air, so if warm air keeps coming in, then it cannot get cold enough to cycle on\off, and will never get cold and stay cold. Hope this helps you to get this fixed. It's too hot!
Reply:Have you changed out the filter? I know that in my home the ac runs longer when the filter gets dirty. I try to change it every 3 to 4 weeks. The cheap 70 cent filters work just fine!
Oh, sorry, I just re read your question and saw that the filter had been changed. I have been told that some of those expensive filters will not allow enough air exchange, thus acting like a clogged filter.
Reply:your thermostat may be placed to high up and is not registering properly
or you need another vent put in to pull the hot air off the ceiling
My a/c isnt working right! help!!?
It is very possible that the unit is low on freon; new units often cool initially then run continuously because one or more of the connections is leaking refrigerant and/or there wasn't a sufficient "vacuum" pulled on the system before the refrigerant was installed.
Ask your neighbors how long their units are running for comparison.
If you can't get the problem resolved try contacting the housing authority in your area .
Also try the utility company to see if they have any free energy check personnel that might be able to assist.
Try calling local a/c companies, Perhaps one will check the unit in hopes of obtaining the a/c maintenance contract for the complex.
Try the local university for the "expert". Most newspapers rely on experts in every dept. to verify information. Engineering would be the place to contact.
Universities usually have free legal help.
No reason to pay to live in unsuitable conditions.
Reply:From everything you state it appears that outside air is entering the area that is contolled by the a\c. If you live in a high humidity area that makes it more difficult to maintain cold stable air. If the a\c doesn't cycle,(on\off) every so often, then there is too much humidity or outside air coming into the space. Also it's possible that the a\c unit is too small for the space it is trying to cool. A\C takes the heat out of the air, so if warm air keeps coming in, then it cannot get cold enough to cycle on\off, and will never get cold and stay cold. Hope this helps you to get this fixed. It's too hot!
Reply:Have you changed out the filter? I know that in my home the ac runs longer when the filter gets dirty. I try to change it every 3 to 4 weeks. The cheap 70 cent filters work just fine!
Oh, sorry, I just re read your question and saw that the filter had been changed. I have been told that some of those expensive filters will not allow enough air exchange, thus acting like a clogged filter.
Reply:your thermostat may be placed to high up and is not registering properly
or you need another vent put in to pull the hot air off the ceiling
C++ pointers and 2D arrays?
please read the code and help me out
while allocating space for 2D arrays using new to read the elements
int * val=new int[r*c] // r and c are no of rows and columns resp.
for(int i=0; i%26lt;r; i++)
{
for(int j=0; j%26lt;c; j++)
{
cin%26gt;%26gt;val[i*c+j]; // what does this statement do?
}
}
my doubt is why not A[i] [j]?
what does this statement do?
C++ pointers and 2D arrays?
You haven't actually allocated a 2d array: you've allocated a 1d array of size r*c.
Consequently, you need to do some math to convert your 2d coordinate into a 1d index. i*c+j converts your (r,c) coordinate into a unique index. You can see how this works simply by trying various numbers:
(0, 0) = 0*c+0 = 0
(1, 0) = 0*c +1 = 1
(0, 1) = 1*c + 0 = c
(1, 1) = 1*c+1 = c + 1
In this way, every possible 2d coordinate gets mapped to an index between 0 and r*c.
Reply:The statement assigns the user input to the array in the position indicated by i, c+j.
tarot cards
while allocating space for 2D arrays using new to read the elements
int * val=new int[r*c] // r and c are no of rows and columns resp.
for(int i=0; i%26lt;r; i++)
{
for(int j=0; j%26lt;c; j++)
{
cin%26gt;%26gt;val[i*c+j]; // what does this statement do?
}
}
my doubt is why not A[i] [j]?
what does this statement do?
C++ pointers and 2D arrays?
You haven't actually allocated a 2d array: you've allocated a 1d array of size r*c.
Consequently, you need to do some math to convert your 2d coordinate into a 1d index. i*c+j converts your (r,c) coordinate into a unique index. You can see how this works simply by trying various numbers:
(0, 0) = 0*c+0 = 0
(1, 0) = 0*c +1 = 1
(0, 1) = 1*c + 0 = c
(1, 1) = 1*c+1 = c + 1
In this way, every possible 2d coordinate gets mapped to an index between 0 and r*c.
Reply:The statement assigns the user input to the array in the position indicated by i, c+j.
tarot cards
My A/C isnt working right!! HELP!!!?
My a/c seems to constantly run and doesnt cool down!! The maintanance people in my apt complex looked at it and sent an a/c guy out. he cleaned it out. still had probs. yesterday, I set my thermostat at 80 bc I left. I returned 8 hrs later and my a/c had been running ALL DAY and my thermostat said it was 78?! I have a clock that also tells the temp and its under a fan in my living room...It said that it was 86 degrees. They said that the a/c system outside was tired out and that they were going to replace the whole unit and with it came a new themostat. i came home yesterday and it seemed to be fine (new unit and thermostat working!). today when i went to wk i set it at 80. came home and put it at 78. 6 hours later...its 82 degrees inside?! new thermostat, new a/c unit outside, new coils, new air filter, cold air blowing out, freon okay. WHATS WRONG WITH IT?!
My A/C isnt working right!! HELP!!!?
Wow! I know your pain. I have has similar problems. I would continue to call the apartment office and complain. It is their job to fix it. Could you be losing air anywhere? Like airspaces around your door or windows? I wish I could be more help.
Reply:needs to be recharged and checked to see if coolant is leaking.
Reply:just crank it down to about 60 degrees for an hr or so like i do. My AC does the exact same thing. No one can figure out why either but, i found when i turn turn it down to about 60 and let it run for an hr or so, it works much better. . Idk y. lool. Just telling u what works 4 me. hope it will work 4 u 2.
Reply:I just reread your question. You have it set at 80, then put it at 78.6, and it is 82 degrees inside? That is perfectly normal. You need to turn the AC down to 70 or 72 at the most to get any sort of cooling going on. 78 and 80 setting and an indoor temp reading of 82 is perfectly within the norm.
My A/C isnt working right!! HELP!!!?
Wow! I know your pain. I have has similar problems. I would continue to call the apartment office and complain. It is their job to fix it. Could you be losing air anywhere? Like airspaces around your door or windows? I wish I could be more help.
Reply:needs to be recharged and checked to see if coolant is leaking.
Reply:just crank it down to about 60 degrees for an hr or so like i do. My AC does the exact same thing. No one can figure out why either but, i found when i turn turn it down to about 60 and let it run for an hr or so, it works much better. . Idk y. lool. Just telling u what works 4 me. hope it will work 4 u 2.
Reply:I just reread your question. You have it set at 80, then put it at 78.6, and it is 82 degrees inside? That is perfectly normal. You need to turn the AC down to 70 or 72 at the most to get any sort of cooling going on. 78 and 80 setting and an indoor temp reading of 82 is perfectly within the norm.
How to write c++ program???
if i press 1 on c++ show i
if i press 2 on c++ show l
if i press 3 on c++ show o
if i press 4 on c++ show v
if i press 5 on c++ show e
if i press 6 on c++ show u
How to write c++ program???
#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;conio.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;process.h%26gt;
main()
{
char c;
clrscr();
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Press 0 to exit\n";
do
{
c=getch();
switch(c)
{
case '0': exit(0);
case '1': cout%26lt;%26lt;"I";break;
case '2': cout%26lt;%26lt;"L";break;
case '3': cout%26lt;%26lt;"o";break;
case '4': cout%26lt;%26lt;"v";break;
case '5': cout%26lt;%26lt;"e";break;
case '6': cout%26lt;%26lt;"U";break;
}
} while (1);
return 0;
}
Reply:void main
{ int ch;
cout%26lt;%26lt;"enter number";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{ case 1: cout%26lt;%26lt; "i";break;
case 2:cout%26lt;%26lt;"l";break;
case 3:cout%26lt;%26lt;"o"break;
case 4: cout%26lt;%26lt;"v";break;
case 5: cout%26lt;%26lt;"e";break;
case 6:cout%26lt;%26lt;"u";break;
default : cout%26lt;%26lt;"wrong number";break;
}
getch()
}
Reply:Hi I hope the following code will help u out, though u may need to rectify some syntax error.
#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
int var1;
void main()
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Press any key form 1 to 6 :: "%26lt;%26lt;endl%26lt;%26lt;endl;
cin%26gt;%26gt;var1;
if var1 = '1';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"i"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '2';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"I"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '3';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"o"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '4';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"v"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '5';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"e"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '6';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"u"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
endif.
}
if i press 2 on c++ show l
if i press 3 on c++ show o
if i press 4 on c++ show v
if i press 5 on c++ show e
if i press 6 on c++ show u
How to write c++ program???
#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;conio.h%26gt;
#include %26lt;process.h%26gt;
main()
{
char c;
clrscr();
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Press 0 to exit\n";
do
{
c=getch();
switch(c)
{
case '0': exit(0);
case '1': cout%26lt;%26lt;"I";break;
case '2': cout%26lt;%26lt;"L";break;
case '3': cout%26lt;%26lt;"o";break;
case '4': cout%26lt;%26lt;"v";break;
case '5': cout%26lt;%26lt;"e";break;
case '6': cout%26lt;%26lt;"U";break;
}
} while (1);
return 0;
}
Reply:void main
{ int ch;
cout%26lt;%26lt;"enter number";
cin%26gt;%26gt;ch;
switch(ch)
{ case 1: cout%26lt;%26lt; "i";break;
case 2:cout%26lt;%26lt;"l";break;
case 3:cout%26lt;%26lt;"o"break;
case 4: cout%26lt;%26lt;"v";break;
case 5: cout%26lt;%26lt;"e";break;
case 6:cout%26lt;%26lt;"u";break;
default : cout%26lt;%26lt;"wrong number";break;
}
getch()
}
Reply:Hi I hope the following code will help u out, though u may need to rectify some syntax error.
#include %26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
int var1;
void main()
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Press any key form 1 to 6 :: "%26lt;%26lt;endl%26lt;%26lt;endl;
cin%26gt;%26gt;var1;
if var1 = '1';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"i"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '2';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"I"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '3';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"o"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '4';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"v"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '5';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"e"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
elseif var1 = '6';
cout%26lt;%26lt;"u"%26lt;%26lt;endl;
endif.
}
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