Francis Said:

can i discharge from DEP like this?

We Answered:

They will probably call you and try and resell but just be respectful and tell them that you have another job offer. If you don't want to join just send the letter and if they call just tell them you have another opportunity. This is business and nothing personal. You may want to join later on.

Max Said:

How to make a java calendar?

We Answered:

It's code is to long, so i put it into my blog. You can try it, it's totally complete. It don't use any java predefined class that usually use to handle calendar case like Calendar and Date :

http://java2everyone.blogspot.com/2009/0…

Clyde Said:

help with c++ homework?

We Answered:

You cout arrows are backwards.... try
cout <<
you have cout >> on those lines

easy mistake to make.

Also, you should end with arrows, they only go in between elements of the output. Also endl needs to be in the cout statement (not by itself).

You have:
cout >> num >>;
cout >> "is" >> total >>;
Endl;

change all this to
cout << num << " is " << total << endl;

You are really close, keep it up!

Charlene Said:

is this a good DEP discharge letter?

We Answered:

It sounds great! I would've just told them myself but that's awesome that you did your research. You'll go far. Good luck!

Janet Said:

Need help writing a python program. How do you do it?

We Answered:

A list of calendar months can help correlate month names to numbers
months = ['Jan','Feb','Mar','Apr'] ## etc....
remember that items in a list start at number 0
so months[1] will return 'Feb'

If you're not using lists you can use a series of if statements
if month_number_input = 1: month_name = 'January'

your day of month input loop can look something like this:
day_input = 0
while (day_input < 1) or (day_input > 31):
day_input = raw_input("Enter a Day")

Gabriel Said:

What is your latest Love Letter?

We Answered:

My latest is not actually my own. It was written to my mother by my father back in the early 70s, when their divorce was still more than a decade away.

I felt like a trespasser as I read it, despite the fact that my mother had told me I could read anything in her hope chest.

It is poorly written. My father is Arab, and when he gets emotional, his English goes all to hell. I was able to trace his emotional state as he wrote the letter by noting the increasing misspellings and grammatical goofs. He had betrayed her again, though I do not know in what way. His betrayals were many, both small and large.

The single thing that stood out for me reading that private communication was the fact that he did truly love her, and that he was often bewildered by his own bad behavior. His greatest fear was that he would drive her away. He finally succeeded at it about five years later, though they did not divorce right away.

I treasure that letter, and actually, I think it IS mine. It is a tie to a distant past when my parents still thought they could make it work. A past when my family was intact. A past when I though marriage really was forever.

Would you believe they still love each other deeply? They are the best of friends. I am glad for that.