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Sagamite:
When you see him, go slap him na.

pendo89:
Skip Mobinga, just ignore me please. I know you have disliked my posts from day one and am cool with that.

For the sake of others who may may think its just a tale.

http://www.monitor.co.ug/artsculture/Reviews/-/691232/1359268/-/bouv3/-/index.html

Olisa74:
3 Days to go,I don't know anyone alive that has their hands on the game, talk less of playing it. I'm hoping it lives up to the hype, as Mass Effect 2 is easily one of the best games ever!!

sauer:
what do you mean "tenancy"? Then you should prove the tenancy of a soul then! Come on! You are not at liberty to draw conclusions on other people's souls!

Fayimora:
Hmm you don't get the whole strategy then. My Algorithms and Data Structures prof said this: "NEVER use arrays! However, until you understand arrays, never use Lists."

HE NEEDS TO KNOW HOW TO JOGGLE THE INDICES! Its COMPULSORY!

I know as someone who has gone past the level of zipping arrays, you might be thinking Maps, quite typical. However, you should remember that you started from somewhere. You dont want to push someone to Maps when the best DS he knows is an Array.

Looking at the problem properly, using HaspMaps wouldn't be necessary. You can use 3 arrays(ignoring the description), 1 containing the names, the other containing the corresponding category and a final one containing the corresponding Cost! I guess you should know what to do. However as a challenge, loop through all three arrays at once and get all the information you need, in O(n)(ignore this for now if you dont know what it means).

An alternative, would be to create a small class that holds some data(attributes to store values from file). You would end up with an array of <some_object>. Again you just need to loop once.

I prefer the latter solution as the former is a bit dirty, however the former is a procedural approach! If it suits your needs then use it,
In what sense? posy your code here ==> http://pastie.org

[size=3pt]Let me tell you an experience I had. Someone from University of Liverpool mailed me(how she knew me is still a mystery) asking me to write some code to fit a spec for her. I rejected and she refused to leave my mailbox alone. I felt bad for her after a few days and since the deadline was in less that 24hrs, I decided to help. I asked her how far they had gone(syllabus wise) so I don't write code no-one would question. She said anything would be fine. My code was simple but complex. It was a  C++ project. She failed the assignment. Not because I wrote bad code but because I didn't know that she knew nothing about OOP! I felt bad and still feel bad even thought she didn't blaming me. You should try to avoid such stuffs. [/size]

aieromon:
Someone should beg Lynxnoon to post his wedding I.V here

2buff:
voraciously gay