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Hi Ronke,
Your name reminds me of one "God sent angel", when I was at The Polytechnic, Ibadan in the 90s.

Anyway, I'm Emmanuel - From the WEST.

Welcome to nairaland where we talk about our dear nairaless country.


Regards,
Emmanuel.

Hi elbaron,
First of all I must commend your efforts in putting up this great tutorial.

Just one or two things - Looking at the class declaration below.

class Player {
  int health;
  int strength;
  int agility;

  void move();
  void attackMonster();
  void getTreasure();
};

I think it would be helpful to readers or would-be C++ programmers if you could shed some light on certain features of a class statement that makes it a bit dofferent from struct statement. Namely,

[list]
[li]Private[/li]
[li]Public[/li]
[li]Protected[/li]
[/list]

Apologies if you intend to publish these attributes in your next tutorials.

Kind Regards,
Emmanuel.

Hi Allta,
If you are talking about developing a custom uController based e-voting system which can be interfaced to a GSM network, then drop me a [email=emmanuel@firmtech.co.za]mail[/email].

The firmware would be written in assembler and communication with the GSM network could be accomplished using SMS DU-Format.

Kind regards,
Emmanuel

If you want power and control, go 4 C/C++.

Regards,
Emmanuel

Plz, can you send the entire archive to me? - [email]emmanuel@firmtech.co.za[/email].

Kind regards.

Nigerians who are overseas.

Before you say "yes" to $$, please read the next line below.

My best friend lost his partner to one "Yankie" guy during the last Xmas break. We later found out that this guy is married and living comfortably with his wife in NYC, which leaves this girl with 2 options:
[list]
[li]Become 2^nd wife[/li]
[li]Join a dating site for a new guy.[/li]
[/list]

In my own opinion, the so called "tokunbos" are not usually what they promise to be, in fact, most of them are
hit-and-run-back-to-base drivers.