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spiraldoor said:
Who cares about earthquakes? Pete Postlethwaite is dead.

Ouch...

It reminds me a Portuguese actor and comedian that died for the same cause in the last year. I was shocked when I heard the news. :(
 
Let me tell you something extremely fun:

البرنامج بلغه c
عمل البرنامج
ضع اي رقممان تريد
تقوم بالاختيار بين الجمع الطرح الضرب القسمه

#include <stdio.h>



void main()
{
تعريف القربل
int a,b,c,sum,sub,prod,div;
امر الادخال

printf("\nplease inter the farst number");
طلب الادخال الاول

scanf("%i",&a);
طلب الدخال الثاني
printf("\nplease inter the scand number");
امر الادخال الثاني
scanf("%i",&b);
اختر
printf("\n 1 sumation");
printf("\n 2 subtion");
printf("\n 3 miltplication");
printf("\n 4 prodact");
printf("\n enter any case you want ");
ضع اي رقم


scanf("%i",&c);
قاعده
switch(c)

{
case 1:
sum = a + b;
printf("\n total is equal =%i",sum);break;
case 2:
sub = a - b;
printf("\n subtion is equal =%i",sub); break;
case 3:
prod = a * b;
printf("\n prod is equal =%i",prod); break;
case 4 :
div = a / b;
printf("\n divtion is equal =%i",div); break;
defoult : printf("\n empty");break;
}
}

الالبرنامج من غير شرح
#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
int a,b,c,sum,sub,prod,div;
printf("\nplease inter the farst number");
scanf("%i",&a);
printf("\nplease inter the scand number");
scanf("%i",&b);
printf("\n 1 sumation");
printf("\n 2 subtion");
printf("\n 3 miltplication");
printf("\n 4 prodact");
printf("\n enter any case you want ");
scanf("%i",&c);
switch(c)
{
case 1:
sum = a + b;
printf("\n total is equal =%i",sum);break;
case 2:
sub = a - b;
printf("\n subtion is equal =%i",sub); break;
case 3:
prod = a * b;
printf("\n prod is equal =%i",prod); break;
case 4 :
div = a / b;
printf("\n divtion is equal =%i",div); break;
defoult : printf("\n empty");break;
}
}

:lol: :lol: :lol:
 
It's a code for a simple maths program, as in, addition, subrtraction etc. Apart from the fact it's partly in Hebrew I don't really see the funny side of it.
 
I thought they were both bad. And I felt like I had been reading the same story twice, only happening in different countries.
 
DesLife said:
I thought they were both bad. And I felt like I had been reading the same story twice, only happening in different countries.
They were both bad, but Angels & Demons at least had some thematic depth in that it centred on the constant struggle between science and religion. The similarity between the two stories is only a flaw in The Da Vinci Code, which was written later. Dan Brown ripping off one of his previous works doesn’t diminish its quality.
 
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