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  1. [9:43:42 PM] Blake Whitmire: Oh, you know C++?
  2. [9:43:54 PM] Private200: Yes, why asking?
  3. [9:44:14 PM] Blake Whitmire: I might ask you to make something for me, as I don't have the time.
  4. [9:44:43 PM] Blake Whitmire: What networking APIs do you have experience with?
  5. [9:45:28 PM | Edited 9:45:32 PM] Private200: Just tell me the base of what you need. I cannot help you with this type of help.
  6. [9:45:54 PM] Blake Whitmire: I want to make sure you can do what I need you to do.
  7. [9:45:59 PM] Blake Whitmire: Do you know what OOP is?
  8. [9:46:09 PM] Private200: Not sure.
  9. [9:46:23 PM] Blake Whitmire: Then you should really stop calling yourself a C++ programmer.
  10. [9:46:38 PM] Blake Whitmire: The whole "++" in C++ is for object-oriented programming support.
  11. [9:46:45 PM] Blake Whitmire: If you don't know that much, you don't know C++.
  12. [9:47:12 PM] Private200: Have you done any program so further?
  13. [9:47:33 PM] Blake Whitmire: What?
  14. [9:47:42 PM] Private200: Done any program?
  15. [9:47:48 PM] Blake Whitmire: Yes in fact.
  16. [9:48:08 PM] Private200: How much you want to bet if I can make an program better then your's?
  17. [9:48:46 PM] Blake Whitmire: Do you even know what an object or class is? Do you know what polymorphism is? Inheritence? Namespaces?
  18. [9:49:00 PM] Private200: Yes I know.
  19. [9:49:04 PM] Private200: I'll show you at home.
  20. [9:49:10 PM] Blake Whitmire: Explain polymorphism to me.
  21. [9:49:13 PM] Private200: I'm holidays now.
  22. [9:49:23 PM] Private200: Not even have C++ here.
  23. [9:49:32 PM] Private200: Just letting it alive as a Skype signa :P
  24. [9:49:37 PM] Blake Whitmire: You don't need to; I'm asking for an explanation.
  25. [9:50:31 PM] Private200: One of the key features of derived classes is that a pointer to a derived class is type-compatible with a pointer to its base class. Polymorphism is the art of taking advantage of this simple but powerful and versatile feature, that brings Object Oriented Methodologies to its full potential.
  26. [9:50:58 PM] Private200: class CPolygon {
  27. ETC goes here.
  28. [9:51:03 PM] Blake Whitmire: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/polymorphism/
  29. [9:51:04 PM] Blake Whitmire: Nice!
  30. [9:51:55 PM] Blake Whitmire: Care to try without copy & paste?
  31.  
  32. -- BLOCKED
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