Google's search box... OTHER SECRETS... shhhh...

Hey... are you a frequent google searcher like me? here are some tips to easily find the things that you wanna see...

1) Lets say you key in the word hate love
  - means you want the search box to look for everything... music,files,pics,etc... containing the word hate or love or both...


2) How about define: Louie note: you have to type define: then the word you want to find...

  -means you want the search box to look for definitions on the web whether dictionary, glossary, etc... mostly useful when searching medical terms... and chemical terms... useful in doing assignments...


3) How about "I miss you so much" note: you have to key in the quotation marks

 - means you are looking for exact phrase

4) How about you key in 90% of 90
  -means you want the search box to get the 90% of 90... this performs other math calculations too... like raising a number to a specified power... like 2^3 you know...

5) You can also convert things using the search box... like lets say 98 feet in inches
  - means you want to convert 98 feet to inches... try 3 dollars in peso...

6) what if you are looking for a book... just type, book then the name of the book... no need for colon anymore... try, book quamut


What if you only have 1 hr left in the office... and you are looking for some words in the internet... but its too many... 1000 results... can you view all of those pages? of course not... lets try a more powerful type of goooogling...



What if you are looking for a person... your long lost love... you want to see him again... try using either of the two

intext or allintext
ex.
intext: Louie Foronda
allintext: Louie Foronda



 -intext means the terms must appear in the text...
  - allintext means... all the terms must appear in a single page... ( best use: recipe i.e. you forgot the name of a recipe but you remember some of its ingredients... you can do this... ex. allintext:ingredients garlic onion parsley yogurt try it then try other recipes too...)

Hope you enjoyed trying and reading this...
by the way... Here is the Link of Googles Guide...

Turbo C Graphics... BASICS

Now I'll teach you how to use graphics in turbo c...

First You have to open it up go to OPTIONS -> LINKER -> CLICK THE GRAPHICS YOU SHOULD see a mark x
look for the BGI folder in TURBO C then copy all of its content... to BIN
now we are ready to use the graphics library of the turbo c... I'll teach you some reserved words in graphics



cleardevice(); // is the clrscr() of the graphics mode...
outtextxy(); // works like printf ex. outextxy(100,100"Louie"); can only print string...
getmaxx(); // returns the maximum x pixel of the screen
getmaxy(); // returns the maximum y pixel of the screen
setcolor(); // sets the color of the next text; LIGHTBLUE search in google for values can be integer 0-14
settextstyle(); // sets the style of the next text ex. settextstyle(2,HORIZ_DIR,4); params font,direction,size
settextjustify();

Moving car simulation... in TURBO C...

Last week I said that I will teach you How to use SSLAM in improving your coding/programming logic... Now here it is... 10 mins of reading can change your programming perspective...

first you have to download borland C++ to start... you can search it in google...

create a function name printLane(int x,int y); put your code in here...

Imagine this is your screen in console mode... the x (left to right) has a total of 79 characters and y (top to bottom) has 24 characters...

print a line on 0,0 (x,y)

printf("-------------------------------------------------------"); ( this is a line )

then type gotoxy(0,3) to go to the third line then print another line

printf("-   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -"); ( this is a line )

then type gotoxy(0,6) to go to the sixth line then print another line

printf("-------------------------------------------------------"); ( this is a line )

compile it then run it... you have to call it of course in console mode it should look like this...

--------------------------------------------------------------

-   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -

--------------------------------------------------------------

The code looks like this...

#include <stdio.h>

#include <conio.h>

void printLane(int x, int y){

   clrscr();

   gotoxy(x,y);

   printf("-------------------------------------------------------");

   gotoxy(x,y+3)

   printf("-   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -");

   gotoxy(x,y+6)

   printf("-------------------------------------------------------");

}

void main(){

   printLane(0,0);

   getch();

}

First Year, First Defense, First Case... First Time...

Earlier I remembered the first defense we had way back first year its not the first formal but we still had to defend it so... I guess its the first... Luckily I managed to find the source code and took a couple of pictures of it. The first case study was the ROCK, PAPER, SCISSOR GAME...

This is the original Copy of our first case study in programming 1. This is the front page it has the name of our teacher Mam Lydinar Dastas, and the name of my co-workers Paul Pajares and Mary Grace Canlas who were my groupmates back then...