Karyna R

I really want to have a job in May when I graduate. Should I start applying now? Do companies allow you to work part-time until you finish your degree? What is my best strategy to be employed?

* I am a Computer Science major.

I am completely (manual) wheelchair bound, and am ready to drive, but I don't know where to start. How do I know which car is right for me? Or which adaptations I need? Also, where do I get these adaptations done?

Any knowledge/resources would really help. Thanks!

I am making a simple slipcover for the couch in my dorm out of a bedsheet. I want to cut a piece of the sheet off so I can cover a small chair as well, but I don't want the cotton to fray. Without a machine I am afraid sewing will take forever. Is it possible to use staples to save the edge, or will that make it fray more?

The program works, but I don't know how to run it independent of an editor/IDE

They look horrible. They've grown skyward since I was a toddler. The one time I asked about acrylic nails, I was told they were too weak. Is there any way to get them to grow normally again? or at least stronger/thicker so that I can get fakes?

I am running a program (c) that will write a file for a struct I created. I printed out what went into the file and it did this: (everything in * * is pink)

First Name: albert

Last Name: burke

*Location: carthak*

First Name: daniel

Last Name: edison

*Location: fulbank*

First Name: Gabrielle

Last Name: halle

*Location: ithaca*

when I load this maze:

4 5

bbxbb

bxbxx

bbbxb

xxbbb

the following function: (Visited is an array that hold where you've been, each maze[x][y] holds 'b' or 'x'

char * searchmaze(Array* A, int startx, int starty){

if (A->maze[startx][starty] == 'X') {

return NULL;

}

// goal reached

if (startx == A->nrows - 1 && starty == A->ncolumns - 1){

char* path = malloc(50);

sprintf(path, "%d,%d", A->nrows-1, A->ncolumns-1);

return path;

}

//right

if (startx < A->ncolumns - 1 && A->visited[startx+1][starty] == 0){

A->visited[startx+1][starty] = 1;

char* fnd = searchmaze(A, startx+1, starty);

if (fnd){

char* path = malloc(50 + strlen(fnd));

sprintf(path, "%d,%d, %s", startx, starty, fnd);

free(fnd);

return path;

}

}

//down

if (starty < A->nrows - 1 && A->visited[startx][starty + 1] == 0){

A->visited[startx][starty + 1] = 1;

char* fnd = searchmaze(A, startx, starty + 1);

if (fnd){

char* path = malloc(50+strlen(fnd));

sprintf(path, "%d,%d, %s", startx, starty, fnd);

free(fnd);

return path;

}

}

//left

if (startx > 0 && A->visited[startx - 1][starty] == 0){

A->visited[startx - 1][starty] = 1;

char* fnd = searchmaze(A, startx - 1, starty);

if (fnd){

char* path = malloc(50+strlen(fnd));

sprintf(path, "%d,%d, %s", startx, starty, fnd);

free(fnd);

return path;

}

}

//up

if (starty > 0 && A->visited[startx][starty - 1] == 0){

A->visited[startx][starty - 1] = 1;

char* fnd = searchmaze(A, startx, starty - 1);

if (fnd){

char* path = malloc(50+strlen(fnd));

sprintf(path, "%d,%d, %s", startx, starty, fnd);

free(fnd);

return path;

}

}

return NULL;

}

never enters into recursion. What's wrong? also how can I and a case for when there is no possibe solution?

I'm creating an address book for that has different cases such as Add, Delete etc. all called by typing in the integer on the menu. I am trying to make it heroes themed, so I wanted to have a case that when you enter "Save the cheerleader" it will print save the world. My compiler does not like it, so is there a way to do it?

I have a long string that I have concatonated- it is the path out of a maze, and I found it recursively so I can't (easily) split it into smaller strings and just have an array of pointers. How can I printf so that only 10 entries of the string appear on a line?

I have a friend that has been just around way, way, too much over the past year. He tries to invite himself to everything I do, even when he clearly had other (more interesting) plans. I've tried to ignore it, or get used to it, I've been nice & polite but he is driving me (and most of my friends) crazy. How do I tell him to stop being so clingy without hurting his feelings?

Im learning c over the summer and my program calls for bubble sort, insertion sort, minsort and maxsort, only I don't know anything about them.

I'm taking a beginning art class at college, and I need an idea for a big end-of-semester project. There can be other elements than drawings, like some photograph/sculpture/collage, but in the end mostly it needs to shocase basic drawing skills (shading, composition, lines, etc.)

so far I'm leaning toward making a flipbook, but I don't know what I would put in it. Any ideas welcome.

bonus if you can give the solution for the following:

find the area region bounded by y=e^-x,y=1,y=2,x=2 rotated about y=2

is there some sort of cable-usb hybrid that will let me use my macbooks DVD player on an actual TV monitor?

Its one of my favorite movies, its got the twist obviously, but its also got a happy ending, and well done themes. Are there any great movies out there with any- or all- of these traits?

I can't "click" on the space where the Q/1 button of the keyboard is, which is a problem because it's part of my internet password.

Is there something I can do, or do I just need a new iTouch?