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I understand how "new" & "delete" work. "new" creates a object, pointer, etc. & "delete" deletes them. But I don't use them very much cause it forces me to use pointers when its much easier to overload or create a template.

I have experience with Java & C++, so when are the best times to use these keywords in any programming language?.

There is no such thing as the best time to use those. It has to do with the design of the programming you are trying to write.

Typically you will use them when the data requirements for your program are variable enough that you need to create items on the fly. When you don't have pre-knowledge of how many things you have to manage (which, typically is in most programming).

The only obvious statement with those languages that don't have garbage collection if you use a new, make sure you have a matching delete somewhere.

I understand how "new" & "delete" work. "new" creates a object, pointer, etc. & "delete" deletes them. But I don't use them very much cause it forces me to use pointers when its much easier to overload or create a template.

I have experience with Java & C++, so when are the best times to use these keywords in any programming language?.

There is no such thing as the best time to use those. It has to do with the design of the programming you are trying to write.

Typically you will use them when the data requirements for your program are variable enough that you need to create items on the fly. When you don't have pre-knowledge of how many things you have to manage (which, typically is in most programming).

The only obvious statement with those languages that don't have garbage collection if you use a new, make sure you have a matching delete somewhere.

I am using fedora 5.My editor is VIM 6.4.7.I wanted to highlight keywords of my C program.I tried adding "syntax on" to your $HOME/.vimrc file which is copied from /usr/share/vim/vim64/gvimrc.examples…

still no joy

pls help

This is, what works for me:

:syn on

:set syn=c

I am using fedora 5.My editor is VIM 6.4.7.I wanted to highlight keywords of my C program.I tried adding "syntax on" to your $HOME/.vimrc file which is copied from /usr/share/vim/vim64/gvimrc.examples…

still no joy

pls help

This is, what works for me:

:syn on

:set syn=c

I wanna know?

In all object-oriented languages, the 'new' keyword creates a new class instance.

I wanna know?

In all object-oriented languages, the 'new' keyword creates a new class instance.

In my case, I already have like 90 credits obtained in Europe, hopefully most of them will be transferred, but I can`t go to Oakton or Wright because they only have Associate programs.
I am considering online courses well. Once again, the keyword is CHEAPEST programs. Thanks!

Are you an international student or paying out-of-state tuition? If so then all of the universities are going to be expensive.

If so then UIC will probably be the cheapest in the Chicago, if you are willing to look outside then I would imagine that Trinity and Northern Illinois may be even cheaper.

the keyword is free….i can barely afford food ha

Check out AVG, they have a free edition.

the keyword is free….i can barely afford food ha

Check out AVG, they have a free edition.

I have a list of 100 keywords in Google Adwords. I want to know if there is a program that I can use that will tell me what page in Google each of those 100 appears (or does not appear). So for example if I have keywords: dog, dog collar, and dog food, I want to know what pages in google they appear: ie pages 3, 15, and 99.

Thanks!

Keywords definitely helps you get into good positions in search engines. The examples you have given are short keywords and it would take some time to get the postions,, it means it depends on the keywords if they are long tail or short tail.
If you provide info on your web site and the keywords it would be much easier to analyze the site.
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