HD4670 vs. 8800GT Alpha Dog

[gamerk316]

//Header files:
#include<iostream.h>

//MainProcedure
void main()
{

cout << "Buy the HD 4770 or the 8800GT"<< endl;
for (int i = 0; i<3; i++)
cout << "I will also post" << endl;

} //End MainProcedure

lawl

I know I could have looped the code, but as you see, I only posted mine once. Besides, I wanted to show 'proper' syntax and spacing. Want me to start an ADA course next? 😀

And for the record, always encapsulate in brackets, to avoid the "dangling else" case, and the for loop doesn't work as intended:

//Header files:
#include<iostream.h>

//Begin MainProcedure
void main()
{
cout << "Buy the HD 4770 or the 8800GT"<< endl;

//Begin ForLoop
for (int i = 0; i<3; i++)
{
cout << "I have posted " << i+1 << " times." << endl;
} //End ForLoop
} //End MainProcedure

And no, I have no idea how we got here, but FYI: 8800GT > 4670.

 

[Hindesite]

The 4670 is really for those who need small size/low power consumption/low heat out of their video card. The 4600 is not ATI's performance series. It's a great card, no doubt, but not because it's a power-house.

It makes a fantastic option for HTPC setups:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102816

 

[shubham1401]

God, horrific C code:

//Header files:
#include<iostream.h>

//MainProcedure
void main()
{
cout << "Buy the HD 4770 or the 8800GT"<< endl;
cout << "I will also triple post" << endl;
} //End MainProcedure

There, proper C code. Nice to see a sense of humor though 😀

Dude comments are for beginners (unless you are making a big big program)
Adding spaces makes it presentable but whats the need for it in such a small piece of coding??????HUH?

 

[asif00013]

go for HD4770....

 

[shinku_sai]

Thank you all x3!!!
Thank you all x3!!!
Thank you all x3!!!
I will not triple post! 😀
I will not triple post! 😀
I will not triple post! 😀
Thank you all x3 once, again for you support!!! x3 😀
Thank you all x3 once, again for you support!!! x3 😀
Thank you all x3 once, again for you support!!! x3 😀

 

[gamerk316]

Dude comments are for beginners (unless you are making a big big program)
Adding spaces makes it presentable but whats the need for it in such a small piece of coding??????HUH?

Anyone who doesn't properly comment shouldn't be allowed to code. Trust me, the first time you need to convert a BASIC program on a BASIC fork, you'll appriciate comments that tell you WTF the program is doing.