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find the exclamation mark in the array
Given a two-dimensional array that is not a set of rows. Display lines that do not contain exclamation marks
Program written. Now where's my money for the job of doing the work for you?
| Done! What do I win? |
I suspect we will all win some edited post spam soon enough.
I actually don't think this is spam. Some people just don't know how to ask questions.
The reason I said what I said is the OP doesn't accept private messages. Not always, but that is the usual MO for a spammer.
I'd like to be wrong. Hopefully the OP comes back, shows what code they written to solve the assignment and asks a question so we can help them if at all possible.
I'd like to be wrong. Hopefully the OP comes back, shows what code they written to solve the assignment and asks a question so we can help them if at all possible.
| the OP doesn't accept private messages |
That's apparently the default for new accounts. I just tested it.
| That's apparently the default for new accounts. |
I vaguely remembered it being the opposite, default was accepting new messages.
So I am mistaken and in error. Not the first time, and won't be the last.
I still hope the OP comes back and continues asking questions.
I'd wager in their mind they believed they were asking a question even if they didn't actually type one, so they deserve the benefit of the doubt. :Þ
| I vaguely remembered it being the opposite, default was accepting new messages. |
It seems logical that accepting PMs would be the default, but I thought I may as well test it. The result surprised me. Seems an odd default to not accept PMs.
@modern216, you need to clarify your question.
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