ATM program in consol application
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thanks for all yor replys but the point is how can i type the code to say to the program : " if the user inseart the AC\number and the PIN code three times wrong the program reply with messege says' sorry you have exhaust the limited times for logon the card has been confiscated retern back to the customer service' " really i am confused so much about this code please reply me soon thanks btata
Stay on the one thread retard! One question = one thread and you follow through to completion. I'm sure even you can follow through... Did you even read the replies? You were MOCKED! the reason being U IS STOOPID! ps, Find the caps key and the spell checker
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Stay on the one thread retard! One question = one thread and you follow through to completion. I'm sure even you can follow through... Did you even read the replies? You were MOCKED! the reason being U IS STOOPID! ps, Find the caps key and the spell checker
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
Of course I read the replies, yours was too technical, I preferred the other ones. :~
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Stay on the one thread retard! One question = one thread and you follow through to completion. I'm sure even you can follow through... Did you even read the replies? You were MOCKED! the reason being U IS STOOPID! ps, Find the caps key and the spell checker
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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thanks for all yor replys but the point is how can i type the code to say to the program : " if the user inseart the AC\number and the PIN code three times wrong the program reply with messege says' sorry you have exhaust the limited times for logon the card has been confiscated retern back to the customer service' " really i am confused so much about this code please reply me soon thanks btata
think about if you where the application. someone gives you a card that you know the PIN code for. They keep telling you different guesses. How would you know when to tell them they have reached the maximum number of attemps?
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Of course I read the replies, yours was too technical, I preferred the other ones. :~
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Dontcha know anything about ATM/POS systems? Everything is defined in the Participants Interface Guide; kindly known as PIG to its friends. Block 0 if every message is the type. It's numeric and replies are always +10 from the message. So card varification is an 0100 and 0110 comes back, withdrawal is 0200 and POS request 0400. Block 1 defines all the other blocks to come and is called the bitmap. After that it's as easy as falling off an ICBM.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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Dontcha know anything about ATM/POS systems? Everything is defined in the Participants Interface Guide; kindly known as PIG to its friends. Block 0 if every message is the type. It's numeric and replies are always +10 from the message. So card varification is an 0100 and 0110 comes back, withdrawal is 0200 and POS request 0400. Block 1 defines all the other blocks to come and is called the bitmap. After that it's as easy as falling off an ICBM.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
williamnw wrote:
Dontcha know anything about ATM/POS systems?
I learn new things every day. Today I learned what friendly fire means. :)
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williamnw wrote:
Dontcha know anything about ATM/POS systems?
I learn new things every day. Today I learned what friendly fire means. :)
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Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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Medivac now! Man down, get 800cc Gin. And three lemons.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
I'll be back :suss:
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think about if you where the application. someone gives you a card that you know the PIN code for. They keep telling you different guesses. How would you know when to tell them they have reached the maximum number of attemps?
Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.
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thanks for all yor replys but the point is how can i type the code to say to the program : " if the user inseart the AC\number and the PIN code three times wrong the program reply with messege says' sorry you have exhaust the limited times for logon the card has been confiscated retern back to the customer service' " really i am confused so much about this code please reply me soon thanks btata
It sounds to me like you need to spend some time reading your book ( the answer to this is trival ), or talking to your teacher if the class in general is really this far over your head.
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