Good luck dividing zero by zero.

Many people are ridiculing stephen for asking how to generate numbers divisible by 5. Example: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4002238/Re-How-do-I-generate-a-number-divisable-by-5-and-c.aspx[^]

x is not a natural number there.

Can this account please be disabled? I can't trust myself not to spend an extreme amount of time here while I'm supposed to be doing something.

Yes but that's precisely the point, you can choose.

Neither, ※ is definitely weirder than either of those

Nope. You seem to think that that is the only definition of divisibility. I did not personally redefine anything. There is no natural number n such that 0/x=n so no x evenly divides 0. If you use the definition with integers instead of natural numbers, everything divides zero. Also, the prime factorization of zero is empty.

It depends on the definition of divisibility that you use. Zero can also be divisible by anything, if you use an other definition.

Numbers that end in 0 are also divisible by 5 (except zero) So you're right.

Generate a random integer in [2000, 19999] and multiply it by 5. The result will always be in [10000, 99999] (ie 5 decimal digits) and be divisible by 5 (by construction)

int yourNumber = 5 * rand.Next(2000, 20000); // remember the max-bound is exclusive
if (yourNumber % 5 != 0)
Console.WriteLine("the universe is wrong");

And make sure you reuse a single instance of Random, if you create new ones the result won't be random. [/spoon feeding]

That isn't C ;P

It says "proxy-based" Just an other SSL proxy..

That what I do every day.

Play TF2. The solution to all boredom.

Didn't you see that when you picked it?

Uhm yea, that's not what I meant by soon :)

It won't happen. At least not soon. All this mobile stuff is nice and all, but Real Work (and Real Games) continues to be done on PC's.

It's interesting, but it appears to be pulling suggestions out of someones arse.

Why don't they just throw the ladder over? [/missing the point on purpose]

Most of the members just signed up so they can download the code that goes with articles.