So much for data encapsulation?

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Can you elaborate on what you have done with your game? Or what is it exactly you need help with?

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How do you want to limit it? Elaborate more on your objective so people can have a better idea of what you are trying to do? Limit bandwidth? Limit functionality?

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First of all, have you considered using

code

pre tags when posting code? It makes it much easier to read. Second, what have you attempted so far?

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This reeks like homework, have you asked your instructor for help?

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What have you done so far, where are you having trouble with it? Or are you just waiting for someone to do the assignment for you?

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Yes, I saw the OP's comments :suss:

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Did you ever ask your professor? This stinks to the high heavens as homework....

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...and what does this have to do with Managed C++/CLI?

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This smells like homework. What do you think it does? What do you think of the code quality?

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What is it exactly you are trying to do? More information may be helpful. What have you accomplished so far?

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What part of the IEEE paper are you having trouble with? Elaborate on that a bit, and people may be able to better help you. :)

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What is the error message you are getting? Also, in future posts, use a more descriptive subject line, and place in the correct forum since you have a C program problem and this is the C# forum.

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Look at the recent run of Dilbert comics in the past week... http://dilbert.com/strip/2015-10-07[^] ... and of course a Wally come backer a few days later ... http://dilbert.com/strip/2015-10-09[^]

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Yes, it can be cumbersome. I do use the Blizzard Authenticator for any and all Blizzard games that I might play. Seems to work pretty good. Now, my bank on the other hand, I have to wait for a text message to come across during my log in, and usually get the text message pretty quick. I just wonder about the "cycle length" of the assumed cryptographic hash algorithm that may be used. It would be okay if the same code came up again, but at a far different time when generated I suppose.

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R. Giskard Reventlov wrote:

an 8 digit (unique) numerical code as well (assigned randomly when the user first registers)

What about systems in which all subsequent log ins are a different 8 digit code based a certain time stamp? It would all depend on the hashing algorithm on how often some 8 digit number would be repeated by the algorithm.

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I agree. One of the interview questions I had for my current job was to write up a quick little code snippet of doing the recursive power function in either C++ or Java. My colleagues said all they were really interested in was that all of the applicants had a general idea of what the basics are for recursion; and I did get this particular question right even though I hadn't seen it be asked since the very early days as a college student :-\

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Member 11585846 wrote:

The constrain is that I should not use assemblies (Ex. pdfSharp, itextSharp)

Why not? This sounds like homework ...

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What specifically seems too much like your? The idea of talking about hexadecimal and octal? I don't see much in similarity other than what is common knowledge in Computer Science studies for going over how to do number system conversions. Yours is better in my opinion.

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Kittens are baby cats, kits are baby rabbits :) Now, to your question, what have you accomplished so far in the program?

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