for loop convert decimal to binary

you'd expect a neat code snippet to pop up when you ask google for this. People think Bing is goning to replace google. It's not. Wolfram is going to replace google.

quotient = input_value;
for( i = 0; I < WORD_LENGTH; i ++ ) {
bit[i] = quotient % 2;
quotient /= 2;
}

/* when you compile, you get
** WARNING ** division deprecated by visionary zingers :

Your probably don't want to use that though since it is an inefficient solution (uses division). If you are working on a binary computer, then you should just use bit-shifting and ANDing to collect the bits since the computer will already have the binary representation. Also you might want to think further about why exactly you need such a routine.

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True, this works just as well :

for( i = 0; I < WORD_LENGTH; i ++ ) {
bit[i] = input value & ( 1 << i );
}

Which proves that one should aim to have smart people working for one rather than try to be a smart one oneself. -- Anon

how to go to your home directory with internet explorer on linux

"navigating unix directories on linux with internet explorer" also bombs on google.

Got to file -> open and then do browse.

You're home directory will most likely be something like

y:

or

one level up from

c:\windows\profiles\crossover\Desktop

linux ordinary mouse horizontal scrolling

Definitely need a hero on this one. No catching up to MSFT without this fruit being plucked.

nedit scroll wheel horizontal scrolling

So many geniuses, not one solution. I'm on linux, what should I do to be able to scroll horizontally with shift + scrollwheel? I get this by default on Win XP and it works great with Chrome.