You might ask why we hide an error, 'cause it should be fixed right? Anyway, there are instances that we just need to hide it. Let's say for example, "undefined index" error/warning in this case: I have this table with unique attribute names in every "input" elements: ID Name 1 Eds 2 Matt We don't know how many value that the user will input, so I assume that he/she will always input eight(8) values. I must fetch the value from that table by assigning them to a variable. If the user will input less than eight(8), a warning or error will show "undefined index..". In this case, I just hide it.
Well, I got my new laptop since I needed it for my course, upon installing Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 some problems occurs, it hangs up and doesn't complete the "proper" installation. Anyway, what's the use of Google. Therefore, I "googled" it and found a solution. Installing it in Windows 8 seems troublesome. Here's the installation guide below:
Well, I'm not that good with this. I just want to share this "simple" arithmetic done in assembly programming. The program will: Ask the user to choose addition or subtraction Ask the user to input the 1st single digit number Ask the user to input the 2nd single digit number Show the result The program won't accept any other value except number. It will also shows (-) negative sign just like the image above. Anyway, here's the code below:
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