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:LOL::howler::LOL: It's funny when the teachers of a computing faculty are so inept. It happened during one of our demonstrations. There was a stub file that we all had to modify, and the teacher walks in and says "Okay, start a new file in EMACS. Name it "Demo.CPP" and save it." Students...

Nah not practical exams, but we have weekly laboratory tasks that we have to complete... and it's part of our assessment

Yeah, and how stupid do you feel writing comments in your code: // this function takes a value and blah blah ... it's like... you're writing code on paper, which should be written on a computer, and in your computer code, you're writing comments, which should be written on paper... man...

Mine are still like that! Well I guess there's one good thing about that.... it's not like they're gonna try compile your code and get a bug report... but then again, I don't know myself when there's errors in there... I'm just too used to compiling every few seconds..

You have much to learn young Padawan

hmmm i dun think those are legal i don't think u can use: *pointer = n1 + n2, since pointer holds addresses and n1 + n2 is a value not an address, and if u want the pointer to point at the sum then it has to pioint to a variable with that sum