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Prime Number Finder - C/C++ Version
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C++
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250 Days Ago
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1,500 Chrs
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Prime Numbers Finder using the Sieve of Eratosthenes
User gives a natural number (positive integer) N from the standard input and the program writes 2 lines: It calculates all the prime numbers up
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Prime Number Finder - Java version
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Java
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250 Days Ago
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0
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1,095 Chrs
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Prime Numbers Finder using the Sieve of Eratosthenes
User gives a natural number (positive integer) N from the standard input and the program writes 2 lines: It calculates all the prime numbers up
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Simple PHP port scanner (Web Interface)
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PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor)
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286 Days Ago
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1
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5.50
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Yes
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7,363 Chrs
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Scans for open ports and it has a very pretty Web User Interface. If you like php and you want to see a good-looking script, see this code!
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[perl] [*nix] Uptime
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Perl
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286 Days Ago
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6
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793 Chrs
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This is a little perl script made for *nix systems. It takes the uptime (which is in seconds format) and shows it as hh:mm:ss (hours:minutes:seconds)
if hours/minutes/seconds are/is less than 10, a z
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Make'EmCaps
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C++
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287 Days Ago
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0
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1,360 Chrs
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Make 'em CAPS (coded it when I was 12 years old)! is a simple program, running on Windows Operating systems, that makes some of the typed letters CAPITALS, by pressing and releasing virtually the CAPS
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