how to get 6 pack abs using c++ programming?
September 5th, 2010 | 
Author: C++ is a pretty powerful language. I am already impressed by pointers.
Also during the course of programming I do not want to become unhealthy.
I would like to gain 6 pack abs using programming. See this solves dual purpose. Is there a way?
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Have you seen the movie Gattica? Ethan Hawke does upside down situps with books. C++ books are pretty hefty so you’re just in luck. Pick up some DirectX and OpenGL books too and you’ll have better abs than Arnold.
you get a magic marker and draw C++ across your abs, starting at your rib cage and going downward toward your waist.
Dude, Whatever people might say, I am afraid C++ cannot get you the abs that you want. If that was the case, software developers wud b the most well endowed species in the world but unfortunately (NOT)
of course. write a clone of photoshop scan in your pic and add 6 pak abs to it.
Jazka has a good idea, but running won’t give you 6 pack abs.
You need to do a lot of sit ups and also sit ups moving your body to the left and to the right.
So find some pattern in your programming and then do your sit ups.
For instance.
For every compile time error, do 30 sit ups. 10 normal, 10 to the left, 10 to the right.
For every run time error, do 60 sit ups. 20 normal, 20 to the left, 20 to the right.
For every program that runs good, what you want, etc, do 90 sit ups. 30 normal, 30 to the left, 30 to the right.
You could also do things like this:
For every function you write, do 30 sit ups (as above).
For every file you write, do 60 sit ups (as above).
For every program you write, do 90 sit ups (as above).
if you do a lot of programming, you should be doing a lot of sit ups, and get that 6 pack abs pretty quickly. Of course, you can do the sit ups at any time, not just when programming.
Another good way to get the different muscles in the abs to be toned is to raise you feet. For instance, lie on the ground and have your feet on a chair. Do the normal sit ups, also to the left, and to the right.
Find out some exercises for sit ups, etc. There should be a few on the internet, even though I have not looked.
Okay. Find a book with some C++ questions you can do. Get a program (e.g., C++)
For every compiler error you get, take one run around the block
For every syntax error you get, take one run around the block
For every program that compiles but gives an incorrect answer, take two runs around the block
For every program that you give up on because you just can’t get it to work, take three runs around the block.
For every program that has horrible layout (i.e., no indentations), take three runs around the block.
For every program that actually compiles AND works correctly…take four runs around the block.
You can combine them. So if your program has 3 compiler errors and 2 syntax errors, then you have to run 5 times around the block.
And, if you program anything like I do, then you’ll be very healthy by the end of it.