passwords and doodles

/*
Today I received an e-mail coming from my online sister namine (yah i have an online sister now... >w<). I enjoyed reading what she sent me... she even made this cute doodle., =]

made me realize that i wanna make time for things that i need to do. Since last week i've been rattled by the tsunami of requirements the school is asking of us graduating students. But it was only after reading namine's e-mail that i clearly saw that i was being too intimidated to face those requirements coz i was looking at them as a whole and all at once., and it's not helping me progress at all. upon writing my response to her i came upon formulating how i think i would survive this school year., =]

this year i only have one rule: everyday should have a highlight.

like MONDAY : consultation with sir Allan for the Senior Project
TUESDAY: finish chapter 7 of the iPhone SDK book

and it doesn't have to always be an academically serious higlight

FRIDAY : Learn to speak a hundred english words with an irish accent

and the addition to the rule would be: while having that highlight, maintain the important routines

...which upon self deliberation while doing some mysterious hand gestures of magic (XD), turned out to be

(1) read 20 pages of any book (i recently cleaned my room and identified those i wanna read) which has nothing to do with academics [ 30 minutes ] (2) solve a programming problem [ 2 hours ] (3) p90x [ 2 hours ] (4) blog about the day [ 30 minutes ] (5) send a text message to rizza [ 1 minute ]

so that's five hours + plus the 13 hours mashup that i'll be spending for the Senior Project Development and the On the Job Training

good luck to me., >w<.

this year is gonna be LEGEN - wait for it., and i hope your not lactose intolerant coz the next word is gonna be - DAIRY!!.,., LEGENDARY!.,xD (barney stinson - how i met your mother)

haha.. here's what i have so far
*/

/**************************************************************************
* neithan_passwords.cpp                                  *
* jonathancasano@gmail.com                          *
* problem: to ensure increased security, the company network manager     *
*          introduced a set of rules regarding passwords                 *
*                                           *
*      ✔ (1) passwords must consist of a mixture of lowercase and      *
*        numerical data only.                      *
*      ✔ (2) passwords must be between 5 and 12 characters in length   *
*        (3) passwords must not contain any sequence of characters     *
*        followed by the same sequence                  *
**************************************************************************/

// fudge! let's begin XD

#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>

using namespace std;

string validate (string password){
//everytime a password gets rejected i should flag in 1
 int pflag = 0;
 int hasNum = 0, hasLet = 0;

//check for "presence of uppercase lettahs"
for (int i = 0; i < password.length(); i++)
{
  if (password.length() < 5 || password.length() > 12)
  {
      pflag = 1; break;
  }
  if ((int)password[i] >= 65 && (int)password[i] <= 90)
  {
      pflag = 1; break;
  }
  else
  {
      if ((int)password[i] < 58) hasNum = 1;
      if ((int)password[i] > 96) hasLet = 1;
      (hasNum && hasLet) ? pflag = 0 : pflag = 1;
  }
}

if (pflag == 0)
  return "accepted";
else
  return "rejected";
}

int main (){
 string password;

fstream infiler;
infiler.open("passwords.in");

 if (infiler.is_open())
{
  while (infiler >> password)
  {
      cout << validate(password) << endl;
  }
}

infiler.close();
 return 0;
}

/*
RESULTS:

passwords - remarks

cakeshop - rejected because it contains no numerical digit
ab34 - rejected because it's too short
A567xcz - rejected because 'A' is not allowed
9apple8 - accepted (coz i still did not code number three) but should actually be rejected because 'p' is immediately followed by 'p'
03bananas - accepted but should actually be rejected (same reason) because 'an' is immediately followed by 'an'
123xy123 - accepted ('123' does not immediately follow '123')


Well that's about what i finished in two hours. I can imagine sir Allan (our dean) telling me, "Iyan lang??!!" (is that all??!!). orz... it's been a while since i programmed, at least that's how i feel.

I presently struggle with getting the third condition into code...(the one without the check mark) That's something i'll save i guess for tomorrow's two hours..

for now I feel glad i'm starting with a new schedule; Academics and Life combined. I wish to stick to this. see you tomorrow then., =]
*/

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