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@crossrulz wrote:
Another one of those who just won't give it a try. Even though all that is needed is a simple multiply or divide (depending on which way in the equation they want to go). We suspect homework...
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/ohmmeter/td-p/2886268/highlight/false
Curious to see how long it takes them to realize I gave them a VI with no block diagram...
But decided to leave them a password protected VI. I really hope they read the VI description...
SpoilerAllows the user to adjust the resistance with a dial and get the corresponding I-V curve.
Because we are dealing with V=IR, the curve will always be a straight line and is quite boring.
Assuming this is a homework problem and the original poster did not show any interest in trying to do it themselves, I am supplying this VI with with password protection. This means that the VI will not be editable and can only be used as is. Furthermore, the block diagram will not be able to be seen.
Thread from ni.com: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/ohmmeter/td-p/2886268
I think we've found our new standard operating procedure for people requesting homework help. If they show no signs of trying themselves, give them a VI that's password protected!
@bsvare wrote:
I think we've found our new standard operating procedure for people requesting homework help. If they show no signs of trying themselves, give them a VI that's password protected!
I also like putting the thread information in the VI documentation. Hopefully teachers will look there and the students will just turn in what we gave them.
Is anyone have?
It would be grateful because I don't have enough time to make it.
That is someway to ask for volunteers help
@muks wrote:
Is anyone have?
It would be grateful because I don't have enough time to make it.
That is someway to ask for volunteers help
Unfortunately Rude Threads is closed 🙂
@muks wrote:
Is anyone have?
It would be grateful because I don't have enough time to make it.
That is someway to ask for volunteers help
The sad thing is that they could have done it and learned something in the time it would take somebody to dig for it and then hand it over and then learned nothing.
A lot of people don't realize that we are volunteers. I can't count the number of times people on this forum thought I was an NI employee. Then again, Stephen Mercer (Aristos Queue) thought I (the person, not the forum poster) was an NI employee until he saw me in the Challenge of the Champions last year at NI Week. I considered that one heck of a compliment.
