C++ practice/exercise

[kebabacool]

I am reading the tutorials to learn C++, but I need to practice otherwise I'm not going to remember what I'm learning. Does anyone know a way for me to do some exercises or a project in which I could be involved ?? I have got a compiler (code block).

Thanks.

[Bazzy]

Try some of these exercises: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/articles/12974/
And mess a bit with the code example you find in the tutorials, that helps a lot

[kebabacool]

Thank you very much, that should help me a lot.

[kebabacool]

In the first exercise, it mentions switch statements, I don't know how it is possible to use switch statement to resolve this particular exercise. I used only "if statement" :

if ((score<=100)&&(score>=90))
cout<<"Level A"<<endl;
else if ((score<=89)&&(score>=80))
cout<<"Level B"<<endl;
else if ((score<=79)&&(score>=70))
cout<<"Level C"<<endl;
else if ((score<=69)&&(score>=60))
cout<<"Level D"<<endl;
else if ((score<=59)&&(score>=0))
cout<<"Level F"<<endl;


??

[Bazzy]

Something like:

switch ( score )
{
     case 100: case 99: case 90: case 89: //...
          cout << "Level A";
     // etc.
}

The 'if' is better for this...

[kebabacool]

That's what I thought. Thank for your help.

[HawkOfWinter]

'switch' only supported by integer.

[Bazzy]

So? what do you think 'score' is, a potato bag?
Anyway, with C++0x switch should work with any type

[firedraco]

Anyway, with C++0x switch should work with any type

Ooh cool!