Beginners - C++ Forum - August 2011 (Page 10)

error LNK2019

hey, i keep running into an error problem... What could be causing this? //bow.h #include <iostream> #include <string> using std::string; cl...

[4 replies] Last: Your code is supposed to look something along this: //bow.h #include ... (by coder777)

by metulburr

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[2 replies] Last: And Spam. You forgot to mention Spam I'm sure he mentions it when ... (by cnoeval)

by georgewashere

Loop problem(noob)

I don't exactly know what I'm doing wrong here. Could someone take a look at this function I have written and explain why when my program arrives at the cout po...

[5 replies] Last: Way to go! Way to stay with it! You will do fine! (by kooth)

by Hexa

help in password

hi bros i write a code that get pass its not complete but my main problem is i want to set a code that dont get passwrod over 20 i mean if 21 entered or highe...

[2 replies] Last: no mate i dont mean getting 20 character i mean getting 20 i mean just... (by Hexa)

by Hunk

Public Struct

Hello i have a problem i have an extern class 00053 class RangeImageBorderExtractor : public Feature<PointWithRange,BorderDescription> 00054 { 00055 pub...

[8 replies] Last: I'm not really certain either sorry.. I'd recommend you ask at the poi... (by closed account DSLq5Di1)

by metulburr

going from console to SFML for the first time (in linux)

i am not really great at working with the terminal in linux, but anyways i downloaded SFML 1.6 for linux http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/1.6/start-linux.php...

[19 replies] Last: Yes, unless you use makefiles. Although I see no point in using more t... (by Athar)

by earlgrey

Typecast - Template swap

Hi, i do have a problem of understanding, but may be NOT I. I do refer to http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/swap/ code snippet: template ...

[4 replies] Last: Oh yes, in deed: The references are confusing me. WERE ! Slowly I get... (by earlgrey)

by Elena

Can't understand casting

I have the following program: #include <iostream> using namespace std; class B{ public: int x; B(int i=10) { x=i;cout<<"constr B("<<i<<")"<<end...

[1 reply] : Well, that is because inside of your operator + you are constructing a... (by firedraco)

by metulburr

C++ programming in linux as compared to windows?

what are the differences in programming C++ in linux opposed to windows ??? i don't mean the actual syntax of the code , i rather mean peoples opinions, and exp...

[1 reply] : 1) By abstracting away platform-dependent things (example: creating a ... (by Athar)

by metulburr

timing with for loops

i just recently made a program that used a for loop to delay a second ( well actually close to a second as i could quickly come) , but the only problem was i ha...

[5 replies] Last: @vlad: its <windows.h> @metulburr: #include <windows.h> #include... (by chipp)

by metulburr

difference of where an object is declared?

what is the difference of an object being declared after the class definition(well actually within it) as compared to inside main? one program i had, had an...

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by gemic

Pancake Glutton exercise

Im trying to do this exercise: Pancake Glutton Write a program that asks the user to enter the number of pancakes eaten for breakfast by 10 different peop...

[9 replies] Last: Pretty bad advice IMO Rambo... I think Writing his own code and strugg... (by vlad61)

by ziodice

Better way?

I was making a text based game a few posts ago, and is there a better way to do it then just use Thousands of if statements / switch thingies? and lots of whi...

[3 replies] Last: I believe I know one of the reasons why many beginners opt for text ba... (by sohguanh)

by noel miranda

how to I get the data inside the for loop so that I could add it outside? Please rep ASAP :) Thanks!! (see code inside)

#include <iostream> #include <cmath> using namespace std; typedef string ActType ; int main () { ActType act; int numOfact; int ET; cout<<"Ent...

[13 replies] Last: Here: keep in mind that you cannot use loop counters for it. #inclu... (by happykiller)

by Daniel D

How can I treat a number as an array?

Let's say I have int i = 153 And I want to get the 5 part. I want to be able to do something like i , is there a way to do this in C++? Also, would there ...

[3 replies] Last: nope you cant do that... but still char a ={"153"}; int i=a -48; //... (by rambo1177)

by ziodice

How to make a roguelike?

I was wondering, if there are any good tuts on how to make a basic roguelike in c++. Kinda like nethack, but more basic? No response after a while....I guess I'...

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by Sellias13

is this an example of good coding? need advice

Here is my code, I am new at coding and would like to know if there are better ways to do what i am currently doing. void play(){ cout<<"===============...

[2 replies] Last: The first thing to note is there is always a better way to do somethin... (by James Burnby)

by Ben Duncan

Where can I learn C++?

I know this is a bit ridiculous to be posting on a website which has a tutorial on the subject, but at the moment I am only seeing tutorials which are for beggi...

[6 replies] Last: Carl, I'll be sure to check them out. Thank you! (by Ben Duncan)

by GraemeR

Curly bracket problem

Hi everyone, I've just got a job as a computer teacher and need to teach C++. I did Fortran and Basic many years back. I am trying to do basic input/ou...

[13 replies] Last: Duoas, I wrote: "please allow me the indulgence." I did not abuse a... (by bkelly)

by wtf

Trying to test for catching of bad_alloc

int main() { while(1) { myint * mynum; try { if (!(mynum = new myint )) ...

[13 replies] Last: this is my entire code. #include <iostream> #include <exception> #i... (by wtf)

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