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http://pastebin.com/EJmXSeqi or http://pastebin.com/sq7meKvh im working on effeciency here and need to know which is better and more professional this is my fi...

[5 replies] Last: I'd go with the first one since I think it's easier to follow. (by TwoOfDiamonds)

by closed account EAXiz8AR

cin buffer problem

Here is a simple program that I can't seem to get working. If you run the program, it works fine until the age question, where after I type in my age, the progr...

[2 replies] Last: when you press enter after entering the age,'\n' is saved in input buf... (by Akshit)

by LaC0saNostra

Trying to complete Net Pay Average

My error is at line 121. What am I doing wrong? I think it will work after I fix line 121 #include <iostream> #include<fstream>//file input output stream usin...

[2 replies] Last: line 121 remove int from the for loop. Move totalNetPay +=netpay ... (by bmiller)

by bfox2269

link list array

#include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; class Network { // private function to constructe the nodes with a lef...

[1 reply] : I might be wrong on this, but I believe in main, you're printing out t... (by Volatile Pulse)

by x1222

Destructor not called when using New?

int main(){ SomeClass* classPTR = new SomeClass ; SomeClass MyClass; return 0; } SomeClass:: ~SomeClass() { cout << "Destructor called"; } ...

[3 replies] Last: So when I use new , I have to manually delete it Sort of. If you u... (by Disch)

by Dns

How to find the number of the element inside an array?

I have 4 arrays, and all has same number of elements inside it. I want to get the number of the element in array1 to retrive the other elements in the other arr...

[4 replies] Last: You have to keep track of the size of the array yourself. If you're r... (by Lowest0ne)

by edumoette

What is a tilemap?

Ive seen the term a lot but i dont really know what it is.

[1 reply] : http://lmgtfy.com/?q=tilemap&l=1 That will help. Lol I read that wron... (by bmiller)

by Captain Cosine

Linux Makefiles

I've been searching for days and reading about using makefiles on linux and I cannot, for the life of me, get it to work correctly. Let's say I have three file...

[4 replies] Last: Ahhh. Never knew that. Thanks again :) (by Captain Cosine)

by DetectiveRawr

Clarify this please?

I got no idea what does this suppose to mean. When I read the details on the book, I'm like O.O what... lol So here. if ( gradeCounter != 0 ) { avera...

[1 reply] : if gradeCounter is not equal to 0 then the variable total is caste... (by hacker804)

by billandmisty78

Need a sample

Ok, I need just a small example that defines a class that has public, private, and protected members. If I have a visual then I can better understand and write...

[3 replies] Last: class human { public: string askForName(); private: string name; ... (by stoffe1100)

by Dragonleopard88

"Newline in constant" error

I'm trying to declare a simple array with a long list so that later in my code I can identify the "badChar"s in my input, but every time I try to compile I get ...

[5 replies] Last: Oh! It's working now even though it was giving me errors about the bra... (by Dragonleopard88)

by killertcell

Keep If Statement going until right choice?

So i just wrote a program reimplemented in C++ that i originally wrote in VB.net. Only difference is that this in terminal while that VB.net project is gui. But...

[3 replies] Last: thanks i completely forgot about the switch i will rewrite it with tha... (by killertcell)

by DetectiveRawr

What's the point of doing "using std::cout;"?

I see examples with "using cout"? What's the point of this if you have to type it out on the code anyways? For example: #include <iostream> using std::cout; u...

[3 replies] Last: @DetectiveRawr can't you simply type "using namespace std;" to clear... (by vlad from moscow)

by DetectiveRawr

Help?

What does "for (int i=1; i<5; i++)" mean? I'm trying to make the user to print 5 integers and find large and small. Ignore the sum and product! #include <io...

[7 replies] Last: Well I learned about variables and now I"m at the control structure wh... (by DetectiveRawr)

by Kurisu

Hello World, three different ways? Which is best?

I'm currently teaching myself C++ through the use of online resources and books. And I have noticed something. Each of the resources teaches the "Hello World" ...

[3 replies] Last: I would say the third one is best! Welcome to c++. Pretty much everyt... (by stoffe1100)

by scu1casper

I/O Manipulation

Is there a way to manipulate the output on the console screen so that a horizontal list is aligned neatly? For example: My output currently: XXXXXXXX____XXXX...

[7 replies] Last: Figured it out. Your code was right, I just needed to say if (++lin... (by scu1casper)

by thunderxlight

help me please

hi , how are you guys ? i hope you all fine here , iam trying to make program for adding new patient and edit description but i got some errors so i h...

[7 replies] Last: ohh yeah, you right thank you i fixed it thank you again for your he... (by thunderxlight)

by Drenax

Min/Max Problems

#include <iostream> using namespace std; int eaten , i; // declaring variables int main () { cout << "How many pancakes did the following perso...

[3 replies] Last: This is Turbo C++ code.Change this to VC++.Its 100% working. #includ... (by Akshit)

by kichithewolf

Looping with a string?

I'm trying to get a string and a number to write to a file number of times, which the user determines. But the loop only partially runs before closing. #inclu...

[2 replies] Last: works. Thank you! (by kichithewolf)

by DetectiveRawr

Trying to fix this D:!!!

I posted something about "what data type I should use for a decimal".... so I got some feedbacks about "float" and "double". I got some knowledge on these but o...

[4 replies] Last: lol Moschops. Thanks for the help. (by DetectiveRawr)

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