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I need some help with a c++ project I am working on.

I have a project created in Microsoft Visual Studio that contains 5 files. They are main.cpp, Account.cpp, ListDA.cpp, Accout.h, and ListDA.h. I have code writt...

[3 replies] Last: I know someone can help me please (by Rainbowpride89)

by Spock

Using Namespace

Hey again! I'm following Accelerated C++ and for the starting code, it has you writing 'std::cout' for instance, later on it has you defining 'using std::cou...

[6 replies] Last: Let's say that I've written the following #include <algorithm> using ... (by Stewbond)

by Bashkim Ukshini

Using a function that is defined in another Class

How can I use a function that is defined in another class, for example I want to use a funcion that is defined in a class, from the main() function ?

[5 replies] Last: Thank you both guys! What I love about this forum is the "speed of lig... (by Bashkim Ukshini)

by Cirabou

bool class method?

Hello, everyone! I am creating a C++ program that simulates an ATM program. I want to create a method that will check and see if the PIN# entered is correc...

[16 replies] Last: @vlad: just to remind, the point of all of this, even if you're right,... (by chipp)

by Eath

Sleep Function

I have the sleep function working, but i was wondering if anyone could provide an example of it working in a loop for to make it appear one letter at a time as ...

[2 replies] Last: Thanks, Sadly i wont be able to try it out... Dropped my laptop and th... (by Eath)

by Bashkim Ukshini

How to use Dynamic Allocation in CLASS

Hey guys, can you please show me how to use Dynamic Allocation in Classes. I only need it for reading names (chars). So if I'd like to cin an array with dynami...

[9 replies] Last: Ok, I just found out that I can, here's an example: Actor(char... (by Bashkim Ukshini)

by seppel

This smart pointer doesnt protect against deletion of non-existing temporary memory!?

Even if all new statements are wrapped with smart pointers the following code ends with a memory crash. During execution temporaries are created and it seems to...

[3 replies] Last: Thanks! Very helpful comment! (by seppel)

by Philip70

Hello

Hello I am glad to have the opportunity to be on here. I am not an expert in programming apart from some experience in basic programming and pascal programming ...

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by patrobless

need help to fix this!

#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> using namespace std; class date { public: date (int=7, int=4,int=2012); void setdate(int, int, int); void ...

[5 replies] Last: Did you mean #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> using names... (by Kastaneda)

by NerdTastic

No errors... error...

I'm attempting to make a list of random numbers and then sort it into a least to greatest order. I used bubble sort as my algorithm for sorting them, but somewh...

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by liquidmonkey

output is wrong?? please help

i have a vector that is 10 big with different numbers inside it. i want to go through the veector and add up how many of each number there is. ie, if there ar...

[2 replies] Last: thanks! (by liquidmonkey)

by nadir CoCo

Using pointers to work on huge files

hello everybody, Right now I'm working on huge data files, and some day earlier I had succeded to convert sample files from csv to txt format thanks to the h...

[6 replies] Last: Can you give an example of the first input line and first output line ... (by kbw)

by rishikesh

skip execution of some statements

Is there any way to enforce c++ compiler to skip some statements on the basis of a condition ? For Example : if(i>10) { // do not execute any printf state...

[2 replies] Last: Obviously you don't understand control branching. A if block will on... (by closed account zb0S216C)

by Tijs

Trouble with pointers and references. Also looking for some general feedback :)

Hello everyone, A while back, we had a course on C++ in my studies. While the course was complete crap, i kind of liked programming itself, and decided to le...

[5 replies] Last: Thanks Shinigami! I thought (or at least tried) using the anMonsterX... (by Tijs)

by stuted

Spliting project apart

Hi, so when i am trying to split my project into separate files, to make it easier to use, i get an error, what i don't recieve when it's in one simple file....

[5 replies] Last: I use CodeBlocks v10.05. Oh, i included the header instead of the .cpp... (by stuted)

by cplusx2

Passing parameter problem

Hi, can somebody help me with my code? Most of it are working fine except the passing argument part. Here is the full code: #include <iostream.h> #include ...

[3 replies] Last: [quote=cplusx2]1) Those headers are still the same so no need to chang... (by closed account zb0S216C)

by ElectroTech

General Ticket Sales

I am trying to write a C++ program to use on a hand held proagram that would print tickets and continue adding ticket numbers. I also need to print a company l...

[3 replies] Last: What kind of help do you want? (by coder777)

by Bouki

Dynamic array of abstract objects

Hi I'm trying to have a dynamic array of abstract objects. The case is I have an abstract class Element, and two derivated class Circle and Square. What I wo...

[8 replies] Last: I finally found the error thanks to you the fact is that your code was... (by Bouki)

by ResidentBiscuit

Assembler assignment

Ok so I don't really expect anyone to know the language in question here, since it's made for the book we use. Anyway, the program is just supposed to perform t...

[6 replies] Last: Oh wow! It was a typo /facepalm. And @guest, I agree. I'm not sure why... (by ResidentBiscuit)

by nadir CoCo

Working on a CSV file

hi everybody, I'm new to C++ programming language, and recently I've been asked to work big tables of data that is registed in text files that are under .csv...

[8 replies] Last: Thank you budies, I have succeeded to convert some sample file from CS... (by nadir CoCo)

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