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I'm at a complete loss and don't really know where to begin. But basically what I need to do is get a 4digit positive integer and filter out incorrect inputs. ...

[14 replies] Last: of course i knew that, it was a... test? (by ascii)

by ascii

reading a string in backwards

im trying to add exponents (represented by a ^) to a console calculator. i can easily get the exponent, but the base is tricky. i have to go back and get the ...

[10 replies] Last: haha someday, but as you pointed out im still on calculators xD (by ascii)

by jwood81

Sorting multiple fields in one array

Hello, I have a question about sorting data with 2 out of 3 fields in a array. Example: 2 25 1000 4 10 1230 1 12 1540 2 5 1200 4 5 1250 Basica...

[6 replies] Last: Don't write a C program for this - if you are on an UNIX system, just ... (by kfmfe04)

by Ghostwish

Specific Placement of Output

Hi folks. I am looking for a way to control precisely where the output of a cout statement appears, and setw just isn't doing it for me. Here's the synopsis of ...

[14 replies] Last: Unfortunately, iostream formatting is a nightmare. That's why I often... (by kfmfe04)

by theisonews

c++ lotto program

Hello. i wrote a program that will compare the past several years of winning pick 3 numbers to the numbers that are in the 13 tier. what i want to add now t...

[1 reply] : I don't quite understand the question. What do you mean by hits and ti... (by GodPyro)

by orange7crush

Help changing array values (1,2)

I am in a beginning C++ class in college and I need some help with a project. The project is to design a C++ program that takes a user enter sequence of non-neg...

[24 replies] Last: Ok I see. That is pretty cool! Didn't know about that data structure o... (by GodPyro)

by MamoonSaeed

fatal error C1004: unexpected end-of-file found

Hi guys, I am working with C functions and I wrote a simple program to compute the maximum and minimum of two numbers. I split the functions into separate files...

[1 reply] : SOLVED! Need an enter after the #endif! (by MamoonSaeed)

by wap1122358

Outputting strings to a file without single quotes

Hey guys, I have read in tab delimited information using getline. My code looks like this: getline(inFile1, books .item_name, '\t'); //storing in an array...

[2 replies] Last: That did the trick. I completely missed the fact that I had the tab ch... (by wap1122358)

by forrest

IP address incrementation

Hi all! I'm new to C++ and could use a little help with incrementing an IP address. I'm building a VLSM calculator. The part im having trouble with is that if ...

[1 reply] : I guess a better example of what i'm trying to get is... for instance ... (by forrest)

by Fistanantilu

one or more multiply defined symbols found

I am having a bit of trouble with a simple program that I wrote to practice writing headers. I keep getting this error message: 1>nUnits.obj : error LNK2005...

[16 replies] Last: @kjmje04 Thanks, I did that after you suggested it. It worked :... (by Fistanantilu)

by SephX

Help with Buttons

Hello, I am working on this program that simulates a fox and hounds game. In this program there are four buttons, each controlling one piece to any of the fou...

[4 replies] Last: I can't believe I overlooked that! Thank you! (by SephX)

by pantsbandit

About outputting to a file

Is there anyway to output to a file by having one command at the end of the program instead of having to put couts to that file all over the program?

[1 reply] : ofstream::write() http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/ostream/... (by GodPyro)

by cayla17

Inputting files into my program

I need help with reading text files and displaying them on my output file Example: My text file has integers listed: 9 7 5 14 29 30 27 47 then my program ...

[7 replies] Last: Use cout e.g. std::cout << fromFile; Here is a tutorial: http://w... (by GodPyro)

by andimiami

Getline??? I need a bit of help!

I am doing a program involving an unsorted list of names that I have to turn form Firstname Lastname into Lastname, Firstname. So I wrote the main program, and ...

[4 replies] Last: I used <list> because i didn't have access to your "list.cpp". From wh... (by GodPyro)

by jimmy5023

How to break it up.

Prompt the user to select (from a menu) the data type of a series of values which the user will eventually enter. Then, as we did in lab 8, use a switch statem...

[3 replies] Last: 3) From within the appropriate switch block, call a function to initia... (by jimmy5023)

by ProbePLayer

Is this a function declaration?

Hi, I am not so new to c++, but I still don't recognise the following code. Maybe I have forgotten something, or maybe you guys can explain: class Digital...

[7 replies] Last: thanks everyone. I can move on now, and let this rest in peace :) no,... (by ProbePLayer)

by lare26

Simple SDL 2d Collision detection

I am trying to find a way to detect a collision between two sprites in a 2d SDL space shooter game. I figured if I use the height and width from the 0,0 pixel t...

[13 replies] Last: I appreciate all your help. With the information given, I can further ... (by lare26)

by ascii

returning -1 every time

i feel kind of stupid asking this, but why for the love of god is this program returning 0 every time...? its supposed to print the ascii value of a character ...

[4 replies] Last: :o i looked at the answer and the question was messed up. they gave y... (by ascii)

by santoshkb

after delete can still acess the memory !!

All, tryig to understabd usage of new/delete with/without array, few doubts (provided as comments) , request to help make me clear, main() { int...

[2 replies] Last: @ GodPyro : It looks to me that the OP is asking a question about 'C'... (by Computergeek01)

by Gio

Catching a string or char inputted for a double

How can I catch a string or char which is entered when I ask for a double?

[2 replies] Last: You could also take the input as a string and cast it to a double. I... (by Computergeek01)

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