General C++ Programming - August 2008 (Page 9)

by yeng
palindrome
 
Hi!I'm a sophomore IT student. We are asked to write function that would get as parameter a long integer number and determines whether the number is a palindrom...
[4 replies] Last: Yes, you can do that... Or you can do it the fun way! #include <c... (by helios)
Deleting pointers to inherited data members in derived classes
 
I am not exactly new to C++ but I'm not that proficient either, and am brand new to this board. I am trying to write my own Number class, such as the one featu...
[2 replies] Last: Thanks... I realized sometime after I posted the obvious reason why de... (by hisdudeness)
Member function return action
 
I have a database access class that has 20 or so member functions. Each member function has a few return possiblilities. For every function, regardless of its...
[1 reply] : You could make a variable, say, temp to hold the value you would lik... (by mikeb570)
Just a thank you to everybody
 
I swear, I was starting to think I'd never complete it. Every time I got started to work on the programming, I'd have to go run someone's errand for them, or he...
[5 replies] Last: yea, i know.. it's a mess.. I'm kinda proud of how the I_List came out... (by Aakanaar)
by Lorian
Constructors and arrays
 
Hi folks, Suppose I have something like this: class a { a(): b(0) { } int b; int c ; }; Is there any way to set both c and c to 0 in ...
[4 replies] Last: Ok, no matter. It is only a minor issue. Thanks for your help. (by Lorian)
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