readingSorry.. I already edit that part in my previous post. it suppose to be if(d==i) not if (d=='/r') I ...
readingHere it is.. actually the whole code is in one function. int i=1; char c; int d; ...
readingThanks for pointing that out. However, for this line in the code cout <<i << endl, it still give i a...
readingNo.. I declare my d as char. While i, I declare it as an integer. Is that what I where went wrong?
readingaaa I am sorry, I forgot to change the is.good(). It suppose to be are.good(). Anyway I have try it ...
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