Beginners - C++ Forum - December 2012 (Page 62)

Ok so heres the code: #include <iostream> #include <windows.h> #include <cmath> //Grade program!...

[2 replies] Last: Haha i feel so damn stupid :p (by Adiminium)

Hello after so many years of sitting on my back wasting time, i finally decided to fulfill my passio...

[3 replies] Last: I am not sure which is easier, I have only done a small amount of work... (by closed account EAUX92yv)

by ThirdAge

Recursively counting combinations

So in my current assignment (one of the last few for the semester) I have to create a recursive func...

[8 replies] Last: So when i made the variable cnt, it was completely unnecessary? Good t... (by ThirdAge)

by macleight

Creating classes

So my prof wants me to build classes using three different files. Kind of like this: //Circle ...

[4 replies] Last: Yeah. I think I actually solved this one on a different problem. My te... (by macleight)

by azmizryk

is it a true question?

Write a programe that inputs a series of integers and passes them ONE AT A TIME TO A FUNCTION 'EVEN'...

[7 replies] Last: @ Stewbond yes good answer... (by azmizryk)

by Veltas

Returning an Object

Returning an Object is pretty simple in C++, we merely set the return type to the class and then 're...

[3 replies] Last: Now that I think about it, a std::unique_pointer wouldn't have much o... (by Athar)

by ny24gray

Loop

How can I write a loop that counts only the odd numbers out of the first five numbers entered from t...

[3 replies] Last: But how would I write it using a for loop? If I choose to do so (by ny24gray)

by xsoifonx

Question about searching through strings.

Hello I'm stuck on an assignment where I have to open an fin file and then search each line for an "...

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by KAB11

Help with Tic Tac Toe program

void checkMark(char array, int userInput){ int c=1; for(int i=0;i<3;i++){ ...

[2 replies] Last: array is of type char. It is not an array. void checkMark(char ar... (by cire)

by ndawg201

Reading a mixed data type and taking certain data and placed in an array

Ok, so I'm given a .txt file that is in this format: John 32 0 1 James 12 2 1 Kevin 3 1...

[7 replies] Last: Your array is declared as a vector. Naming a vector type with the "arr... (by Raezzor)

by phymafia123

C++: How to hide user input?

Like: string pass; cout << "Enter your password: "; cin >> pass; How to make it not disp...

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by devonrevenge

This is very much a beginner thing, i dont know why this function doesnt check the if statment

the idea is to match a string with another string, and at the same time return true or false in orde...

[1 reply] : BOOM its easy! (by devonrevenge)

by Xathael

Help with pointers

Hello. I've been studying pointers and wrote a code that shows an error for some reason. The target ...

[3 replies] Last: This makes no sense. It's not allowed to dereference null pointers, so... (by Athar)

by Malegria

Virtual function problem

Hi! I'm about to submit my program for my course, but there must be at least 2 virtual functions ...

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by mekkatorqu

[Win32API] WM_LBUTTONDOWN not workin

ok so I have main dialog with 5 tabs (child dialogs) and I want to capture left mouse click in first...

[16 replies] Last: I have this LANGUAGE LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_NEUTRAL IDR_HIMENU MENU {... (by mekkatorqu)

by DJLad16

Why do you need different files on large programs?

Just wondering why you would need multiple files on large programs and what they could be used for.

[4 replies] Last: say you have a large project, you might work on 2 files, while someone... (by SamuelAdams)

by Donanza

return in function

When do you not have to use the keyword return when you define a function???

[4 replies] Last: And in the contrary situation, even when the return type is void, the ... (by Chervil)

by KAB11

Best book to learn C++?

I am looking for a good C++ programming book to teach me the basics as well as point me in the right...

[7 replies] Last: Alright thanks guys, I think i'll be buying the C++ Primer 6th edition... (by KAB11)

by plusone

I'm very confused with this program.

I think its not working cause I'm not calling the functions right, but I've changed the function cal...

[2 replies] Last: Thank you very much Athar :D (by plusone)

by dmanniteaux

Modifying Private Members of a base class

Hi, I am having trouble modifying a private member of a base class when using inheritance. Can p...

[1 reply] : No. If you want the child to modify it, make it protected. (by hamsterman)

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