Beginners - C++ Forum - July 2010 (Page 20)

by xcrossmyheartx

Keep asking for user input.

Hey there. I'm designing a program that will ask the user for an ice cream flavor, a sauce flavor, a...

[6 replies] Last: Figured it out, had to set up some restraints. For example: if ((s... (by xcrossmyheartx)

by Erain

cstr

Hi all, I'm new to C++ and working my way through an SDL tutorial. One thing that wasn't explaine...

[3 replies] Last: strings are more complicated than they seem. The string class takes... (by Disch)

by yklintux

Equivalent of Java static class in C++???

Hello I am quite fluent in java but am currently having issues switching over to c++. In Java I c...

[2 replies] Last: So a nested public class in c++ is Java's answer to a static class? ... (by yklintux)

by Jason2132

Trouble with Tic-Tac-Toe

Hi everyone I'm writing a tic-tac-toe program for a programing course that I'm enrolled in and ev...

[1 reply] : see http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/1988/ (by hamsterman)

by Marek

Question about "IF" and "return"

So my first question is about IF function int number; cin>>number; if (number>99999){ cout<<"Y...

[9 replies] Last: Ty... all.. i completed... the program... (by Marek)

by human

Array index

Hi my fellow members. I am having trouble outputting the index of the largest number.Ive gotten to t...

[2 replies] Last: That is not going to work if you only pass negative numbers. I'd just ... (by filipe)

by ShadowBox

Need advice for creating a program to practice spelling words.

Im a college student who has just took an introduction class on C++ programming in the spring and I'...

[1 reply] : For your purposes, either will work just fine. Reading everything int... (by jsmith)

by human

Vector array not working

Hi guys, im having trouble with my code. Im trying to search within the vector for the int checker. ...

[2 replies] Last: thanks for your help! I needed to use the equality operator, also chan... (by human)

by xyzt

How to determine key members of a class

Hello I have a question about class design, which is not clear for me. When we write a class there...

[1 reply] : There's no answer to this question. It all depends on what the type is... (by helios)

by tianj

Error parsing commandline arguments

Hi guys, This is my first time writing a program that takes arguments. I have read a couple article...

[2 replies] Last: All done. Thanks Athar! (by tianj)

by zaph

using ifstream*

Hi, Most examples for using ifstream don't use ifstream pointers. I thought this would not be a pr...

[1 reply] : You must open your file in binary mode to use read/write. f.open("... (by m4ster r0shi)

by buriedshopno

simple question on "const" and "string"

I was confused with below code snippet. What is problem with this code? const string a = "!"; ...

[6 replies] Last: Just wondering, why would you ever try to add two string literals. Is... (by Athar)

by SilentPen

Can you tell me where my problem is?

I'm sure you've all seen it a hundred times - Get a phone number in letters, convert it to numbers, ...

[5 replies] Last: FYI, tempNum = tempNum + 1; is the same as tempNum += 1; Also, ... (by RyanCaywood)

by retro21

question about atoi

Hi, 1. If the program get some char (as an argument argv ), and I want to use this char, can I do...

[4 replies] Last: calling atoi with any non-numeric string always returns 0. (by binarybob350)

by retro21

A pointer function question.. advice is needed.

Hi, Lets say I have this prototype for a generic function call: void (*func)(void* element) C...

[2 replies] Last: What do you mean? I do have a different function pointer in my MAIN... (by retro21)

by b52

Question about parens

Are the extra parens in the commented statement superfluous or am I missing something? Compilation a...

[4 replies] Last: Look at std::pair. It's made for that kind of stuff (or use reference... (by firedraco)

by poutanaki

i cant understand the 5th line of this program :D

1 #include <stdio.h> 2 #include <stdlib.h> 3 #include <math.h> 4 5 int main(int argc, char *arg...

[5 replies] Last: int main() declares a function of type int named main . This is, ... (by RyanCaywood)

by rohandreamworld

Can we declare enulm with flaot values

Hi all i want to know wether we can declare float in enum??? If not can we have alternative for it?...

[1 reply] : [quote=rohandreamworld]Hi all i want to know wether we can declare flo... (by m4ster r0shi)

by Ditab1

Sorting with Multiple Columns

#include <iostream> #include <fstream> // File Input/Output Stream #include<iomanip> #include ...

[4 replies] Last: Here's a small example: #include <iostream> #include <string> //f... (by m4ster r0shi)

by AngelHoof

Simple and Quick question.

Yeah, I've only got a simple question... If I make a constructor for Class A, and then decide to ...

[4 replies] Last: [quote=AngelHoof]Ah excellent... So, I do that In the Definition of A'... (by Galik)

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