Beginners - June 2019 (Page 11)

error: invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char*' [-fpermissive]
 
I want to change the characters in a string passed by user, converted into a C-style string and pass...
[8 replies] Last: #include <cctype> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void func... (by lastchance)
Dragging circles
 
I am restructuring my code as I was told; now I want to drag and drop my drawn circles as follows: e...
[1 reply] : I am concerned that you are still struggling with this. I think you ar... (by Duthomhas)
by GonlyG
string .erase getting rid of vector element
 
I'm trying to use code from stack overflow to get rid of dashes from multiple strings that I input, ...
[5 replies] Last: it has to emulate a circular array, but I'll try split (by GonlyG)
How to emulate a string with char array without oversizing?
 
I am sure it is possible, but I can't think up of a better idea than malloc ing recursively, withou...
[5 replies] Last: These points come to mind on this subject: A few strings with over-al... (by Niccolo)
Using endl
 
I have only just started to learn C++ and i really would like some help please. I typed out a multi...
[6 replies] Last: BTW, you only need to use endl if it is important to make sure your ... (by Duthomhas)
pointers and string literals
 
Hello. In the code below, foo is a pointer that points to the first element of "hello", which is 'o'...
[1 reply] : (1) The first element of "hello" is 'h'. (2) Using square brackets (w... (by Duthomhas)
pointer arithmetics and runtime error
 
I am using the following code to learn how pointer works. It complies and can print out results, but...
[3 replies] Last: Why is that memory address invalid? Is it because I must declare the ... (by MikeyBoy)
by Bopaki
How can I solve this error
 
C:\Martin\MalikChapter7\reverseStack\stackType.h:203:1: error: invalid use of template-name 'linke...
[2 replies] Last: Thanks its all sorted out (by Bopaki)
unusual linker error Portaudio
 
I attempted to compile the portaudio code examples with gcc in the command line. I know that if the ...
[12 replies] Last: I think what you are saying will contextualize itself better once I wr... (by Willogical)
Doubt guys big doubt pls help
 
hey guys is it illegal to open and access the source code of a windows app?? answer quick guys can i...
[5 replies] Last: Ey dutch! Thanks a lot for this link :) ...when all words fail (by MikeStgt)
Stroustrup book problem with code example
 
Hi folks? I need an advise. I have problem with code I don't understand the matter of it doesn't wor...
[8 replies] Last: Enoizat, thank you! (by DenSilver)
Problem with sorting with the iterator.
 
The code I provided finds the largest value of each row in my matrice, and saves it along with its i...
[7 replies] Last: #include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> using name... (by lastchance)
Min cost, traveling group.
 
Hello, I'm trying to find the minimum cost of a travelling group. N students are put in a queue in ...
[1 reply] : Your opt() seems to be using 1-based arrays, and your main starts (cor... (by salem c)
Code not running past nested if to else
 
Hello, I've made a nested If statement to validate game piece movement. I've confirmed the nested if...
[3 replies] Last: I find lots of disagreement with Linus Torvalds, though one can't argu... (by Niccolo)
C++ Program using function overloading
 
Question: Write a C++ Program to find the sum of either all the elements of the array or sum of the ...
[6 replies] Last: Thanks ne555 & lastchance for your inputs. They were very helpful. Aft... (by sanjivraje)
PLZ HELP EASY PSEUDOCODE
 
This is my second assignment and it is way more confusing i have a few different ideas on possible p...
[4 replies] Last: That looks right to me, but for a). Now, you need one for b) (by Niccolo)
Linear Search using a class
 
So I am running into a problem in which I want to use a constructor to initialize my member variable...
[4 replies] Last: Yes. It seems i added the data type int again when I should't have. Th... (by SilentXwing)
sorting two-dimensions
 
how to sort two dimensional array of c-strings? say we have the following variables: char str...
[5 replies] Last: @gongong, if you compare using strcmp() then you will need only one ... (by anup30)
by kenken
Seeking advice on rational number class
 
Hello guys. I am trying to define a rational number class. I've written part of the class in the fol...
[5 replies] Last: Suggestions: The denominator should never be negative: simplify() sho... (by Duthomhas)
Creating a 3D vector
 
Hello everyone, I am fairly new at C++ and I need some help with multidimesional vectors. I am re...
[3 replies] Last: No problem. You’ll discover that the more you program, the more “A... (by Duthomhas)
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