Beginners - September 2012 (Page 3)

Getting Whitespaces from Text Documents
 
The short question is: How do I get input from a text file that says something like "the brown cow"...
[2 replies] Last: Thank you for responding Zephilinox. Sorry to be a bother, but I trie... (by FredRock)
by dk274
Problem with functions
 
im new to c++, and im having trouble with functions, can someone please explain to me and maybe prov...
[2 replies] Last: Your code seems a bit muddled. For one thing, it looks like an attempt... (by Chervil)
A Simple Calendar
 
Alright, hey everyone! This is my first time to try this website out, so sorry if I do something in...
[1 reply] : using the zeller algorithm it would look exactly like this (I created ... (by bbrown)
write program with two nested loops that produces the following.
 
ABCD ABC AB A
[7 replies] Last: Damn you, sir. (by cire)
Problem with N-Queens
 
This is my attempt at the N-Queens problem. I ran into a huge problem and can't solve it. This is ...
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capacity (1,2)
 
hi. what is the capacity in terms of a string of the data part of one node in a linked list?
[30 replies] Last: good nite. thanks for your help. I am in the Eastern Standard time zon... (by rvelez3)
linked list
 
hi. can someone help me match, or mirror, these two pieces of code. they should both do the same thi...
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Console application stop return?
 
Hi, just wondering if they are a way to make it so that when for say the client enters something and...
[3 replies] Last: Any time :] (by Zephilinox)
counter
 
Hi guyz, am new to C++ and trying to get a hang of the concept. I was practicing an example i saw s...
[4 replies] Last: vlad posted what you were looking for. also the (491) is my post coun... (by Zephilinox)
by dukes1
program crashing, need help!
 
Can anyone tell me why this program crashes when I enter 0 for How many items need to be purchased t...
[2 replies] Last: That was it! Thanks, should have caught that (by dukes1)
by bonzi
Stack problems
 
I've written my own stack class as a homework assignment in my computer science class. I've run into...
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by Ch1156
Which is better for variables? Class or struct?
 
Ok so I have posted before trying to use a class to hold my variables, but thats not just what there...
[3 replies] Last: you would need two variables to hold two ints, whether you make two va... (by Zephilinox)
Problem with For Loop
 
#include <iostream> int main(void) { for(int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) std::cout << "ABCD...
[3 replies] Last: Output: ABCD ABC AB A Well, I guess I had some of what it was doing... (by DesiredNote)
C++ Video: User Defined Implicit Type Conversion
 
A 12 minutes video about the usage, pitfalls of user defined type conversion in C++. http://www.y...
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Program Won't Initiate
 
My program has been tested for errors and now that all of them are fixed, I am not getting any outpu...
[1 reply] : try this: #include <iostream> #include <iomanip.h> using namespace ... (by bbrown)
by se123
Rounding Numbers
 
I am writing a program that asks for "annual income" is there a way to get the program to round the ...
[1 reply] : #include <cmath> std::ceil(double) //round up std::floor(double) //r... (by Zephilinox)
fraction numbers
 
Hi I was wondering if U guys could tell me that how could i make n.nn numbers to a fraction nu...
[1 reply] : this may help: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1188086 ... (by bbrown)
i need help and corrections pls
 
hello i created an application c++ for the following problem and i would like to get some su...
[8 replies] Last: Ok thx ill fix them and run system.hopeffuly.is gunna work this time (by clavier)
User menu w/options
 
This is homework so I am not trying to get answers I am just hoping you guys can guide me to the cor...
[8 replies] Last: Yeah I do hahha it's hard to get in touch with him. (by ek192010)
testing formatting
 
void CircleList::add(string s) { Player p; p.name=s; if(count==0) // no players at the ...
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