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by Jovanovic

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Hello I have problem,one in which I was using SendInput somehow managed to block that,soo I cant use...

[1 reply] : Since no one is answering this I’ll give it a go. Frankly, though, y... (by Duthomhas)

by ashebynova

Nested Structures HELP

So in the code for my assignment I have to collect phone numbers, I know how to do the phone numbers...

[1 reply] : The problem is a classic one of mixing cin >> and getline( cin, std::s... (by lastchance)

by Pearlings

(help) hwid checker from url

Hi!, i would like to know how can i make a simple hwid checker reading the hwid from a pastebin or f...

[1 reply] : When you say "from a pastebin", what exactly do you mean? Where is you... (by helios)

by ammar629

Siblings of a BST Node Algorithm?

I'm working on an implementation of a Binary Search Tree and I'm having trouble in printing the sibl...

[1 reply] : It's a lot like search. The function returns true when it finds the va... (by dhayden)

by bluesky11

How to access first character from string returned by a getter

Write your question here. I have a near completed sort function that will sort a linked list of nod...

[1 reply] : Most of that makes no sense. Linked lists should not use the generic ... (by keskiverto)

by yongsoo26

returning the first and last numbers in a file

Hello so this is the assignment statement: o return 0 if you set the first and last numbers from th...

[2 replies] Last: #include <string> #include <fstream> // Return the first number in t... (by JLBorges)

by hassanAman

Static library

Hello, I am having a problem where I have two projects in Visual Studio, one is a static library (.l...

[6 replies] Last: copy just the #includes and function protos in file.h to another file,... (by jonnin)

by nsolank1

Heap corruption detected

#ifndef _POLY_H #define _POLY_H #include<iostream> using std::ostream; using std::istream; ...

[4 replies] Last: > What object should be modified in this code? *this (by ne555)

by swanvalkyrie

Linked List - access 3rd node onwards

Hi All, I haven't done C++ for a while but started getting back into it. I am experimenting with...

[14 replies] Last: just so you know, you can do it with the linked list. one way to do t... (by jonnin)

by vaderboi

Having trouble understanding unique constructor syntax

In my textbook, Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis in C++ (Fourth Edition) by Mark Allen Weiss, ...

[5 replies] Last: Declaration of a variable: type name initializer Vector<double> fo... (by keskiverto)

by stav

What kind of smart pointer to return?

Hello This is a dilemma i run in to quite often and i figured i would finally ask about it. I have a...

[1 reply] : [quote=slav]First of all i should probably return a pointer rather tha... (by Duthomhas)

by YeetParadox

BLACKJACK CODE

I need help with unfinished BLACKJACK code please. Here is what I have so far: #include <iostre...

[1 reply] : It's too bad that the rank and suit are set to the string values. It w... (by dhayden)

by NPhillips

Lowest score drop assistance.

Here's my coding for this, I'm having trouble getting everything declared. #include <iostream> u...

[5 replies] Last: Nice, sure, alas: We have not done arrays in this class yet So I sug... (by MikeStgt)

by krimsoh

Need Help with adding sum of multiple even numbers

So in my program i need it to add all the even numbers in between and its just adding 2 numbers toge...

[10 replies] Last: @MikeStgt: std::swap( a, b ); would show the intent more explicitly ... (by keskiverto)

by erkoss

help in c++ please

Hello, I have an algorithm that I have to translate into C ++. I understand almost everything exc...

[5 replies] Last: thank you very very much for reply :D I will also look at the links y... (by erkoss)

by BattleCrazy99

if else number and letters? C++

I am trying to create a if else float on which when the user enters in a number value like 100.00 it...

[2 replies] Last: A variation: #include <iostream> #include <string> double getInput(c... (by deleted account xyzzy)

by UberUser

Why is an integer being handled as a boolean?

I have set up a function that is meant to return a boolean, and the input type is int to allow for i...

[2 replies] Last: Thank you :) I can see how it would parse it as you described, and uti... (by UberUser)

by adam2016

writing your own application layer protocol

Hi guys, I am following this blog on how to write your own protocol - https://mayaposch.wordpress...

[12 replies] Last: Look at the condition and increment parts of the loop: for ( int i = ... (by keskiverto)

by oyehoye6906

time limit exceeding

There is a field with plants — a grid with N rows (numbered 1 through N) and M columns (numbered 1...

[6 replies] Last: Duthomhas, the OP messed up with cut & paste. The dimensions of the ar... (by dhayden)

by BattleCrazy99

float percentage (C++)

I am tring to make a flaot that can work both as a list and a indicater. The list is for each of the...

[2 replies] Last: I would add 1 to all the taxes if you are going to use it to make tax.... (by jonnin)

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