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Im a female of mature age and am currently studying for a diploma in IT (software development) at Swinburne TAFE. Im hoping to go on to uni next year.
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Re: Hey all! Here is a challenge problem to try. Its actually one of the questions on my last assignment which I have already completed and handed in. Write a program that involves two classes and simulates the operation of a petrol (gas) pump. A customer will arrive at a random … | |
Re: Its simple. Use getch() to hold the screen. You must include the conio.h header file when using getch(). You place it at the end of your code just before the return statement in main(). See below for demo: [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <conio.h> int main() { cout << "hello world"; … | |
Hi all, I have a double link list program that compiles ok, and when I run it, I get a message box saying that windows needs to stop the program. Here is the code: [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <conio.h> using namespace std; class linklist { private: struct dnode { dnode … | |
Re: Hi there, Saw your question here, so decided to give you some advice. First, no one is going to spoon feed you any code unless you have made an effort and have got to the point where you are pulling you hair out. Second, Im a beginner in c++, and … | |
Re: On line 31, place the second 'cout' statement on the next line. or you could write it like this instead: cout << "x1 = " << x1 << "x2 = " << x2; regards nm | |
Re: hey all we dont have halloween 'officially' here in australia, yet stores sell costumes and plastic pumpkin baskets, and promote sweets. Also we dont usually have 99% of kids running around the neighbourhood, if you going to let the kids go trick or treating, its best to have adult supervision, … | |
Re: hey there, you should really try to fix up any compilations first before running the program. You also need to take particular care when using pointers. If they are not used right, they can cause problems, like crashing your system, since they point to memory locations. You also need to … | |
have you ever wondered what is going on with all these new designer x-breed dogs that around? And what about the names they have? EG labradoodle - labrador x poodle schnoodle - schnauzer x poodle spoodle - cocker spaniel x poodle multipoo - maltese x poodle westypoo - west highland … | |
hi everyone! just thought i'd check in and see how you all are. Not going too bad with my c++ programming, I am rather new to it even though I'm a little familiar with other languages like java and php etc. I just completed my first c++ test in class … | |
Hi all, Heres a question I feel really stupid asking. How do I update my profile? cannot seem to find a link for this. Thanks nm | |
Just thought I'd drop by and introduce myself. I feel a little guily as I joined up about a month ago, and was intending to introduce myself, but as I have been busy, I sort of put it aside. Well anyway, about me: I am a mature age student (I … | |
Hi there! I am just starting out in c++ and so far, its going ok. I have a small problem in a simple program that is frustrating me, so I am hoping someone will point me in the right direction of where I've gone wrong. The program basically prompts the … |