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I don't watch anime, but anime video games are awesome. I love Tales of Symphonia, Tales of the Abyss, Tales of Vesperia, the Star Ocean series, and the Final Fantasy Series. Any one agree?

The name of the file should be the name of the class in an example like this one. Save your file as TestDisk.java Did you mean to put the '.' in between Test and Disk?

Do you have a mystack.h file implemented in the same folder as your main program?

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I think in the Nation function, you are trying to give values to some of your variables. If this is indeed the case, you are assigning values in the wrong manner. You need to use variableName = value; to accomplish this [code] name = lname; land = 20; // etc …

Can you please tell us what the program is supposed to do? The code compiles fine but we won't be able to help you fix it if you don't tell us what the code is [I]supposed[/I] to be doing. Thanks.

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You will need to use output and input [code=cplusplus] cout<<....; cin>>....; [/code] and also if statements to check if the user entered the correct answer. [code=cplusplus] if( //user input == correct answer) cout<<"correct"; else cout<<"wrong"; [/code] I hope that can get you started in the right direction.

The lines ranging from 26 to 50 should be enclosed in a while loop that keeps running until the user guess = the random number.

You just need to change your 2 inner while loops to if/else statements. [code] if( number % 2 == 0 ) [/code] on line 15 AND [code] else [/code] on line 20 Good job, you're almost there.

The data type on your variable seems wrong to me. The input should be an integer (i.e. the number grade). The way you do your scanner input would also change along with the data type. Good luck.

You are very much on the right track. But have a few problems that are holding you back. First, you can't use variables that haven't been declared with an appropriate data type. You've done that with high, low, and sum. Low and high can be replaced by the x and …

In my opinion, it would be much easier to think of the each name as separate character arrays. Take each name in separately and print the 0th element of each. [code] #include <iostream> #define MAX 20 using namespace std; int main() { char first[MAX]; char last[MAX]; char mid[MAX]; cout<<"enter first …

You have most of the code written to solve your problem already. You just need to put it in the right spot. Re-write your division case as follows: [code] case '/': answerd = Numbera / Numberb; if (Numberb == 0 ) { cout << "ERROR Cannot divide by 0" << …

Hi again, First of all, your code is really messy. You can't write functions inside of main. You should write your function after main concludes. Also your function needs to be enclosed in braces{ }. Finally, you need to provide a function prototype before main. Your code should look something …

Show us what you did so far then we will be glad to make corrections and suggestions. As a preview, I think you will want to use a for loop nested in a while loop. We'll get into the specifics when you post your code.

You can use [code] <center> text here </center> [/code] open the tag at the start of the body and close the tag at the end of the body.

You can use a series of if statements to test the input of the number of books. Depending on the input, the different if statements execute. Each statement will produce a different discount.

Just add a while loop at the beginning of the code and close it at the end. This is a simple way to allow repetition of a program. [code] char again='y'; while(again == 'y') { //execute the program cout<<"Would you like to run again?"<<endl; cin>>again; }//close while loop [/code]

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I'll give you a hint to what I'd do. Use a for loop to iterate through the array Use an if statement to check if the number is greater than 1. You'll need to include a counter which you will increment every time the if statement is successful. This is …

You have a ton of easily resolvable errors in your class. 1. class and while must be lowercase ( you have them starting with a capital letter) 2. You're missing semicolons after [code] void setday(int d) {day = d} [/code] and I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish …

In the for loop, check the condition. You say int<=b; when you really mean i<=b; Sorry Fbody, I missed your last post. :)

Maybe my eyes are decieving me, but it looks like you just need to add another curly brace at the end of your main method. It seems to me that the while loop started on line 22 never gets closed.

Hello. I'm trying to write a program that will convert a user input infix expression into its postfix form. My current code is allowing the user to input a string, but it does nothing with the string. I'm fairly new to JAVA, thus I think I'm making a simple mistake …

Remove the semicolons after the if statements. If statements followed by semicolons will not result in compile errors, but will mess up the output of the program.