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[QUOTE=roberto usu;987631]Iwhen to use a void function verses a bool or int or other type of function.[/QUOTE] Whenever you create a function, you need to know what it does first. Does it sort an array, does it return the square of a number, does it print a triangle? Whatever, it …

template class and its definition has to be on the same file, unless your compiler supports the keyword export. and you need a forward declaration : [code] #ifndef STACK_H #define STACK_H #include <iostream> using namespace std; [COLOR="Red"]template<typename T> class stack;[/COLOR] template <typename T> class ListNode { public: ListNode(); private: T …

std:: [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/list/unique/"]unique[/URL]

How to sort using std [code] int Array[4] = {4,2,2,1}; std::sort(Array,Array+4); //now array is {1,2,3,4}; for(int i = 0; i < 4; i++) Array[i] *=2; //now array is {1,4,6,8}; //print out the array. [/code]

What you could do is, since you are getting inputs, you can make sure that the inputs are greater than the last input. example run : [code] Please enter a number : 3 Please enter a number greater than 3 : 5 Please enter a number greater than 5 : …

[QUOTE=Salem;986124]So do it in stages, say the spaces up to and including the first hash. You don't have to write the whole thing just to make progress.[/QUOTE] Exactly the idea behind " Divide and conquer " strategy, which in fact is very intuitive.

" Why MAX_SIZE = 2 ? " Choosing 2 was for demonstrative purpose, it could have been 1000. It represent the max number of student allowed. "Q: 1. From the function above, why sometime he use MAX sometime use MAX_STUDENT and MAX_SIZE?? " The name does not matter. The function …

Does anyone know how to correctly add a 3rd party library to NetBeans? I have NetBeans 6.7.1 The library is from this site : [URL="http://wps.aw.com/aw_sanders_oopjava_1/36/9390/2403930.cw/index.html"]Link[/URL]. Its called wheels, and its for my class. It comes in a zip file. What I tried was this : 1) Set the zip file …

Fixed it a little. Please try the rest on your own, until you really need help. [code] #include<iostream> #include<algorithm> //for std::sort #include<string> using namespace std; struct student { int id; string name; string nationality; string gender; }; void insert(student array[],const unsigned int MAX_STUDENT); bool sortByID(const student& a, const student& b) …

One way you to solve this is to read char by char. maybe something like this : [code] char ch; string content; ifstream iFile("file.txt"); while( iFile.get(ch) ) { if(ch != ',') content += ch; else { cout<<content<<endl; content = ""; } } [/code]

This thread is hilarious.

[QUOTE=Dave Sinkula;985247][code]for (int i = 0; i < strlen (address); i++)[/code][URL="http://www.cprogramming.com/tips/showTip.php?tip=59&count=30&page=0"]Don't use strlen in a loop condition.[/URL][/QUOTE] I thought most compiler would optimize it. I'll check to see if it does with Visual Studio Express 2008.

"I have heard the horror stories of terrible hours and bad job security in game programming." Its nothing compared to the joy one gets when making games (not to be Cliché).

change this : [code] template< Base* arr,int size = 10>[/code] to [code] template<typename Type,int size = 10> [/code]

[quote] adds and subtracts for doing encryption and decryption [/quote] If your program justs shifted character x units to the right for encryption then you need the same translation to the left for decryption You cant use 2 different keys for simple shifting encrypt/decrypt Unless for the decrypt, you have …

what? I don't really get your question? You can't define template class ? [code] template<typename Type = int> //default type is int class ABC { }; [/code]

You must be thinking about polymorphism.

another idea : read the file until it encounter the word that you are looking for. If found then stop else continue. something like below. I am assuming your text file is like the one shown above. [code] bool findWord(char*Filename, string& find) { ifstream iFile(Filename); if(!iFile) { cerr<<"File not opened!\n"; …

Enquiries about printf function is more of a c question don't you think?

I haven't ever used CLA so I had to ask. For simplicity sake, Say I have a program that takes in at most 5 arguments. The arguments from args[1] - args[4] has to be some numbers. These number will be used for something, say to calculate its average. How could …

" num.at(i) " num is an integer and not an array. This does not work. I think what you are trying to do is something like this : [code] int digits[4] = {0}; int num; cin >> num; int i = 0; while(num) { digits[i] = num%10; //get the last …

Well to make a GUI program in opengl, say a basic triangle, all you need to know about c++ is, functions,libraries,if-else,and switch-statements. From that you can make your first triangle. Although it might be hard to understand what which function does from the GUI library. My suggestion would be to …

Depends on : the number of row of slots that spins. the number of different symbols. I think generally it would be : let N = number of spinning slots; let S = number of different symbols. then the probability that one will get the same symbol N times in …

Your code has a memory leak : [code] Player* temp; //create 3 objects in vector temp = new Player(300, 300); // You ask for memory for temp Players.push_back(temp); Players.back()->Load("enemy.bmp"); temp = new Player(400, 300); // You again ask for memory for temp. //code removed... //... //... temp = new Player(350, …

[quote]May I get some instructions to improve it?[/quote] Yes, don't use iostream.h, use iostream, don't use void main, use int main, don't use gotoxy, find a replacement, and don't use goto. Also why do you have a case '8' if you don;t use it?

or you can use pointer member function, and pass the class a function to call. [code] #include <iostream> using namespace std; void callThisFunc() { cout<<"This function was called"; } class CallFunc { typedef void(*pF)(); private : int x; public: CallFunc() : x(100){ } CallFunc(int xo) : x(xo) { } void …

take out stdafx completely.

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In c++ , recursively, not tested. [code] void printSeq(int num) { cout<<num<<" "; if(num == 1 ) return; if( num & 1) //if odd num = num*3+1; else num /=2; printSeq(num); } [/code]

look at the 4th post on this [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread214486.html"]link[/URL]. It shows you one way to sort a struct.

"\n" and '\n' are completely different. One is a string literal which is null terminated while other is a newline character.

do you mean (q!=p) instead of (!=p)

There is a header called sstream which is very handy in these types of situations. Here is an example, although not compiled. [code] #include<iostream> #include<sstream> using namespace std; int main() { stringstream convert; string result; int num = 12345; convert << num; convert >> result; cout<<result<<endl; return 0; } [/code]

Check if this works. It compiles on Visual studio 2008 express. [code] /**************************************************************** FILE: List.h AUTHOR: Justin R. Smith LOGON ID: Z136340 DUE DATE: 9/8/09 PURPOSE: Contains prototypes and class definitions for a doubly linked list. ****************************************************************/ #include <iostream> template <class T> class Iterator; template <class T> class List; template …

I think it would help if you look at it in binary perspective. int x = 0x26; in binary 0x26 = 0010 0110 //its separated for you to see it better now we have this binary number : 0010 0110 and we want to toggle the 3rd bit : the …

maybe this will be of some use. Its C++ version of hangman. Its from C++ Primer Plus 5th edition. I copied and pasted for you. [code] // hangman.cpp -- some string methods #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <cstdlib> #include <ctime> #include <cctype> using std::string; const int NUM = 26; const …

Here is your program written better. You could have used switch statements, but I wasn't sure if you knew them. Use code-tags. /* Pick a problem and solve */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int x; float a,b; cout << "Hello, please pick a type of problem …

Convert string to other datatypes via template. See below.

Random number generator under its own namespace. Its a sample program.

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[quote] make user prompt to enter the number in ascending order[/quote] Its limited to only positive numbers though. (not tested) [code] int lastNum = -1; int newNum = 0; int numEntered = 0; while(numEntered != 10) { cout<<"Enter numbers in ascending order : "; cin >> newNum; while(newNum < lastNum) …

For your question # 2, you can use the public interface of the elevator, but it should be only allowed to be used by passenger, and not the building class. And I am not sure what question # 1 is asking. Care to elaborate.

"cannot acces memory at 0x0" I assume that error means that something is trying to read in an invalid memory location, one which does not exits as 0x0, which is NULL.

comment out code by code to see where the error occurs.

[QUOTE=NathanOliver;964502]also in the first program there is no memory leak.[/QUOTE] Are you sure. His program is tricky in a sense that there is a memory leak. His function is definitely not doing what he thinks its doing. One way to tell if you have memory leak is to see if …

Can you post a example of an input and output?

int [] onedee; int [][] twodee; int [][][] threedee; //so on [code] import java.util.Random; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { int [][]twodee = { {0,0,0}, {0,0,0} }; Random rand = new Random(); //populate for(int i = 0; i < twodee.length; i++) { for(int j = 0; …

How to use sqrt function in c++ : [code] int a = 3; float b = 3; double c = 3; float t = sqrt(a); //invalid error. a is of type int. Only float|double allowed float y = sqrt ( float(a) ); //valid because of typecast float u = sqrt(b); …

just pass 2d vector and use only its column?