Member Avatar for mariuam

this coding is in the class of set!

Set::setDifference(int elements,int& z)

{

    int a,b;

    z=(elements*a,elements*b);
    int temp;

    for (int i=0; i<=elements; i++)
    {
        *temp[i]=set[i]- z.set[i];
    }
    return temp;

}
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tundra010 commented: noobish post. can not understand a word you say, and for god's sake, use <code> tags. +0

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Member Avatar for Fbody

>>can any1 help me wid diz plz!!!
Afraid not, your post doesn't give us anything to work with...

We can't help you unless you help us understand your problem. Shouting at us about some unexplained problem in txt and subsequently barfing some code into a post doesn't do anybody any good, including you. Did you read the member rules?

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commented: You have a lot of followers, I think! +5
Member Avatar for vanalex

this coding is in the class of set!

Set::setDifference(int elements,int& z)
{

    int a,b;

    z=(elements*a,elements*b);
    int temp;

    for (int i=0; i<=elements; i++)
    {
        *temp[i]=set[i]- z.set[i];
    }
    return temp;

}

end quote.

I really can't understand what you intend to do...:-O Please be more specific and your code is a little bit ...messy

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Member Avatar for geethasree

what is the kind of problem you are facing with that code??? :icon_question:

Member Avatar for hag++

This is exactly why I think a screening process should be put into place before we let people post/ make new threads on DW :/

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