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Hey, I've searched online for answers to these exercise problems for forever, but I just couldn't find it. Anyways, I have problems with exercises 1.24. I just don't get it. I don't even know how to start it, actually. And could someone explain to me, how do I input several books without telling the program exactly how many I am putting in?
Thanks for any help.
-Kai
Yeah....heh. Sorry guys! Oh, I've got another question though. How is i t that I input a negative number? the minus sign doesn't work...I think.
You need to call the support guys for your computer and have them fix the minus sign...
... Or you can be more specific in your question and avoid silly answers like the one I just gave you.
You can type them in by hand, or hire a few trillion servile monkeys to do it for you. You might want to check if the books have already been typed into digital form in your local digital library, to save yourself the effort. Alternatively, scan the pages in and use OCR software or send input as images. The books should then come in machine-readable format.Quote:
how do I input several books
If you have in your possession a Turing machine, memory constraints shouldn't be a problem. You may want to implement a compression routine in any case, though, to be on the safe side.Quote:
without telling the program exactly how many I am putting in
On the other hand, the amount of all printed material in the world is estimated to be around 200,000,000 GB, so plugging in 400000 500 GB IDE hard disks should be enough for most practical purposes.
For convenience, I recommend you use std::string.