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  1. Ok, you win

    Yes, you guys are right. I have not, however, came to you for every problem I had.


    And to spite all of the people on the Jinx forums who refused to help, and you guys who think cheating is bad,...
  2. Thanks for locking my post and calling me a cheater.

    If your teacher says "You can use any resource: your C++ book, the internet, anything, just as long as you don't talk to each other", then using the internet as a source isn't cheating, is it?
    ...
  3. Simple problem that I can't comprehend

    Ok. I'm doing a test that I am sure to fail. I figured I should ask for help first.

    This is the question:
    "1. For each variable in the following C++ code, list the data type, the scope and the...
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    Simple money question

    right now, I am working on a problem that requires us to compare 2 different account types at a fictional bank. We have to input a value, and make calculations to show the interest rates and how much...
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    Did I do this correctly?

    Ok...here is the problem:


    "Write an interactive C++ program to prompt the user for a folder name, echoing the response to the display. Your program must store the folder name in a single...
  6. On my computer, I had the same problem with...

    On my computer, I had the same problem with Dev-C++ (That Bloodshed program). The FAQ recommends that you do this:

    Add #include <stdlib.h> to the top, and add a system("PAUSE"); to the bottom,...
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    For my next brilliant question...

    Alright. I finally finished problem number four (That's the stupid 1+1/2+1/4.....1/2^n one)...And now I've moved on to number five. It requires that we take some "Pseudocode" and make it into a real...
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    Lookee here...

    #include <cmath>
    #include <iostream>

    int main()

    {
    double sum = 0;
    int n;
    std::cout << "Enter value for n: \n";
    std::cin >> n;
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    Thank you very much for your help. I think I...

    Thank you very much for your help. I think I understand it now.

    Are you not allowed to ask people to show you how to do something on these forums? I am sorry if I broke the rules by asking....
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    Ok...I sort of see... however, I am having...

    Ok...I sort of see...

    however, I am having trouble understanding a basic principle of this problem. You have this little set of things you need to do..in this case, the "1/(2^0) + 1/(2^1) +...
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    exponent math, calculus?

    Hey everyone. I need a little exponent help.

    This is the problem that I am currently working on:
    ***Note: Since I don't know if I can use {sup}{/sup} and html on here, I will simply type my...
  12. Some guy on another forum suggested this: ...

    Some guy on another forum suggested this:


    #include <stdio.h>

    int main()
    {

    // PART 1
    int x = 97, y = -97, z = -1;
  13. Wow...I'm so lost right now... I looked at...

    Wow...I'm so lost right now...

    I looked at your examples, and they did stuff that I'm sure will help me, once I figure out how to apply them...

    I went to my instructors hint page...
  14. Thank you all for your feedback thus far....this...

    Thank you all for your feedback thus far....this is the most help I've gotten on a C++ forum. You guys rock.


    You guys brought up questions about 8-bit/16-bit and unsigned/signed thingers...I...
  15. Anybody willing to give simple hexadecimal help?

    This has been giving me trouble over this past week, I'm desperate, can you guys help?

    "write C++ code to display the hexadecimal value stored in memory for the floats q and t below,
    float q =...
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