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Thanks so much for it.
It makes my mind better. :p

1) I think I can create the objects from either the default constructor - apple and the one I can type the parameter - Applestack(int s, string str).

2) the methods - void display()

3)...

I don't really understand what you said.
For me, I realize if i create an object and insert elements inside the obects, then i can use a for loop to show each elements.
but the problem is i don't...

So, according the rules, so the object is not a stack object and it doesn't .empty() operator?

And If I want to cout the elements inside this object, what should I do?

Thanks for advance.

Can you give me some advice?
My idea is :


If (the object is empty)
{
throw an exception
}
else
returns the card at the top of the stack.

I created an object called MyRowstack form the class Rowstack


Rowstack MyRowstack; // Instantiate a Rowstack object;


and then I push some cards inside MyRowstack


for(int iCtr = 0;...

I have modified the rowstack.cpp again and I ignored the exception part.


//rowstack.cpp
#include <cstdlib>
#include <stack>
#include <iostream>
#include "rowstack.h"
#include "deck.h"...

I have remodified my code like that:
However it has 6 errors when i tried to compile it.
Here are the error code:
Compiling...
rowstack.cpp
c:\lab8\rowstack.cpp(13) : error C2039: 'push_back' :...

Hi all, when i tried to compile those files, my compiler told me that I have 3 errors
those errors are:
Compiling...
rowstackTest.cpp
c:\lab8\rowstacktest.cpp(17) : error C2065: 'faceDownCards' :...

Thanks Sir.

Coz i am gonna to throw an exception when the stack doesn't have card

So, for the code, Can I use that?



enum RowstackExceptions { RowstackEmpty };

what is that for the second link?

I am creating an ADT named RowstackException which inside the class, It should contain a public enumerated typed named RowstackExceptions. There will only be one value in the enumerated type:...

So Are you mean that:


Card Rowstack::popFaceDownCard()
{
return popFaceDownCards.top();
}


I am not sure which variable should be coded after the return.

I think I should use



Card::Card popFaceDownCard()
{
return card.top();
}

Here is my rowstack.cpp


//rowstack.cpp
#include <stack>
#include <iostream>
#include "rowstack.h"


using namespace std;

I am working on the solitaire game and I created an ADT called Rowstack. Inside the Rowstack, I have a function called
"Card popFaceDownCard()" which returns the card at the top of the stack and if...

I also created an method VALUETYPE getItem( const string& key ) const; inside the public

However, when I tried to compile it the HastTableTest.cpp, it shows I have 2 errors
Here is my code from...

Do you think I should declear myHashFunction inside the private section?
I think those code from you should work


int hashFunc ( char *key ) {
int res = 0;
while ( *key ) res += *key++;
...

Thanks for helping.
it's quiet good.!

Would you pls explain (what source.begin() + 2, destination.begin() + 3) for?

Do you know any STL Lists method that i can copy the cards to object B?
i am looking the MSDN guide, but still no idea..

Because i am writing a soliatire game
The Deck class is those cards which the player click the upper-left corner.
The Pile class is those card the user can place it from the Deck class.

I see, this should be the format of copying the elements from object A to object B.

Do I need to include some specific header?

Suppose I have two classes - Deck and Pile and I created 2 obects inside the Pile class



Deck MyDeck; // Instantiate a Deck object.

Pile MyPile; // Instantiate a Pile...