Would it be as efficient to use 'using namespace std'?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
Type: Posts; User: SomeCrazyGuy
Would it be as efficient to use 'using namespace std'?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
Basically, I came into learning C++ as a suggestion from my friend 2 weeks ago after seeing my immense bordom with creating complex programming using BASIC programming for the TI-83+. I have...
I am starting to get used to the use of switch case and enum... Basically, all that I need to learn all the basics of what I need is how I'm supposed to personally record information without having...
With everything I tried, I got either the same result, or this new result:
.04
.05
.0600001
.0700001
...
.0900001
.1
.11
Huh... I just thought of something... If I was to multiply each value by 1.0000009536752259018191354934077 (1/((209715/2097152)*10)), would that then negate any sort of flaws created by the flaw in...
So in other words, I need to find an alternative way to go about doing this?... Oh well... I'll figure out a way to continue through this when the time comes. Thanks for the help (and I am almost...
I need help to figure out what went wrong... As I am just learning how to program this, I was testing out a 'for' statment:
//SomeCrazyGuy
//'For' Looping Test
#include <iostream.h>...