I feel like I am being kind of needy, so I am going to finish my C++ book then debug my program. If I still need help, I will be back (of course...)
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I feel like I am being kind of needy, so I am going to finish my C++ book then debug my program. If I still need help, I will be back (of course...)
Uh, ya, thats why it's there. Lol, no, I would have just left it there if you hadn't pointed it out to me! Or do I need it because main() isn't declared as void? I tried your edited version of the...
It still doesn't work, I have no idea what's wrong. Ugg, I'm only on chapter 5 in my C++ book...
O.K. guys I tried. I really did. But, I can't seem to find the bug in my program. My compiler gives me an error that says "Invalid conversion from "char" to "char" on line 36.
#include...
I used #include to try and find fstreams. My compiler said it couldn't find the file.
I apologize. My capitalization and punctuation have been slipping ever since I started using MSN. ;) I will...
my compiler cant seem to find fstreams. Here is my code so far. it cant print yet.
#include <iostream>
char liftName;
int Max;
thats great, but I dont understand exactly what you guys are doing to send the data to a file. sorry, just started programming less then a week ago...
thats an idea. i might just use that. If I understood it...
Windows XP SP2, idk what kind of printer the school would use... probably a usb or network printer... maybe serial, but I doubt it.
Do you guys know how to make your program print some data? The reason I ask is in our school we have an ANCIENT computer in the weight room that we use to make a lifting schedule based on maxes that...
you forgot to type "std::" before cout and cin. ( I dont know if its nessessary, but you could try it anyway)... I try...
Lol, I understand about 25% of that code. :D Just started programming four days ago... :D Thanks for the help!
What do you mean not the best? It works great! Plus it displays that cool "Press any key to continue..." line of text! Thank you! :D
int can only hold values of -32,768 through 32,767. Try compling this bit of code (Taken from SAMS Teach Yourself C++ In 24 Hours)
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
int smallNumber;
...
Hi,
I just started programming three days ago and I am having a little problem. When I run a program I have made that doesnt require any input (like Hello World!), the DOS window will open and...