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Sorry for disturbing your guys again.

But that's what I did. I made an array of type 'position' to keep track of the queens I placed, like that:



struct position
{
int x,y;
};

Ooooops........I guess that was the mistake. But still it is not producing the required result after removing that part of code. Here's the result:

Enter Row: 3
Enter Column: 5
-1 ...

To block the path of the user placed queen. Still there's no appropriate solution if I remove that part. .

First of all thanks for your help. By following your advice I wrote this code:



#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int queen[8][8];
bool addQueen(int x, int y)
{

Thanks for your response guys.

tjpanda, I tried what you said but still....the problem is how to remove that particular 1 again if there's no slot for placing a queen after investigating all the...

That's exactly what I initially did.

0: or no queen
1: queen
2: locked path/threatening

When there's no place go back to the previous iteration and removes the queen with aal its fields and...

Yeah, that's what I intended to do. Sorry for not being clear. Actually, the program which I wrote is so messed up now that even I'm having a hard time understanding it.

Now coming to the problem....

i have a homework
my homework is to place the remaining 7 queens pieces from the game of chess
on a chessboard so that no queen piece is threatening another queen on the board after user had placed...

Hi,
I'm having a problem while sorting the values using the selection sort and inserion sort alogos. Please someone tell me where I'm mistaking...?

Here's the code for selection sort:


...

Well I'm asking only for a hint that how could I delete that particular value, not the entire code so that.

Just a lil help will do it. I guess, I'm not asking for anything big.

Waiting for...

Hello,

I have an assignment to make a program which take values in an array then ask the user to delete a particular value.

so far I have made this


#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>...