Well I've spent a few sleepless nights (VERY RECENTLY -.o) I wanted to get people's opinion at my first semi-serious program ever. (First thing i made after doing a few tutorials and a lot of...
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Well I've spent a few sleepless nights (VERY RECENTLY -.o) I wanted to get people's opinion at my first semi-serious program ever. (First thing i made after doing a few tutorials and a lot of...
thanks for the help, though its still giving me the same darn error msgs =\
I've gone over to make sure im declaring the functions the right way, i wish the tutorial gave a little more complex...
I will gladly post my code =D
EDIT : Updated with Dave's Correction's (Thanks Dave =D )
#include <iostream> /* This is another way to make comments */
#include <iomanip> ...
If you want to clear your screen so you can display the user's info on a clean sheet you could use system("cls"); which has worked for me in the past when i made something similar.
You should think...
Well I'm getting a Linker error for the two functions in my class i created.
[Linker error] undefined reference to `Customer::GetLines(char*)'
[Linker error] undefined reference to...
Unfortunately that doesn't quite work the way I need it to. I know how to do that, But I need each line to become assigned to a string. I was thinking something maybe like :
string item1, item2,...
Well here I am asking yet another question, =\
So what I need this time is help getting a string to hold each line of a .txt document. I already wrote something to tell me the number of lines, but...
Your first solution works beautifully.
Thanks alot!
Well I've been trying to get a code to loop a customer ID number, where it adds one each loop. I then wanted this number to become the title of a .txt that would display the customer or user's...