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no I'm not referring to the above code..

in any case I don't have time to fix all the errors I have in this program lol.. its due in 35 minutes..... but thanks for the help anyways

I'm a noob lol...
how do I pass the pointer through the function?
I already declared my struct outside any function..

Ok.. this is what I have so far and I'm wondering if everything is right so far?
and I don't know what to pass through the functions.. I'm thinking a pointer pointing at where my array of structures...

bleh.. ok I know a little about sorting now....

I know how to sort by numbers of a normal int array..

but I need to sort by the char's of the last name that is included in a structure.. the...

oh yea -_-''

ok I'll do that (:

oh yea I'll fix that real fast -_-''

almost nothing lol..

I'm a huge noob at programming.. but I'm suppose to be making a program that creates an array of structures... each structure contains the id, first name, last name, major, and gpa of a student......

so I'm trying to dynamically create this array of structures...

should it look something like:



struct* my_array = new my_struct[x];


where x is the number of students

ok thanks (:
the new[] and delete[] I believe is what my professor was referring to

I was given a programming assignment.. and part of it states:
"
1. Read how many students are in the file and dynamically create an array of structure to store the student information.
"

I'm...

I did
thanks :) :)

Oh I think I had an extra }
I deleted it :)

only one error left:
220 expected declaration before '}' token
which is the last line btw

oh yea thanks.. ok I'll see what I can do... *goes to fix errors!*

Errors:
In function `int main()':
177 [Warning] division by zero in `(n / 2) % 0'
177 At global scope:
220 expected declaration before '}' token

With code:


#include <iostream>

Ok I just did a sweep and fixed a lot of errors... I still have a few though :(
I have 5 errors left to go lol
thanks for helping me so far.. I would've probably just given up without help :/

do I use ';' then? lol

oh ok thanks

Oh lol -_-''

Oh and btw
Thanks for helping this confused soul lol

lol yea I know
I still have a lot of errors to deal with.. and I really don't see what's wrong with most of the stuff....

my code now looks like


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

Ok thanks I fixed that problem.. lol


Wanna help with another one? -_-'



int gameStatus(char gameboard)
{
// To check if player one has won

One big question..
the error.. too many initializers for `char[3][3]'
for the code that looks like:
char gameboard[3][3] = { " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " "};
I don't get this one......

Lol thanks
I'm trying right now.. I kinda suck at this stuff though :/

Yea I have a compiler
I just don't know how to go about fixing the errors :(
Right now I'm trying to go through it and fix what I can...

I'll start by saying that I don't know much about programming... but I was trying to make a program that would let two users play a game of tic tac toe... I apparently have a lot of debugging to do...