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Has any one here ever written a program that finds the derivative or anti derivative?
Because I'm trying to write a program that finds the derivative or antiderivative but I don't know where to...

Is there a way to keep an output in fraction form in stead of decimal form? and What does pass by reference mean? Also when you are using functions, when do you put void in front of the function and...

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;



int main()
{
const int j=99;
int height=3,width=5,n,m,i,jimmy[j];

Here is what I got, It seems to work when I run it. See any problems?



# define width 5
# define height 3

int jimmy[Height * Width]
int n,m;
int main()

what do you mean by cast

Here is what the two dimensional array code looks like, I need to find out what goes in the for loops in the above code to turn it in to a one dimensional array.


int val[height][width]
int n,m;...

Its just a problem for school I need to find out how to take a two dimensional array and turn it in to a one dimensional array

Here is what I have I dont know what to put in the for loops


int val[height][width]
int n,m;

int main()
{

for( )

How do I turn a two dimensional array into a one dimensional array?

Its still the same thing on page 1

I'm still lost I dont know what to type

I still don't know what to do. How should I change my code to to make it work?

I don't know how to do that what does the syntax look like?

We haven't studied vectors, so we can't use that, we can use loops

Yeah I'm having a problem with the array part on how to delete and add employess. I don't know how to do it. I don't know how I would exit the menu for 4. I'm totally lost

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

class Employee
{
private:
double id;
double pay;
double hours;

I'm still a novice I dont know how to use coeds or vectors, I'm thinking of using if loops?

a. Construct a class definition that can be used to represent an employee of a company. Each employee is defined by an integer ID number, a floating-point pay rate, and the maximum number of hours...