Thanks, brent. I Will look into this.
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Thanks, brent. I Will look into this.
Hello,
I am a student who is studying C++ and I am interested in creating a program that can be used to generate species counterpoint exercises - down the line I would like to add MIDI playback...
No it appears i can't :-/ I'd really like to, or in the very least change the subject
And yet another situation where I have an epiphany the moment after i post on a forum for help. Anyone who considered helping, thank you :)
Problem solved. Holler
edit: thanks a lot :) was able to make a lot of progress due to the things you pointed out. Please forgive my lack of complete understanding of this subject - I am enrolled in a course where we will...
Hey. I'm coding an abstract data type for a rational number. I have been attempting to code the operator overload for insertion, but when doing so i recieve errors telling me that the objects members...
Ok. Thanks again for your help, it's greatly appreciated. In the future I hope I will be able to come to these conclusions on my own.
Definitely not thinking of ASCII :) So just to make sure I am on the proper page here; Would it be incorrect to even try to do a condition like else if (tens >=2)?? Or can C++ still take this sort...
:)
I would give you a hug right now if I could.
I considered that the code might not be right because I was thinking of the values in ones and tens as ints, but since they are of type char...
I don't believe I have a setting for that in Eclipse [I have not fooled around much with the settings in Eclipse at all, and am thinking I may try a clean install of it because I don't like that I am...
this is the thing, i didn't have an earlier version where i had the correct else if statement. But we should stop talking about this, yes? Beating a dead horse, and probably making myself look even...
Shrug. We're going to have to go with hallucinations, it seems. As far as I know, if there is an error with compiling, Dev_C++ would clue me in on this and the .exe would not be compiled (you made...
I'm really not sure what to tell you. Obviously i am not a C++ expert, but I know enough about computers to tell the difference between when a program tells me i completed an operation successfully...
the issue shouldn't bite me again as my compiler seems to be behaving correctly now :) though I'm sure I will run into future problems, as I am learning this language and don't possess savant like...
Since you're not getting the same results I received then i believe it's fair to say that you don't have the same exact conditions that I had earlier. Again, I apologize if you're having a hard time...
Well there's no way to prove it now, short of me creating the same exact conditions on my laptop. Though I highly doubt that I'm incorrect in my assessment of the situation, since the alternative is...
i had not installed a compiler before my recent installation of Cygwin...so whatever black magic dev-C++ was using to compile my source was responsible.
edit: also, thank you for the helpful...
It compiled pre-Cygwi and worked without error. Now that I have successfully installed and am using cygwin the errors in my previous code are being noticed.
Ok. I Figured this was the case. Im wondering how the hell was i able to compile it before without having Dev-C++ tell me that I was a total idiot.
edit: also as i stated in the OP i had since...
This is a two part question;
I am attempting to write a code which will output a number in its txt form, for example if the input in 10 it outputs ten, if the input is 22 it outputs twenty-two. ...