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Virtual Destructor Example

You only require one loop since you are computing all the other j - 1 triangular numbers for each inner loop.

That is all I will say since this is clearly a homework task.

The C++ trigonometric functions work in radians rather than degrees.

Radians

I guess this is the issue you are experiencing.

Homework due in for Monday morning? Late and asking a forum to write it all for you, how amusing.

What code do you have so far? We need specific problems.

No, changing the datatype is masking the real issue here.



#include <iostream>
#include <limits>

using namespace std;

int main()

De Morgan's laws have nothing to do with the infinite loop, the loop condition is correct. As I stated above, the reason for the infinite loop is the cin statement is being skipped while it remains...

You attempt to read a character into an integer which sends cin into a fail state:

std::cin.fail() is equal to true.

You must first call cin.clear() to remove the error flag before you can...