Yes, I have pretty much the whole journey ahead of me yet.
Thanks for the help.
/em runs off to read about arrays.
Type: Posts; User: Wjahvces
Yes, I have pretty much the whole journey ahead of me yet.
Thanks for the help.
/em runs off to read about arrays.
I'm trying to make a value converter to use at work, and I can't seem to get the second part to work correctly. I'm trying to get the user, myself, to input a frequency then ouput the corresponding...
Thanks for the support. I'm sure I'll be asking serveral questions when I have better access to the net again.
Thanks for the advice. I'll be reading here. I'm not sure I'm up to chipping in on game project coding. I guess I was fishing more for newbie clubs to colaborate together to speed learning.
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I am having trouble learning c++, but it doesn't have to do with a lack of desire.
I was wondering if there are any projects or teams one could join to work on one could join to facilitate in...
Thank You!
6 didn't work but 8 did. that's what i was missing.
I'm using cout <<.
cin>> wavelength;
cout<<"You entered wavelength: " << wavelength<<"\n";
is what i'm using.
I'm losing signifigant digits assigned to a "double" variable. Is there something I can do to keep them?
For example, when assigning double wavelength with the value of 1527.6051 the program...