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Thanks guys! I got it now.

Once again I appreciate the help! :)

Ok see that's the thing. I don't think I really understand the purpose of private. To me it just seems like private makes it harder to get to the members from other parts of the program.

What...

I'm working on something and it just seems a lot easier to keep the members public so I can get to them from everywhere else in the program.

What are the advantages of making object members...

Yeah, books rock.

It also helps to have a job where you don't have to do much so you can sit around and practice the things your reading about too. ;)

Wherever you get the information, the key...

I'm no expert, but asking myself how I'd do the same thing, this is what I got



tempchange = change;
while (tempchange > 0) {
if (tempchange > 25)
{tempchange = tempchange-25;
...

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The Strings I'm dealing with are these .net Strings. I went by the book (well, by the book I have) as far as my syntax goes. I'm about ready to just go back and do this thing with plain...

Sort of, except I'm working with C++.net and I want to display the final String in the ->Text of a TextBox. It doesn't like it when I try to put anything other than a String (like the managed kind)...

I've generally had success coming up with good, non numbered, names, but to come up with something for someone else would just be to tricky. It's gotta come from the heart yo...

My screen names:...

Well you still need the public methods for getting the SUIT and FACE.

I'm not the best person to help anyone with this stuff, but I think you'd just need to add something like:

public:

...

Simple newbie question:

I have String variables.

I have int variables.

I want to combine them into a String that I can output to a TextBox or Label.

How do I turn an int into a String? ...

Ok, I spent another couple hours at the library last night playing around with this and I have a couple other bits of info:

After commenting out various parts and running it, the problem seems to...

Ok, those words have haunted me all weekend. I thought I was doing pretty good with things until I hit this thing. Unfortunately the code is on my laptop at home so I can't show you, but I'm hoping...

If I'm just getting into C++ now, should I bother to learn MFC, or should I go with .net?