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Hey thanks for the idea. I did try it and no luck. However it got me thinking, and I finally remembered the function fgetc(stdin). I tried it and now it works. I did however follow up with your...

Could I essentially create a flush Input buffer function and call it each time, text is required to be taken in?

My suggestions on how to learn any languages goes as follows:


Look on YouTube(ex. "C/C++ for Beginners").
Try the examples for yourself.
Signup for a forum(You already have this complete.)....

To be honest I am not sure this is a fgets issue. It may be an issue with running a fgets within a function or something I am just not aware of. I did attempt to run the contents of the function...

if ( strength > 31 && strength < 60) {
cout<<"You have an average strength\n";}
if ( strength > 61 && strength < 89) {
cout<<"You are quite strong\n";}


Your going to run into an issue...

Abadi, we wont program this for you.

If you have already started coding and you have come across a "brain fart"/Error that is something we can help with.

I do not believe these forums are suitable for what you are trying to accomplish.

For reasons listed above the chances of you getting an answer here is very unlikely.

Might I suggest a forum...

My dad actually ran into this problem a year or two back.

Does the device say it is Windows 7 capable? My dad had his working on XP Professional 64 Bit but when he switched to Windows 7 Ultimate...

You'll do fine vhj6! Don't give up, and good luck my friend!

No offense was intended, thank you both for your help. I work in a call center where I wrote the above program and between online compiler and my post, I missed my indention.

Sadly I know how...

Truth be told I did indent, but when I transfered it to here it did not save the indention. I even tried pasting it onto notepad, but when I pasted it in here it did not save my spacing or indention.

That would make sense, I had copied it to a online compiler to test it out. But now that you mentioned that it makes sense.

I do not know about the rest of it but I did notice this:

After else there is not a opening braket.


else
printf("Input Error. Make sure you are using an integer for...

I would say I agree with c_dever here.

Addtionally it shows you can work well in a group.

You might be thinking:

You: "A group?"
You: "How does a test I take show group effort?"

So I decided to give up on chars and strings until I understand how they work in C a little bit better but the program itself is working. I simply changed the chars to integers.

Even though the...

I tried to originally drop the array from the program. It worked in the sense that it gives me a output, which is great but I ran into a problem with what it actually gave me.

I originally thought...

Those are all solid points. I would also add, that teaching a programming class especially C Programming I classes typically only encompess the basics: characters, structures, IF statements, Cases,...

I agree with the above posters. The nice thing about using high level programming languages is they are pretty universal. The only time you'll come into problems is when trying to use C or C++ to...

**Notice**
What I am attempting to do may not be a pointer issue. I just recently learned how to use char types and it could possibly be something I am over looking. Before this program I have never...