ok, heres my main
class BigNum{
public:
char input[1000];
BigNum();
BigNum(char* );
Type: Posts; User: cipher1285
ok, heres my main
class BigNum{
public:
char input[1000];
BigNum();
BigNum(char* );
i got your point :D
but in mine, im using, or need to, use pointers
i got two structs. and the second struct contains an array of the first struct
typedef struct{
char studentNumber[MAX];
char famName[MAX];
char firstName[MAX];
char...
thanks man! :D
im still a student in computer science, so my code may look a bit bad :D
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