or if you'd like to make it a little easier on yourself you can just ask for any key and use getch()
cout <<"Will Waldo make it home? Press <ANY KEY> to continue.";
getch();
the getch()...
Type: Posts; User: Bradley3
or if you'd like to make it a little easier on yourself you can just ask for any key and use getch()
cout <<"Will Waldo make it home? Press <ANY KEY> to continue.";
getch();
the getch()...
I don't think I follow your logic.
Aren't you treating p > q the same as p = q? These should be handled as two seperate condtitions.
Maybe I just don't understand where you're going.
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