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    Yes, i know how to use loops :). i'll try what...

    Yes, i know how to use loops :).

    i'll try what you suggested, this is greatly appreciated
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    I'll go more in-depth into the specifics of what...

    I'll go more in-depth into the specifics of what my program is meant to do.

    -There are two players, and there are two dice.

    -player one, the user, rolls die 1. he them guesses if die 2 will get...
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    being the c++ newbie that I am, i don't...

    being the c++ newbie that I am, i don't understand how to use that. Also, the function is being called at dirrent times during the program, if that is of any relevance.

    -->edit: what i am going to...
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    simple question about function/random #'s

    I'm creating a program that has a function that rolls a die to create a random number between 1-6. I have that figured out and running. The problem is that I need to call the function several times...
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    aha, i got it, its "precision" w/o the "set"....

    aha, i got it, its "precision" w/o the "set". thanks.
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    i get the following error: i've inly...

    i get the following error:



    i've inly included the following:
    #include <iostream.h>
    #include <string.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
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    very amateur question:

    How do i get a number to display only two decimal points? I'm using a float variable, and i know that it's default is 6 decimal spots. Is there a way to change this? or a new variable type?
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