i am writing a text based program for a car indicators. to beable switch the left indiactor on the right on and emergency on. e.g if the left is on and i turn the steering wheel left and turn it back to (right) it should automatically switch of jus like a normail car would.
And what part are you struggling with?
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You should probably start with thinking through the logic -- if A happens, what do I do next? How do I know whether the left blinker is on?
Then you may need to decide how to get input from your user.
Once you have both of those, the path forward should be clear(er).
yea i kinda kw where to go but im nt sure i was gonna use char input or a string input. the problem is the automaticlly switch off when it returns from a turning.
char = one letter. string = more than one letter.
And the other bit is part of the logic -- the auto switch off needs to be built in from the start.
dnt understant use fsd to explain
What?Originally Posted by jaykay
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FSD
Maybe second one?
Oh. I thought he had just left vowels out like he'd done with everything else.
Assuming the first link is what's meant, then "the blinker should turn off after the car finishes turning in that direction" is the fsd. It's your job to turn that into logic.
And this here is why we need to insist people not use text-message-speak when requesting help on the forum. You're not chatting up your buddy on what's going on this evening, you're requesting assistance to a problem that requires clarity of communication.
already done dat but i come up with an error saying
error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before 'type'
Ok, tried to compile it and it's OK. Nice game (kind of adventure type), by-the-way
