Well I am working on a project and need a little push in the right way. The second link is the file and the part that I am stuck on is in red. Any comments are welcome as long as they are constructive in some way.
list of files in the program
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http://www.angelfire.com/de3/code0/index.html
part I need help on
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http://www.angelfire.com/de3/code0/SlistDrCPP.html
Last edited by stbede77; 02-02-2005 at 12:22 AM.
Re-name your pages with .html so we can actully see what you want us to see
Woop?
Sorry about that! Everything is fixed
Last edited by stbede77; 02-02-2005 at 12:23 AM.
What is the program suppose to do? What are you having trouble with? What results are you getting? What results are you expecting?
you have to traverse your list and test values, then print the apropriate nodes
unless you instansiate an additional list storing students with abscenses, then you could just do a straight print of that list only.
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Once the program is done, you should be able to enter people’s names and e-mail address that are in the class. From there you will enter the names of people that are present. From these two actions I need to find those who are absent. As of right now I have nothing, I have highlighted the part that I need help on in red.
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Sounds good but I don't think that will work with the code I am trying to config. Thanks though!
Last edited by stbede77; 02-02-2005 at 01:53 AM.
Looks like you need to traverse your enrolled list and for each element in that list, you then need to attempt to retrieve it from the present list. If you don't find a match, then you can do an insert into your absent list.
If you were using a sorted STL container I would have just said to use the set_difference function.
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