Anyone interested in helping me out again??

Mmm, yeah. It's a good way to look even less like you know what you're doing... might want to get a book.


Keep in mind, I'm in work waiting on reports, so this is my mean time. I'm much more friendly in my home hours.

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They actually tend to report stuff to college professors. .

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Do you speak from experience? . . . ;)

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while (toupper(quit[0]) != n || toupper(quit[0]) == y);

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Perhaps you meant 'y' instead of y, and 'n' instead of 'n'? Besides, that logic is messed up.

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while the letter is not n or the letter is y

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The second test is redundant . . .

You're still including conio.h, which is non-standard.

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cout << "It will take you" << numpayment_period << "months to pay of your mortgage." <<endl;

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The output tends to be prettier if you print spaces around numbers. As written, the user will see something like

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It will take you12months to pay of your mortgage.

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Also, the red of should be off.

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        cout << "Enter Y to continue, N to quit>";
        cin >> quit;

        return 0;
}

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Looks to me like you can enter anything and the program will still quit . . . [/edit]

Comparing lower-case letters to the result of toupper is almost certain to always be false, since toupper converts the letter to upper-case.

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Originally Posted by matsp

Comparing lower-case letters to the result of toupper is almost certain to always be false, since toupper converts the letter to upper-case.

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lol..... nice. ;)

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Originally Posted by SlyMaelstrom

Mmm, yeah. It's a good way to look even less like you know what you're doing... might want to get a book.


Keep in mind, I'm in work waiting on reports, so this is my mean time. I'm much more friendly in my home hours.

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lol.
And yes mat,toupper indeed does do that..I looked it up in my reference. Goddamn,I've forgotten all my basics...