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I'm doing exercises out of a book for self-learning purposes, and one of the exercises is:

Design, implement and test class Average. An object of type Average should accept values that are put...

Okie dokie, thanks for your help :)

While you're here, could you explain if it is possible to and why using an increment or decrement operator would have a different effect on something than...

So only variables defined in that scope are destroyed? Is it true in all cases that a variable defined outside a scope and used inside a sub-scope will, after the sub-scope has been executed, retain...

I've heard from countless places the same thing on the scope of variables: once you enter a sub-scope and leave that sub-scope, any variables created or changes made to existing variables are...

Yeah... I get that now... I don't know where I got it in my head that I needed more than one per cout or cin... <.<

I've taken about a three or four months break from programming without even having an extremely good grasp on it in the first place, so I decided to write a really quick program to refresh my memory....

In stdlib.h there is a function system(); - it takes command like parameters.

system("dir") should suffice.

Read it one more time, this time consider the comments i added...

//a caesar cipher is an old form of encryption that takes some text, //and offsets each letter by the same number of places in the //alphabet, like abcde with a key of +5 would be efghi


#include...

Well, I've since been poring over my code and adding to it, and here's what I've got....

I have NO IDEA why this isn't working. It is 100% logical, everything is in syntax... It will compile, but...

First, look at the code below...



#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
#include <cstdlib>

int main() //Return all possibilities of caesar encryption outcomes
{

Heh I'm a bit new to programming, pardon my noobness. I should add a noted menu escape for returning to the menu when you don't feel like giving a function parameters you don't have/need. How about...

Ok, I'm making a multipurpose crypto calc, and I need a brute forcer for all possible caesar ciphers... I know exactly how to do it, and I could finish the code right now, only that would make it...