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When I compile this, is gives me this error: C:\Documents and Settings\Brandon\Desktop\C++ Folder\final\Cpp1.cpp(38) : error C2297: '%' : illegal, right operand has type 'double' . I have the error...

Can you use strings to accept input and then use it for an error handling situation? Such as when the user is supposed to enter a number, they enter a letter, so you need to figure out how to handle...

well... that didn't work, i'm using Visual C++ 6 and it just keeps going down the list saying it can't recognize <stdlib> and then it if you add the .h to the end of it then it's ok and it will just...

I know this is more than likely very stupid, but my teacher and I cannot seem to get the <cctype> header file to work properly so I can figure out a way to handle the error if someone presses a key...

to tilex... would i put that as just its own separate block of code in int main() ?

I am writing a simple program for school that lets a user input a number and it tells them if they are too high or too low. But I going to be tested for all situations, including the user entering...