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Hey guys... Can any of you suggest a good source of information on Multilevel Inheritance... I would greatly appreciate it... Thank you...

Very interesting... I'll need to get myself a copy... Cheers!

In addition to what Ancient Dragon said.



#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main () {

Vtc also has a C programming course, where they advise to use it. Also 'The art of computer programming" by Lawlor advises to use it.
I only learnt not to use it here...

I wonder where it came...

Well, you could go that route if you're familiar with calculas but I think the basics still apply. It's been been too long since I've looked at that kind of Math...lol

This should be sufficient....

Triangle ABC has three sides AB, BC and AC. If ABC is a right angle triangle, then Sin(A) = BC/AB ...(sin(x) = opposite / hypostenuse). There is only one hypotenuse so naturally, A != 90 degrees.

Thanks Dave. Any suggestions of a good IDE I could use...

hey, I downloaded it yesterday. I can send it to you. only 1.33Mb

Well, ping, even stranger things are happening bcos, wchar_t is featured in c99 as well. lol

One second ping. I just went through iso9899:1999(Programming Languages-C) also called C99 and it does define _Bool.
Section 6.2.5 no.2 defines _Bool as an object large to store the values 0 and...

hmmm, so kochan is the crazy one afterall... lol

Hey guys, I was just trying out some exercises in this textbook I just got here " Programming in C by Kochan." I use the compiler "Borland C++ BuilderX."
While trying this simple program, the...

Hey thanks alot Stack Overflow. Option 2 worked very well. I wasn't sure what screensize to use so I just defined it as 500. That should hold for now...
Thanks again.

I am using borland c++ builder X.
I know that while(getchar()!='n') can be substituted for fflush(stdin).
However, I have no idea of a substitute for clrscr().
I'll need some advice here too....

Hey guys,
I'm having a slight problem with a module here.
Here's the code samples.




case '5':
fflush(stdin);
...

Absolutely right quzah. Thanks alot.

I suspect my end-of-file indicatior may not be set. Everything in the file is read and displayed. The loop just doesn't end.
The data was entered into the file using multiple functions bcos I had...

I have a problem with a loop refusing to stop at the end of file.
Here's the code.




#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

Thanks itsme86. You're quite right. I'm laughing at myself right now. I thought I had already gotten over this one. Thanks again.

Thanks Brian, but this is not exactly what I was looking for. I am reading through several items in the file. I have successfully read an int and two strings(jumping over the '/' delimiter of...

Hey guys. I've been having a problem with reading a single char from a file. Everytime I get to that point, the program crashes. I'd appreciate any advice you may have.

Thanks alot Andy. Your solution works fine apart from 'i' needing to be declared
before/outside the for() condition. However, I suspect that I may need to slow down here. I'm working on this...

Well, bro. I know you won't believe me on this one but the truth is I scrapped it. I can tell you what my results were though. After removing the string data in the text array and initializing it...

Dave, I tried your example and it works fine. However, I'm having alot of trouble adopting this to a string that is inputed by the user. Actually, all my attempts to adapt it have ended with the...

Thanks alot guys. My knowledge of pointers is very limited. It would have taken me quite a long time to figure this out. Thanks again.