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  1. Yes, thank you. I suppose that I will just...

    Yes, thank you.

    I suppose that I will just have to "drive on", and get through this first C++ text in a "messy" way. That is, I may not completely understand all of the topics, but at least I...
  2. Oh, my! Thank you both!!! I now see how...

    Oh, my!

    Thank you both!!!

    I now see how JaWiB gave me a "head's - up" about the string input!!!

    Yessir!

    And, thank you for your comments and feedback, too, prog-bman!
  3. Thank you for your response, JaWib! I am...

    Thank you for your response, JaWib!

    I am working through the text C++ Primer Plus (Stephen Prata), and wanted to use dynamically allocated memory to store the string in.

    The reason why? ...
  4. string not fully outputted when a type bool function is called.

    Hello, all.

    I don't like to post anything on boards, but I am stumped here.

    I have a program that will solicit a line of text from the user. It will then output the string later in the program...
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    Well, here we go... Looks like I will have...

    Well, here we go...
    Looks like I will have another look at the "selection sort" type of algorithm as I work through this. That is good.

    I'm in a position to tackle this now.

    hehe... I'll...
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    Actually, I did neglect to include the terminal...

    Actually, I did neglect to include the terminal bracket "}", but that is all I did not include.

    As I have read documentation about the "bubble sort" (knowing that it is the "worst" kind of sorting...
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    sorting structure members using pointers

    Hello, I am working through the book C Primer Plus by Stephen Prata, and am stuck on problem 3 in Chapter 14. I have no classmates or teachers, and cannot for the life of me see why this thing...
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    Well, I can see right now that there is MUCH to...

    Well, I can see right now that there is MUCH to learn.
    I'm just glad to be a little over that hurdle.
    I am shelving that Practical C book and will continue on with my Sam's for now, and forge...
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    Thank you, kermit. I already have the Practical...

    Thank you, kermit.
    I already have the Practical C, and am now SURE that reading over these posts here will be a must-do for me!
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    Doh! A gross oversite! Yes, it works famously...

    Doh!
    A gross oversite! Yes, it works famously now!
    Thank you all so much! It was something, hitting that wall the last three days. Up till then, it was going much smoother. But, its all good. ...
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    I must be missing something. This just can't...

    I must be missing something. This just can't possibly be this difficult.

    When I call the function as

    good_function(p_source, p_dest);

    it compiles fine, but the output is this:

    The...
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    Well, thank you so much, because now I have a...

    Well, thank you so much, because now I have a working example of how it is possible to do this. (I don't care right now if its the best way, only if it will work at all).

    Here is what I have for...
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    Thank you all very much, I am off to try this out...

    Thank you all very much, I am off to try this out now.

    to Kleid-O:
    No more line numbers for me, thank you for the heads-up.
    When I call the function as:
    good_function(char *p_source, char...
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    function to copy one string to another one

    Hello, all.
    I am working through problems in the book Sam's Teach Yourself C for Linux in 21 Days and all of a sudden I have hit a brick wall.

    The exercise I am trying now is to write a...
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