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Not to undermine anyone here, but I go to Full Sail currently, which is a video game development school, and we focus on C++ here. Yet time and time again we have been told that unless you are truly...

I'm currently experimenting around with how to break things within the bits in a stream. As far as I know there are 3 "naughty bits". There is a "fail bit", an "end of file bit" and a "bad bit". As...

Hey there, I know how you feel man. I was in the same boat as you not too long ago. Post your code here and I'll see if I can help you out. But I will say that we really can't just give you answers,...

I've looked through and have started to use vectors instead of arrays, but how would I go about adding a value to a certain element of a structure through an element. I know that with an array I can...

ok, I'll have to look up a few more things then, thnx for the help fellas

hmm, well, I'm not too familiar with pointers right now, any other way to do it?

Is there any way to go about deleting a single item from an array, without altering the other iems?

whoops, wrong order there, that was an old iteration of it, I did get it to work though by just altering the order slightly, thnx again :cool:

I changed the line around to look like this now:


cout << "\nID# for customer " << setfill('0') << setw(4) << file[n].custname << " is " << file[n].custID << endl << endl;

now it works like a...

this is the line of code that I have put it into:



cout << setfill('0') << setw(4) << "\nID# for customer " << file[n].custname << " is " << file[n].custID << endl << endl;


still doesn't...

Is there any way that I can format my output so that instead of outputting "1" it will output "0001"?

oh yeah, forgot to mention, it's not working at the moment..

well, right now this is the particular code that I'm using



cprn.open("LPT1");
cprn << file.custname << endl;
cprn << file.custID;
cprn << file.subadd.streetnum << " " <<...

Hi everyone, I was just wondering, how would I go about sending information straight to a printer?

Well, I got it all to work now, except for the fact that when one of the arrays runs out of items I get a run-time error because of falling out of bounds of the array. How do I account for that and...

I am presently working on taking two lists of strings, sorting them, and then merging them into one list of strings that is already sorted without sorting the third list. So far this is the code that...

Just wanted to post to let you know that i did figure that problem out. I just kinda tinkered with it (got a TON of errors) but ended up with this as my result:



for (j = 0; j <499; j++)
{...

thanks for your help and I'll be sure that my future posts are a little more thought out before I put them up. I'll just keep plugging away at it.

As of now this is what I have written in:


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int prime[500];
int test = 3;

I apologize if by my post it seemed as if I had not attempted the problem. So far I have been working on it for about 3 days now. I understand that to find a prime number I need to divide each...

I am currently working on a project for my C++ course and it requires that i find the first 500 prime numbers using an array. How would I go about doing this?