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float array[100];

Is there a way to take the array above a use the [100] in sequence? such as a having it check to see if [0] is used and if so then move on to [1] and so on...

any help would...

this is balance.cpp where the value is stored


V.p_bal

And im just postin all of this because there might be more people that had my prob.

This is the header file....

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
void clrscr();
void MENU();
class variables
{
public :

#include "data2.h"

int main()
{
ifstream bal_i ("balance.cpp");
bal_i>>V.p_bal;
bal_i.close();
ofstream bal_o ("balance.cpp");
clrscr();
{

thx for the help, and for puttin up with my stupidity.... i had used the fstream before but i guess i messed it up.... i rewrote it and now it works.

#include "data2.h"

int main()
{
clrscr();
{
if(V.p_bal == 0)
{
cout<<"Please input a starting balance.\n";
cout<<">";

I know how to do that stuff... and i have read the tutorials.

But i left out that i wanted the variable to be forever changing. Based on user input.

How would i go about storing a value, and everytime that i open my program, it would load that value?

sry, i just started learning the language.... and i didnt really see anything in the tutorials...