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Ok, I think I got it. Thanks for the help ^_^

I think I'm missing something about passing variables to functions. This small program doesn't do what I want it to do. Its suppose to print a = 0 then call the function then print a=5, but it prints...

Ok I think I figured it out. Thank for all the help!! ^_^

I'm not at home right now... so no I haven't compiled it yet.

As far as my example, I don't know what I was thinking about when I put the return in the loop :o . 'a' is the array which is a...

so if I understand you correctly then this should be legal...



for (int x=0;x<10;x++)
{
a+x="*" //assuming the array is string

return a
}

I'm kinda concerned about not being able to pass arrays to functions.

Would be just be better to make the array global?

here's an example.

I'm making a text based tic-tac-toe game.

I...

Hmm... The oldest computer I have would have to be my Atari 800, I also have 2 Apple ][e and a ][c

I don't believe so, as long as they have the correct .dll file

Yeah I changed the char to string, too away the * and added #include <string> and it worked! ^_^

I ust needed to add in an IF statement so that the word 'done' wasn't added to the list.

Thanks...

Oops! hehe thanks for the info I'll try that when I get home.

Tuesday of this past week I decided I would give myself a long over due refresher course in C++. So I started with the tutorials and when I got to Linked Lists I got stuck and a practice program I...

Character Player;
cin >> CharacterClass;
for(;;) {
if (CharacterClass == "d" || CharacterClass == "D") {
CharacterClassvar = Dwarf;
...