Labels make me uneasy in higher level programming languages as they are rarely encountered; atleast in my experience.
I'd probably go with the first one just because.. uh.. i dunno... I wonder if...
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Labels make me uneasy in higher level programming languages as they are rarely encountered; atleast in my experience.
I'd probably go with the first one just because.. uh.. i dunno... I wonder if...
yep as Dante Shamest noted
cout << tc; won't work because the program doesn't know what to output. Its like trying to:
tc + tc they compiler will have no idea what you are trying to add. You...
Ah, sounds kinda sweet.
I've got a bad habit of creating my own linked structures for my personalized situation instead of using the provided one since I was forced in school to write my own...
Okie, just started using C# a few days ago and it seems relatively easy although I wanted to get one thing clarified so I don't run into problems down the road.
A linked list in C# unlike C++ or C...
guess you could:
1) Take the input as a character string instead of a number.
2) Parse the character string.
3) Convert string to an int before storing in the array.
std::cout << "hello";
or specify a namespace.
By the way create a console app. I've never used builder, but it seems like that pre-existing code is for a windows app using a drag'n'drop...
I'm sure some kind of sleep function of sorts is probably provided for use with Milliseconds as the parameter I bet.. though I'm too lazy to look it up to verify.
Pointless side note: Maybe its...
Would The Comma Separated Value (CSV) File Format work for you? I'm sure Excel would accept that and give you some control of how data is displayed within Excel. Although I'm just guessing so maybe...
ouch! no offense, but you seem to be waaaaaaaay over your head from atleast my understanding of what your trying to do compared to how much you know right now. Your more likely to get hit by a stray...
One neede for Unix the other needed for Windows? Eh, maybe I wrong.
a website? not off the top of my head... If you willing to pay a smidge the following book has some nice algorithms:
AI for Game Developers
Publisher : O'Reilly
Pub Date : July 2004
ISBN :...
Me thinks there is one already implemented in the STL.
Check out QUEUE class here
Of course you could always implement your own queue if you know how to program a linked list.
If your still looking for a simple example here is something that should compile.
1) Inserts 3 items into a linked list.
2) Displays all items to standard output.
3) Destroys linked list...
Well often for a more comprehensive linked list atleast one class and one struct would be created so that using the linked list would be easier to use such as creation, destruction (important because...
I wrote a program that outputted "YOU SUCK" infinitely on a school computer and left it there.
Basic linked list.
struct node
{
int value;
node *next;
}
As someone else mentioned your function prototype is defined in the wrong location. It should be declared like your CONST variables; that is at the beginning of the file and not inside the main...
I just downloaded it last week and besides the problem of download size 400+MB + Service Pack 2 (75MB) with my non-highspeed connection I'm pleased with the end result. Finally have a replacement for...
Ouch dude, that is kinda harsh :(
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As for the question you can just use a loop structure to initialize your values.
TableType total[30];
for(int index = 0;...
Okay seeing as how you are new I'll give you one free pass, but for future reference don't ask someone to write an entire program for you.. the purpose of homework is for you to do it yourself..
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yep, but I have a feeling he won't know what either are :P
//Room.h
class Room
{
private:
string description;
string exits;
string objects;
i would, but alas no 64-bit environment here.. good luck though
what an odd fellow... .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
does something like below doesn't work for yah? (i can't 100% remember how to pass in arrays off the top of my head.. quite sad really.. for some reason my brain thinks the following will work)
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