if i have two int variables, say x and y, how would i declare a variable named "whatever<x><y>" except replacing x and y with their current values?
if this isnt possible what would be a suitable...
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if i have two int variables, say x and y, how would i declare a variable named "whatever<x><y>" except replacing x and y with their current values?
if this isnt possible what would be a suitable...
i cant find a resource for mac system calls in C++, does anyone know of one?
p.s. if they are the same as linux because of the unix core then that would be helpful too
i am going to show you what i want in code cause its kinda hard to explain...
class whatever {
int int1;
};
class whatever2:whatever {
//is it possible to define the default value...
these are all good seggustions, but the part i really need help with is using the function to see it from different parts of the code, as i asked in the first post
thats what i dont know yet...
i read the function tutorial but i dont really get how to implement that...
its not something thats not working, its just something i dont quite know how to do yet... and a space would be good
i have only been working with C++ off and on the last few weeks and this is my first semi large project
here is a what i want to do (instructions in code)
//i want to display all this stuff...