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In the FindNode function, I attempt to find a record using the ".Key" field the first part:


current = head; // start all 3 pointers at front of list
...

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Here is a re-post of my previous message with the "code" tags. Sorry. 8) I'm attempting to use a FindNode function for both a Retrieve and Delete. Here are the function codes:



bool...

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I'm attempting to use a FindNode function for both a Retrieve and Delete. Here are the function codes:

bool SortedType::RetrieveItem(student& item)
{
if (FindNode (item)) ...

Thanks Ken!

I thought about it and put in a ".Key" notation for comparing the key fields and it worked. I thought originally it would go character by character and do the comparison.

Thanks for...

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I am trying to do a comparison between a variable passed into a function and a pointer. The function is within a class that I set up called SortedType:

class SortedType
{
public:...

I have been given the following class structure:

class UnsortedType
{
public:
UnsortedType(); // default constructor
UnsortedType(int); // regular constructor...

Thanks Matt..

Sorry for the private. I am so frustrated that this simple (!cin) notation is not working. Our instructor specifically taught us about this in previous classes so I simply looked...

I am attempting to check for a valid numeric field using the following notation:

// Type declarations

enum GenderType {MALE, FEMALE};
enum RegistrationType {T, M, U};

struct StudentRecord...

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I am am writing a program that reads in data for a student record (first name, middle initial, last name, student id, etc) and then displays it on the screen for a report. Nothing fancy,...

I will look into using the cin.get. I had a previous program whereby I followed the same logic and it worked perfectly. I wonder tho if reading a reference point of a structure data type is causing a...

Hello Salem,

Thanks for the suggestion. There's still a problem though. I put in a boolean as you suggested to change my logic slightly and it APPEARS to be working fine if you put in a...

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I've been trying to figure out why I can not check for a valid numeric field in a strucutre. Here are parts of my program:

The structure...

// Type declarations

enum GenderType...

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I'm new to this board but was browsing through trying to find previous questions with the cin.get command. I am writing a program that creates reads in a student's first name (FirstName). ...