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Im kind'a an ameteur but you have to use int and char and stuff like that to initiate the variables.

Question:
How do you add a char to itself?

Scenario:
I'm using Borland C++. Let's say you wanted to put in a space and that space to increase as the program progresses. I want to add more space...

Sorry if you see me as rude... I'm kind'a stressed out... I've just started out and I'm teaching myself... Anyway, thanx for your help. :)

How do you get the c++ program to sense the input of the arrow keys? I'm using Borland C++. Can you give me an example?

Hi, Drdroid, again. Sorry to repost but my question kind'a went down in the quie. Any way my question is:

HOW DO YOU INSERT .BMP's OR .GIF's INTO A C++ PROGRAM? WITHOUT CONSTRUCTING IT IN THE...

Here let me rephrase my question. How do you include an image that has already been made. In Borland. Specifically, how would you load a .bmp or .gif?

Again I am using Borland not visual c++. And to what that other guy said about being to busy you have no... idea.

Than just give me one form of source code to post graphics...

Windows. I want to make a game.

Thats not my question... My question was "what is the source code to include graphics in programs"... Because I want to make a game...

I'm using Borland C++. What is the code for setting font color and size?

I'm using borland.

I'm using Borland C++. I'm going to make a game without graphics. Using the arrow keys. How do you get the program to sense the arrow keys are being pushed?

I want to make a game with 2D graphics using c++. What is simple source code for inputing graphics?

How do you show graphics, in c++?

If you get a responce could you email me?

How, in Borland C++, do you make Subroutines? If its code and not the compiler can you list the code?

I'm sorry about my last post, it was indirect. My current question is... HOW DO YOU MAKE SUBROUTINES IN C++, BORLAND?

What is the code to show a graphic?

I know you'd say I'm an ameteur, but how do you make sub directories? I've been able to make them with other programming languages.