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nope i don't know how to do it. i posted that code because, i believe an extended approach from my previous work is probably expected of me.

just 'fair enough' :D

so much for the help for 2moro... nevermind

i didn't intend to post that code perfectly. I typed it quickly.

it is C++ I am using therefore I am in the correct forum. ...I know cout is easier

please just show me the way if you don't want to give me code

alrite well, i dont know how to do this task
however i can show you the code i have done which was a similar task, for finding the coordinates of an element of a square.



printf("Please enter...

alright, sry to be another homework lout,


programmin is not my forte but is one of my modules... i am expected to do this program, however i am baffled. need it done today... so i AM open to...

k, this programs gettin there...

how do i store output in a file?


cheers

float ewidth,elength;

ewidth=width/5;
elength=length/5;



for(ewidth; ewidth < 25; ewidth++)
for (elength; elength < 25; elength++)

hmm...


float element, length, width;



cout <<"No. of element(1-25) = " ;
cin >> "%f", & element ;
cout <<"Input Length = ";

not sure if i actualy have to replace variables... what would you do now?

PS. jus gotta get this done tonite i can learn more later, if anyone wouldn mind completing for me:D




#include...

ty.

now i need to modify it to read the program input. and to include

no. of element
length of shape
width
store output in a file called square - is this called dynamic allocation?

ok i need to write a program to generate the co-ordinates of twenty five elements for a square shape. ( 5 by 5 )

i am also given the square as 1m by 1m.


this is what I (indeed a noob) has so...

I need to write a program to generate the co-ordinates of twenty-five elements for a square.

this square shape is 1m by 1m.


I need it to read the program inputs:

no. of element
the...

ok, so far I've got this, i think im on the right lines

can anyone help complete?




using namespace std;

int main()

ah you are right i think more simple than i thought. hmmm

Any ideas ppl please?

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;



int main()
{
int x,y;
int array[5][5];

all i have is the info above.. how do u think i shuld go about it?

chers

now then, ive been researching arrays for a while, but can't seem to find how to do this still..


I need to write a program to generate the co-ordinates of twenty-five elements for a square.
...

an IF statement solves it very easily indeed.

cheers guys

Hi everyone!

As i have left my programming module to the last minute, I have been programming now for a few hours(literally) and I must say I am pretty damn good at it!


This is a program I...