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I too installed Dev-C++ first (first an older version, and then the newest beta version shown in my signature), and later installed Visual Express and can use either one now with no problems. Using...

1: Please use code tags for your code and indent properly. Many people will not reply just because it is harder to read.
2: No one will give you any help without an honest attempt at it first....

Wow that is nice to know...
I didn't know such a thing was possible:


cout << string((1+y), 65+y);

This looks like less work on the person's part when writing it, but how would it compare...

dynamethod :: WARNING: do not read! may be more than a hint! :p
I don't want to ruin your post or education, but I am more curious than allowing this to slip by...

I didn't consider that...

You will need another for loop nested prior to the for loop printing the letters, and a little bit of math to figure how many spaces determined by which letter you are printing...

I'm not looking to inherit someone elses error. I am looking for project ideas. The first step of writing a program is the need for one. I have no needs. Also the reason I asked for multiple...

I am trying to learn C++ and I am tired of aimlessly throwing code on screen and trying to make something of it. (example: my 4 function - .text reading - .html creating "Hello World" program)...
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Can you post all of the code you have for this project? I am very new in C++ and this looks like a good next step for me to look at. Thank you.

While curising the C string tutorial on this site, I found a set of variables resembling my struct. Here is what I found:


char name[50];
char lastname[50];
char fullname[100];

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I am already familiar with functions and variables and the other basics similiar to an event driven language, its the object oriented stuff that is new. struct - class ... Here is where I am so far...

That is the reason I posted my current includes... This is probably a question most know the answer to but... where could I look these up? Know of a good site or anything?

ty again

I agree also, as this I am nearing my first 24 hours in C++ lol...
However, warnings are enabled, and it did not produce one. (I have included it now anyway)
Using Dev-C++ V 4.9.9.2

Anyway,...

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

Right now this is what I have, yet it works with caps or lower input. Is it necessary? or is the compiler searching for it even though...

Very well! I will try to digest how all of that works and get back to you, but at a glance it seems to be more along the lines of what I am attempting to learn how to do, thank you SO MUCH for your...

Yes, this is the goal. As idiot proof as I can think of ways to make it.
Open for other suggestions on that too...

TYVM again both of you!!

I tried that, or so I think


char yn;
cin >> yn;

and what happened if the user input more than one character, the remaining characters were entered to firstName and ran right down to input...

getline is new to me but I will look into it now.

This "thing" I am writing is odd as it's only purpose is to contain working samples of code structure for my learning... I have never used an...

// Hello World! V 3_02_02
// Use of functions and variables
// by SRS & the assistance of the
// fine people at cprogramming.com

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
...

string verify;
char yn;
cin >> verify;
string subverify = verify.substr(0,1);
// yn = subverify --how?


Once I accept user input (string verify) what would be the best way to assign the...

1. Got it
2. Using Dev-C++ and it does ty
3. Working on that now, may have questions...
4. Got it, that was actually my problem I had used char verify
expecting a letter reply and compared...

Thanks for the tip, can you explain int main(void) vs int main(), and if using either of these will I also have to return a value at the end? ie return 0;

Thanks again, how should I return to the...

I am just starting to learn C++ and having a wonderful time with it. :)
Here are my questions:
1: How could I use 1 function to do the work of getting and returning both names, the shortest way...