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Hi,

I have an exam comming up and i noticed something strange in one of the past papers, i wonder if anyone could please explain this to me.

The question is like so..........

a)The...

Ok another question..........

Sorry dont want to be annoying but i find it so much easier to code when i understand how things work.

What is the difference that creating a pointed to the array...

so in c++ you cant just create a dynamic array?

int myAry[x];

ah a do while with a bool, yeah should be perfect i'll give it a bash tomorrow, i know its silly but the rest works perfectly want it all working spot on :D

thanks

^^^^ nobe question but is that not creating a pointer to an array?

Hi, ok ive had to make a prog for my uni and i have it all working perfectly apart from one small detail. To search my hash fuction it takes in an int value and searches the table. If i input a...

yeah it is an int i will be reading in.

so there is no classes to do this sort of thing? sorry im a noob at c++

in java i would just use the scanner and nextInt()

thanks for the replys.

oh, so i cant just break it up you can in java?

Hi, i've tried look about for this but cant find it :(.

Basically all i want to do its break a number up into single ints.

I.E

id have

int a
int b

try like so???

in your lights .cpp




void lights::makeArray(){
int size;
cout << "Please enter a amount of lights" << endl;

Of course, ha told you it was a stupid question.

i run the method that creates the index of my number, store that index number as a temp int, and put it into my array at myArray[temp] = number.

ok thank god, im not going mad!

would any of you nice folks be able to direct me to where i can get info on creating hash functions i can reverse?

thanks for the replys

Array to hash function.

Hi im trying to get my head around reading into a hash function.

I know i must be doing something stupid so please excuse the dumb questions...............

Now i want...