My classes use puTTy to connect to a unix server, and we create our code in a program called pico. We never even touched on proper code format, first day we started with couts.
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My classes use puTTy to connect to a unix server, and we create our code in a program called pico. We never even touched on proper code format, first day we started with couts.
Sorry for the frustration I caused in my glorious void of knowledge and logic. But I did get it to run successfully with your help. Thank you
...ok... your right.... and I fixed that, thank you once again for your grand knowledge.
But I am still confused on floating-point, mainly because i've never dealt with it.
type cast those...
Ok! That is meant to divide I was confused. So you want me to take the int variables and change them to float variables?
And I'm comparing oRooms < oRooms to check and see if what the user entered...
I'm not looking for division, its to check and see if each loop the users enters a var for oRooms and to see if it is less than the previous oRooms entered. And if it is, store that oRooms literal in...
Heh, I'm still relatively new to this "ORG-NIZA-TION" thing, its a wacky concept.
Wow, thank you very much that took care of the compiling errors!
But unfortunately the occRate and heartBreakF and heartBreakO still return 0...
I counted four opening and four closing, which one do you see out of place?
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The only errors I get when compiling my program are:
pgm4b.cpp: In function 'int main()':
pgm4b.cpp:43: error:...