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Ok, thank you! I appreciate it. :)

Ok, so I would have to do this?


for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
delete [] forest[i];
}
delete [] forest;

I had a very quick question about dynamic multidimensional arrays.

If I were to create an array like this code, how would I go about cleaning it up?


int **forest = new int *[10];
for (int i...

Let's see if I can to answer your question.

Void means that the function does not have to return a value. Sometimes it wouldn't be useful or meaningful to return a value like int, double, char, or...

Alright! Thank you!

You have no idea how much this was starting to bug me.:mad:

Everything is in perfect working order now, Thank you very much! I appreciate it! :D

Heya, everybody!

I have question: How do I work with multiple input files?

I've been working on a program for about a week now, and I thought I finaly had it all figured out. It takes a word,...

Alright, thank you!

Hey, everybody!

I have a really quick question: is there any limit to the size of a text file that notepad can open, other than RAM?

I think everything below XP had something like a 32Kb limit,...

Ahhh! Thank you, Elysia!:D I didn't know if making something like this required more work or not.

I appreciate the help, everyone! Thanks! :)

Thank you for explaining


operator char*() {return ptr;}


I also see this set off a discussion that would have made my head explode if I tried to understand most of it.:eek:
I guess the...

If you remove this line:


operator char*() {return ptr;}

the entire program won't work at all, it won't output any of the variables with cout.
I'm just wondering how


operator char*()...

Yeah, I was really only confused about


my_String& operator=(const my_string &object);

and


operator char*() {return ptr;}

Hello, everyone!
Sorry to be a bother, but I needed some help wrapping my head around some syntax.

I would like to apologize in advance for the long post.

The book I'm reading from right now...