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okay sorry I will take all you advice this is my first program

Errors:
unable to open include file 'STDIO.H' highlights #
unable to open include file 'CONIO.H' highlights #
Function should return a vaule highlights semi colon
Declaration terminated...

thanks again *hits head on desk*

okay try and find a way around not using strings

yes I did understand the bit about % thank you

again thank you Im at last understanding !!!!!!!

I did what you said and Im getting two errors and two warnings


/*********************
Program Name:Program 1
Author:geekrockergal...

Ive tried it in both upper and lower case and I still get the same error

thanks

thanks again

is it possiable to have multiple else statements:


int letter;
printf ("Please input letter [A, B, C]:\n");
do {
letter = getch();
letter = toupper(letter);

so is it possiable to do this (I want the user to input a speific character A or B)


char letter;
printf ("Please input letter:\n");
if {
letter = getch(A);
printf ("\nThe letter you have...

okay thanks

thanks

I am Im just writing what Im learning/reading in order to get a better perspective of it

thanks

thanks Im using borland by the way

thanks whats the != 27 is that something to do with the letter length??

/*********************************************************/
Program Name:program1
Author:geekrockergal


/***************PREPROCESSOR DIRECTIVES********************/
...

he hasn't explained it us full stop he just gave us a sheet to write from the only thing he explains is how to place our code in to flow diagrams I'l have to ask him next wenseday *sigh*

My lecture told us to write:


/*********************************************************/
Program Name:
Author:


/***************PREPROCESSOR DIRECTIVES********************/

thanks Adak
so if I wanted to create a program that outputted a letter that the user inputted, would it look like this:


printf ("Please input letter: ");
int %c
printf ("The letter you have...

How do I get a string to output a letter instead of a vaule in borland???

I placed ; at the start of each line becasue dev C++ was getting funny over it =( it still worked

sorry people I thought there were minor differances in c and c++ I have a template for borland that I can modify it to but I wont be able to test it as I find borland really complex to install and I...

Ive started it off:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>


using namespace std;

int main(void)

I need to create a counter and display it at the end of my program. I need to use this counter to show how many course applications where accepted and rejected based on certain criteria the student...