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thank you,,,
yes you r right i have to initialize the size first :)

i make the user who enter the strings it is much easier ;)
woooow :D

woooooooooooow lastly i did it :D

thank you all of you for helping me ;)

first of all thank you for helping me :)
second:
1) i didn't take std::string befor :/... so i have to keep it as char array :(
2) i correct it
3) you mean i need loop right !
4) i correct it ...

100 is the size of the stack ! is it wrong ! :s

hi all...
i have a weird compilation error... when i declared an object

|error: no matching function for call to `Stack::Stack()'| !!!!!!

this is the code!!



#include <iostream>

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

#define SIZE 100
char C1='(';
char C2=')';

class stack {
private:

ok i will :)

my problem in how to read a string and push a character into a stack !!
also the balanced function... i really dont understand how to make it :(

and about the class i will try to correcr it....

in how can i read a string and push a character in a stack

it appears arror in what i made in the main function :(!!!

hi all

i have a question and plz i really need your help
the question is >>>>


A string of characters has balanced parenthesis if each right parentheses occurring in the string is matched...

oh OK i did not use C language, because that i don't know :)
thank you :)

U R Welcome ;)

I don't understand why u use #include<conio> ???

there is no such file called conio in the compiler which I use...!!

*to calculate the average:
in the first for loop sum+=score[i];

then in the end of the program

float Avg= sum/20;
cout<<"average = "<<Avg;

*for the lowest and highest:
declared a new...

correct your code ;)
this is for the first part




#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

i'm trying to post the code but it doesn't work!!! i will try again :(

Hi,,, i'm new here and i have a homework and really don't know how to solve it... i'm trying my best but there no luck :(

Please I need your help with node and singly linked list in C++...
it is...