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  1. Thread: c to c++

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    c to c++

    I am Ok at C but want to learn C++ and I was wondering if anybody could recommend any good books or sources of imformation to help me out. Is there a great deal of difference? I am only a little into...
  2. Thread: deletes

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    I am using Windows Me and Borland Turbo C++ 4.5...

    I am using Windows Me and Borland Turbo C++ 4.5 compiler but I am unable to move the curser backwards after keying in any data
  3. Thread: deletes

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    Most of the entered data are numbers, so I have...

    Most of the entered data are numbers, so I have been using scanf to store them in integers or floats. The program works fine but I would still try to let the user correct any wrongly pressed keys as...
  4. Thread: display

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    When you don't know what your looking for then...

    When you don't know what your looking for then its harder to find !!
  5. Thread: display

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    I know this sounds stupid but could you explain...

    I know this sounds stupid but could you explain in simpler terms as I am completely new to this. Could anyone recomend any tutorials on this subject.
  6. Thread: borland compiler

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    borland compiler

    Could anybody help !, I am using borland c++ 4.5 compiler and I have somehow knocked the overwrite function on and try as I might I can't get it off, don't laugh !!. Also while I am on which input...
  7. Thread: user input

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    user input

    does anyone know the code or function that allows the user to use the arrow and delete keys to delete characters entered by mistake. this may seem simple but its got me beat.
  8. Thread: files

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    files

    i am opening a text file using r+ the purpose is to read a float value into the program, do the calculation then write the modified value back into the file ready to be read again the next time it...
  9. Thread: storing values

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    thanks alot prelude

    thanks alot prelude
  10. Thread: storing values

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    please bear with me i am a newbie but the problem...

    please bear with me i am a newbie but the problem i am having is that the program is run every day to compute the totals but the monthly totals are erased every time the program is run. is there any...
  11. Thread: storing values

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    storing values

    i am writing a program that opens a text file gets data from the user and calculates the daily totals and displays them, as the data is entered daily how do i store these totals so that the program...
  12. Thread: user input

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    user input

    /*printf("\n Please enter the ticket number\n ");
    fgets(day.t_no,7,stdin);

    for(loop=0;loop<strlen(day.t_no);loop++)
    {
    if(!isdigit(day.t_no[loop]))
    {
    printf("\n...
  13. Thread: user input

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    user input

    i am still having problems trying to get the user to input a string and being able to allow them to use the arrow keys to go back and delete and re-enter the data before enter is pressed, i've tried...
  14. Thread: user input

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    user input

    when asking the user for input is there any way that you can enable the user to go back and alter there input before they press enter
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    its that simple

    its that simple
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    calculating percentages

    can anyone help me, how can you calculate the percentage of a number using c for example 289.78 + 17.5%. it may seem simple to someone out there but its been driving me mad.
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