1st.: I have got a dev c++ 4.9.9.2 IDE. If I replace it with another one, it's sure that the new one will be able to run my sourcecodes?
2nd: I could see in a thread, that somebody has the same...
Type: Posts; User: Treborh
1st.: I have got a dev c++ 4.9.9.2 IDE. If I replace it with another one, it's sure that the new one will be able to run my sourcecodes?
2nd: I could see in a thread, that somebody has the same...
The prototypes would be first and after main the function definitions. I know.
When you put data in double enter is needed. Pass that mistake.
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
struct book {
string author;
string title;
...
But thanks
No, because that do much.
Uff! Sometimes there is only one reason that I use a structure, I want to practise it. Anyway, I would forget it. But yes, it is an interesting other key for the same lock. :)
Provide options. Just run it, and say your opinions.;)
#include<iostream>
#include<vector>
using namespace std;
int main(){
int n, m, a, b;
vector<int>primes(0);...
If it is so terrible problem, why c++ allow me to do it?
.push_back sorry.
That' s quite good. Are you a proffessional tester? Just I don't know why I solve it in this way in the beginning push.back(2), push.back(3) why? Though the creater is me. I've written it about 2...
I show another piece of mini-workflow. Can you read it easy.
#include<iostream>
#include<vector>
using namespace std;
int main(){
int n=3, m; vector<int>primes(0); bool op=1;...
Uhm. Just a qustion. I use dev c++. Could you run it with cod blocks?
You know, this work is pasted into txt format before copy to here, then try your suggested method "
". That series of actions...
OK. I see it. So you have problem with my style.
My answer is: I am a hobbiest and hardly have enough chance to become a proffessional coder I am a mechanical engineer, and inspite of this fact I...
Be polite, if you can. ;)
Hm. I still haven't got it. Help me please:) I don't wanna open a new thread for that.
Ok! But how I understand the whole statment?
My poor English don't let me understand the last remark. Can you explain me? (to indent or to intend) though it doesn't matter, wheter one or other do not make any sense for me.
#include<iostream>
#include<vector>
#include<cmath>
using namespace std;
vector<int>binary(1); int i, s=0 ;
vector<int> Binary(int dec);
int main(){
That's incredible. I work out a binary converter which convert decimal value into binary.A lot of people has already done the same that before,but now I also has maneged to do it. I didn't think so...
It's your business how much effort you invest in learning about something. Of course, it doesn't work in long way and not benefit for you just keep asking without thinking, but sometimes you have to...
Hi!
I solved your task. Ask me, if anything isn't clear.
Here you are:
<<< SNIPPED CODE - See my reply! >>>
Thanks a lot, tabstop. (:
Of course, I noticed this sad fact( dev-c++ hasn't been updated since 2005 till now), me too. But there are several site, where many people praise this good compact work,...
I've downloaded Bjarn Stroustrup's book with the title of Programming Principles and Practice Using C++ not so long. As I keep reading it and do the drills and examples, in the part of exception...
Thanks a lot. It was a more concrete and I will visit the recommended links.
Thanks. But I have already have some expierence in another a bit higher level language, namely Visual Basic 6.0 for application (Excel-but it doesn't matter). So it is sure that this confuses me. You...