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char *nchar = "Testing 1, 2, 3\n";


Does this create a pointer to a char array on the heap that stores "Testing 1, 2, 3\n" ?

Ok. For starters...



int lbs(int lbs);
int oz(int oz);
float kg(int kg);
float g(int g);
float totalg(int totalg);

Have you tried making a 3 x whatever array?

int SomeArray[3][12]

Thanks for the explaination, guys. I think I have an understanding of what they are enough to get me pass this bit of code.

They aren't const data members, DISGUISED. They are only private...

I am current trying to learn C++ and I'm a little confused about a constructor I found in a book I am reading and was wondering if anyone can explain to me what something means



//this is the...

I am kinda new at C++ and I don't know anything about djgpp but try this.



#include <iostream>

int main()
{
std::cout << "heY";
return 0;

Is there a reason why I should use

int answer()
return 0

rather than

void answer()

it gets the same thing accomplished.

Thanks, it does look cleaner and more understandable.

oh and BTW... it compiled perfectly.

Traveller:

I see it now.. it should be

Well... I didn't get any compile errors when I compiled it.


I was thinking about this myself and I should have put that before my class.


Im not returning anything but the answer is passed...

I am new here and I am new to C++... been slowly picking things up. I created a Basic Calc program and I was wonder what you guys think on how its writen. I know its a little extreme for a...