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Well, I HAD something I was going to report, but it sounds like you know about it already.

You have a ">>" where it should be a "<<" there.

Wouldn't it be easier to take the "If you wish to translate another letter please type it and press Enter,otherwise press ESC to exit:" part out of the if/else/if/else/etc. bit and stick it below all...

Well, not necessarily, you could do this for numbers out of that range:


#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ctype.h>

int main()
{

You can't. A variable can only be one single type.

However, the numbers 0 through 9 still are characters, as well, so typing in a number would work with a character variable.

That means that the functions "prompt_gallons", "prompt_miles", "prompt_done", and "average" are not defined yet.

You could try this:


int fiveChosen; /* this would occur higher up, not right above what follows it here */

do
{

fiveChosen = 0;

Oh, I get it.

No, cin by itself doesn't do that, but you can use the function cin.get() to do that.

Just add this:


cin.get();...where you want it to do that.

Oh, and if the program...

Please elaborate; I can't think of a case where cin doesn't wait until enter is pressed.

I see the problem, you declared "human" with the following line:


Player human();

Leave out the () part; those are only there if you are not using a default constructor and instead are using...

First error:

You're declaring multiple classes like multiple variables. You can't do that; I have a feeling you didn't mean to use "class".

Second error:

You either missed a variable type,...

Such supportive and loving parents! :p

"I AM NOT dividing."

To get the remainder, first you must divide. Modulus does that; therefore you ARE dividing.

Plus, even if it didn't, what's the remainder when dividing by zero? It'd...

Three things:

1. I believe the segmentation error came from the fact that you used a forward slash after "c:" instead of a backward slash, because it worked after I changed it to a backward slah....

I'm a bit shaky on how the "shuffle" and "deal" functions work regarding shuffling your deck and dealing five cards. If you could explain in plain English what's happening there, I might be able to...

I wasn't sure whether to post this in the game programming forum or this one, but because it's more of a technical thing, I'm posting it here.

Here's my problem. I'm making a text-based RPG, and...