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to get out of loops, pal.

You are a lovely reptile. Thanks !

I have no money to buy expensive (at least, to me) printed books, therefore the sources I learn from are free ebooks (i.e Thinking in Java - Bruce Eckel, Microsoft Press ebooks... et cetera).
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you're having troubles with extraction/insertion direction. Recheck you cout statements. your if/else statement seems to be ok, so what's the prob. ?

I'm in Asia. I have my own MS Studio Enterprise Edition with only 0.7$, MSDN April 2001 with 3x0.7$ and I'm waiting for MS Studio .NET...

I have almost things with only 0.7$ per CDROM.

That's...

That's required in standard C++.

Pre-standard C++ your codes :

#include <iostream.h>

int main()
{
cout<<"Samples";

I have some troubles with char * (pointer to char)...

#1. Is the declaration

// codes
char* psz = "SAMPLE 1";
// end of codes

is equivalent to

my English is very bad, therefore I may misunderstand what you mentioned. But let me try...

// #1

int N;
char* arrOfString[20]; // 20 for example

cout<<"enter number of your string...

my English is very bad, therefore I may misunderstand what you mentioned. But let me try...

// #1

int N;
char* arrOfString[20]; // 20 for example

cout<<"enter number of your string...