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You might wanna try:

system("set prompt $D $$");

This will set the system environment variable, and should stick around after your program closes (SHOULD, as I am not 100% sure about this.)

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>

int main() {

int i;
char buffer[33];

cout >> "Please enter a number: ";
cin << i;

The one great thing about syntax is that you can look it up whenever you need to.

Now, about those words.....

You have words that sometimes begin with an underscore, a capital, or a lowercase...

post what you have so far

What are you having trouble grasping?? What can you not get?

Anyone know any good Perl tutorials on the net. I just need the basics like arrays, scalars, etc. Just something to get me started.

An L-value is any legal value that can be placed on the left side of the equal sign......

For example:

MyVariable = 5;

Because you can assign a value to a variable in C, this is legal....

I have recently nuked my hard drive in an attempt to create a dual boot system between Windows 2000 and SuSE Linux version 7.1. Everything with the Windows Installation went great....When I went to...