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do {
cout << "\n";
cout << "Input s, u, v, a and t: (0 for unknown)\n";
cin >> s >> u >> v >> a >> t;
cout << "Which variable do you need?\n";
cin >> var;...

I ran into a bit of an issue when I tried using everything mentioned thus far in this thread for another program. I mentioned the Physics variables one earlier, anyway I tried it and everything works...

Its one of those moments again...
I'm so sorry for wasting your time. I went through all the past messages and checked everything. I've tried everything suggested so far but I didn't quite do them...

I have tried everything from enabling only the section that contains "c++0x" to enabling almost everything. Not a single option in any of the compilers with GCC in their names gets rid of that array...

"C++11" does not appear anywhere on codeblocks in any options i can find. I've been scrolling though compilers and their associated options for an hour...
Is there another way to accept the input...

So I cannot use it with codeblocks?

When I try to use your notation with arrays it doesn't work, " "array" was not declared in this scope". I also get a whole bunch of errors when I try adding variables :/

I think I finally 'get' arrays now after seeing it used that way o.o, I also felt like shouting "Eureka!" when I saw how you used those boolean operators, ty so much its exactly what I needed to...

Oh, been looking it up and there seem to be numerous different styles involved, any you would recommend or doesn't it really matter as long as I follow something?

It seems that the triangle trig...

Tnx the radiant/degree part works great! makes sense too.
As for the rest...uhm, I feel alot more stupid now than I did before looking up algorithms and the associated coding on the site. Its like...

Although I think I see what a radian is now in comparison with the circle example, I still can't seem to equate it with degrees if I'm to try convert the radian answer given by my program into the...

Thanks for the detailed answer! I'm only in my final year of high school and my AS maths class hasn't covered rad yet ;( (its next in the syllabus though) so I guess I'll have to wait and see with...

For the umpteenth time ty! Not only for providing a solution but for helping me understand my mistakes. Everything works now :D

On a side note, is it possible to implement sin, cos and tan into a...

Here's the tweaked program:


#include <iostream>

using namespace std;


int main()
{

I have to say I am flabbergasted as to how fast that reply was (In a good way ;p) and I facepalmed a handprint onto my forehead when I saw the basic geometry mistake, ty for pointing that out lol. I...

First off: HI! :D Been lurking on here for a while now and decided to join at last. Love the site btw.

Anyway, I started the tutorial a day or two ago and took a shot at my first program. The goal...