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Wow, I see. That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.

Does not including something like
using namespace std; initially have some kind of advantage? (Something beyond me maybe? Like memory...

Ahh. So when I see std::cout, you are using a different cout than if you had just typed like

cout << "Your answer" ;

What is the difference between them if there is one?

seems useful, but I am not sure what std:: stuff does.

Is the '::' some universal syntax used? If so, what does it do exactly? What is the standard (std) stand for too? Or rather, what does it do.

not sure why you said that??? I did click on those links he posted, but if there was an example to do more stuff then I clearly didn't understand it.....I have only been in this intro c++ course for...

Thanks for the post. The cin.ignore() trick worked for eliminating one character, so a phrase like 'ya' or 'no' would be remedied. However, 3 or more characters is still a problem. 'Yes', for...

Hey guys, I just finished my gen ed stuff and have started my first programming class for my CS degree. Anyways, this is the second project I was assigned.

create a program that asks the user how...