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  1. At My Wit's End (concerns passing char to constructor)

    PURPOSE OF PROG: user enters an arithmetic problem with two terms. Based upon the rules of significant digits, the program calculates the answer, and returns what the...
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    Woah... thanks... I'm going to have to sit down...

    Woah... thanks... I'm going to have to sit down with a cup of coffee and begin attempting to "translate" all of that in my mind... haha...thanks.
  3. Thanks all. Oh and golfinguy- do you mean me?

    Thanks all. Oh and golfinguy- do you mean me?
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    :o Haha sorry I suppose I am too curious for my...

    :o Haha sorry I suppose I am too curious for my own good :D
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    :) Ahh yes I had suspected that one could do...

    :) Ahh yes I had suspected that one could do this, but how exactly?
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    Parsing for Dummies

    Okay— yes, I have checked every resource of cprogramming.com, and yet I am still confused about the concept of string parsing, and/or separating strings into tokens. It isn't that there isn't enough...
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    Oh okay, cool, but could you possibly explain...

    Oh okay, cool, but could you possibly explain what you mean by "cutting up" strings? Thanks.
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    Functionality of Linked Lists

    I understand the mechanics of simple linked lists, but the only functionality for them that I have seen exemplified is that of sorting values(e.g., input 13, 4, 8, output 4,8,13). I know that there...
  9. Implementing Mathematical Concepts in Code

    I've been very interested in implementing various mathematical formulæ with C++, but there's no real "home" for algoritms/mathematical programming on cBoard. Rather than propose putting up an entire...
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    Many Thanks, and a Follow-up

    Firstly, I thank everyone who offered their input.

    Secondly— I conferred with a mathematically-gifted friend of mine, and researched the matter online. I found a whole bunch of methods, including...
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    Thanks for all of the input. No, unfortunately...

    Thanks for all of the input. No, unfortunately I'm not too familiar with algorithms, but I'd love to learn about them.

    One thing I do remember from 8th grade algebra is a trial-and-error method...
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    Homemade Square Roots

    Okay, I'm aware that this is highly inefficient, that this is reinventing the wheel, etc., etc. ; however, I'm a curious guy, and I'd like to be able to say that I could write my own square root...
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    I should change that, I figured out how to use...

    I should change that, I figured out how to use <iostream> w/ using namespace std...

    okay, so I get an error at this particular line of the aforementioned code...

    Course::Course(char *pname,...
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    Oh okay thanks guys, but I've noticed two snags:...

    Oh okay thanks guys, but I've noticed two snags: when I change it to <iostream>, I get like 33 errors and 3 warnings, saying that basically everything is done incorrectly. also, for some reason when...
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    Passing string through a function...

    Howdy. I have been pondering how I would go about taking, in this case, the name of a subject (for a GPA tracking program), and pass it through to an overloaded constructor. I figured pointers were...
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    Woah, thanks! haha That's a lot of code!

    Woah, thanks! haha That's a lot of code!
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    About operator overloading...

    I'm rather new to C++ and I couldn't find an answer in the FAQ- I was reading some less-than-lucid text recently about operator overloading, and I didn't understand a.) what it is or what it's for or...
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