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it appears as though your for loops aren't properly nested...

you have:


for(<stuff>);
for(<more stuff>);


should probably be:

so, are there no access modifiers in C++?

in Java (my only reference point for C/++ syntax), class members/behaviors have access modifiers, like:



public class JavaClass {
private int...

i'm a little unclear as to what you mean by the default access method for a structure. is there another method to set structure values beside either using the "constructor" (or whatever the correct...

something like this:



void showMe(int i) {
printf("my number: %d", i);
}


basic example (and i don't know if it works) :)

a function of type void (this is true in java, i'm assuming it's the same in C), it doesn't return anything.

excellent :)

ok, so structures seem like very basic classes (i.e., without any behaviours, just attributes). so, something like this...



#include <stdio.h>

struct person {
char name[25];
int...

right on, thanks all...

come to think of it, can anybody give me an example of when it might be appropriate to use a union or structure? AND (:)) when it would be more appropriate to use one or...

ok, thanks :)

is the same true of unions?

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howdy :)

i'm a python/java guy who's going to attempt to pick up C/C++, and so far it's pretty straightforward. I do have one question regarding structures...

in all the examples i've seen,...