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Sorry if this doesnt make sense. I have posted a better question here...

I got a text file that is a single line of a string. For example:
I need to read the file using stdin then traverse each characters into multiple arrays where each row shifts to the left by one...

I've already mentioned in one of my posts. But I need to convert it to a 2D array where each new line is the first dimension of the array(row), and every char on that line is saved into the second...

Sorry. Here is the input file I will be using. 15820

The ifstream is just temporary. At least to read the text file correctly. But here is one that does use cin in it with a commandline argument. Should this be the model I should use?

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Hello, my project asks that I read input from stdin that allows redirection from a text file. Then redirect the output to a different file using stdout . It mentions that can't use file operations to...

Thank you. I figured out that problem well while i was doing debugging. I additionally forgot to add the Staff pointer to the vectorlist which is why the list function wouldn't work. So now it's...

Thank you. That was it, I had forgotten to convert to double and integers. That was something so simple that I've easily overlooked. You saved me hours of work. Now I was able to get my program to...

Unfortunately I am getting the same error as I described above when I try to change it.

When I tried to remove the "HourlyEmployee::" ,it gave me another error:

The employee pointer is only a temporary and it returns the values that I passed on.

Hello, I have an assignment that generally deals with Inherited classes and I'm stuck at a problem where I'm getting an error when I try calling the constructor:


This is my parser class where I...

Thank you.

So my first parameter is right? How would I get the length up to the next delimiter?

Hello all,
I need help in trying to parse a string as part of my assignment. My function I have will receive a string and the values are each separated with forward slash (/) delimiters. The...