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Gah, I'm so stupid. Such a stupid mistake. >_<

Thanks. *looks like a fool now* :(

I'm making this Palindrome recursion program, and capitals are changed to lower case, and all blanks and punctuation must be ingnored. I've tested all my other functions and they work, except for the...

Cypherus, you got C++ How to Prgram 4th ed. by Deitel?

I just recently started to get time to practice coding too, right now I'm working on the programs at chapter 4. I've learned that a good...

Thanks for all the replies. The people here are really helpful and nice. :)



Well, there is the 1st intro to C++ class, that's where I learned up to pointers. The 2nd intro course was on...

It is accreditted. I go to NJIT New Jersey Instiute of Technology. Most of the professors do not know coding, or know old forms of code and the last time they really coded was a long time ago. Most...

Hi again.

Basically, I'm really thinking about changing majors from Computer Science. I'm now going to be starting my 4th semester at it, and I still have very very basic C++ knowledge and...

I just don't get why this code:



void Tolkenize (char *input)
char *token_ptr;

token_ptr = strtok(input, " "); //Gets the first word

cout << "\nDEBUG: This is the token: " <<...

Well, I finally got it to compile and run, but it only works on the first run.



void Tolkenize (char *input)
{
char *token_ptr;

token_ptr = strtok(input, " "); //Gets the first word

Thanks! I'm starting to understand this chapter better. Only 17 more chapters left :p

Then I'll move on to Visual GUI's in C++. :)

But can't you just place the token into a declared string? Why would you need to have it sent to a pointer first?

Also, when I use strok for this phone number string: (different program example)
...

Hi, I'm trying Chapter 5, programming question 35 in the Dietel book and I come accross these 2 errors:

It's supposed to be a PigLatin word program, and I'm trying to take in a whole sentence,...

Hi again,

I read in the C++ book that rand() function returns a random number and that in order to get a random number in a range that you want, the formula is:

1-6,
1 + rand() % 6

And...

Thanks all! Wow, all these replies so quickly and in a helpful manner. :)

I did talk to my CS adviser, and she ended up admitting that she isn't a Computer Science major, nor has taken up any...

Hi all,

I'm majoring in Computer Science at my local college and prior to comming to this college, I had absolutely no programming knowlege, just the enthusiasm that I liked computers.

So after...