Nested switch case statements work with no problems... thanks guys

well, nevermind... I'll just do the nested thing... I didn't think about that (or better yet didn't think at all).

Hi all,
Someone is going to laugh at me for this one.
Can you have two arguments in a switch case statement?
switch (choiceA, choiceB)
{
case 1,2:
cout <<"Information";
...

I had the sasser virus... is your computer giving a countdown warning before it shutsdown? if so, it may be the sasser...

you guys 'disagree' alot in here... we should all hold hands sing the...

wait... are you trying to list names of students alphabetically or are you trying to change the characters in each students name around into alphabetical order?

Thanks Guys!! It worked!!! :mrgreen:

You're right... I'm sorry about that big mess.

Hello, I need help with me homework. It's probably something simple. My program is supposed:
1) read lines from a file (rain.txt)
2) find the shortest and longest lines (I used strlen())
3)...

I'm unsure of this but I don't think "int [6][6]" will work. Did you try "int getGraph()" and "return graph[6][6]"?