hey guys. I dont know where this sorta question goes but its linux related so it ended up here.

basically what im trying to achieve is to boot puppy linux from my USB, and keep my old files as...

oh ja.... seen that used somewhere before. bit more efficient i'd guess. up to you though jrice

to go back to the beginning, one way is to use a label, like so:


int main()
{
Stat s;

int score1 = 0, score2 = 0, score3=0, score4=0, score5=0;
int x = 1;
int winner;

shot. il go disect that now now and try make sense of it all

cheers and thanks :D

hmm... just one more thing, if

(*p)[0] = 0; // numbers[1][0] = 0;

refers to numbers[1][0]

then how do you refer to numbers[0][3] for instance? like not the first [], but the second []?

Thanks people!! You guys are awesome!
Back to the drawing board...

hey there. my problem is pretty simple (i think). I dont know how to point at a multi dimensional array.how i understand normal array pointers is:


int numbers[5];
int *p = numbers;

//so now...

hmm i thought of another way to make the code more readable. Instead of labels, make each deciding point a seperate function that has been declared as a prototype so that they can call back to each ...

EDIT: Ok the edit button disappeared O_O so I'll post it here. I read the sticky so instead of


cin >> input;
if (input != "some random input")
system("EXIT");


I can just say getchar();

Say you want a random number from 2 to n where n is 15, you would do the following:


int n = 15;
int random_int;

random_int = (rand()%n-2)+2;


lets look at the min/max scenarios.

Hello there. I am very new to C++ and still rather new to programming (Im only in high-school). I am trying to make a decision based game that runs in a cli to just get going with the language syntax...