You don't have to manipulate the array after being sorted.

You can use a for loop to start from 1 to the array size to show the array. This would disclude the last element. Of course you need to...

what is "it"?

Is "it" a online judge? If so then post the question.

Ok then.

Here are some tips.

1) Whenever you have "new" keyword used, match it with a "delete"
keyword. Make sure there is a 1 to 1 relationship there.

2) Instead of raw pointers, use...

post your code and you will get more help

In what sense of "Marketing"?

using structs or classes would be easier and more elegant. What do
you think?

This shouldn't be this hard.

You want to read from a text file of the format :

Firstname;Lastname;178

where the ';' means the word has ended. And you know you will
always read firstname,...

>>This leaves my wondering if it would be possible to use -= to decrease after each loop in any way ?

Try it. Put Fr->callEvent -= Fr->callEvent after the call to Dt->eventHandler.

>>Is there a way to delete the content on the left side of += after each loop ?

Can't know for sure without knowing Fr->callEvent type, but
Assumming callEvent is a string ? You can just reset...

Change this :

if (num > largest)
largest = num;
count++;


to this :

if (num >= largest) {

Don't worry about that. Just do it with if statements.

For example to sort 2 variable you can do this :

int n = 0;
int m = 0;
cin >> n >> m;

if(n < m )
cout << n << " " << m;

Its not hard.

#include<fstream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
ifstream readFromFile("test.txt");
string var1, var2;
readFromFile >> var1 >> var2 ;

read this (http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/files/)

Use the ? : operator.

replace the && with the ||. You wan't the loop to run if either currentX OR currentY is not equal to toX or toY, respectively.

Also take out the

else { currentX-- } and else{ currentY-- }
...

How to use functions :

1) Declare a prototype .

Ex :

//int is the return type
//calculateBonus is the function's name
//int number is its argument
// the semicolon " ; " means its a...

Yep I guess, you can use if statements to sort this.

What have you really learned in the class so far, what concepts?

You haven't learned about functions or you don't want to use functions?

Can you use the standard functions?

Think of all...

In psuedocode of course :


void insertionSort(int * Array, int size)
{

//declare minElem variable to 0

//for i = 0 to i < size, increment i by 1
{

well since since there are 5! possible combination, the minimum
number of if stated you will use is 2^5 = 32.

That will suck.

Just use insertion sort, the idea behind it is to mid a max*...

Yes, your if/else is incorrect, only 1 of them gets evaluated.

1) use Code tags.

2) The second one. Its more reusable.

>> but my teacher wants the user to be able to be able to input a number of any length

That means that you shouldn't use int, double , long long or whatever.
It means you should get your input as...

in your reverse function, what happens if num is less than 0?
What would the function return?

Get the input as a string and print the string backwards. Makes sure the string contains numeric data...

Have a test condition in your for loop.

In psuedocode :


for i = 0 untill MAX{
pick1 = random number
pick2 = random number
while(pick2 == pick1 ) pick2 = another random number
pick3 =...

They have given you the answer, but let me expand on that :

Your prototype for fillArray is this :
int fillArray(int);//Trying to make a fn that fills an array

What does that mean ? It says...

1) Why ?

2) need compile time variable meaning there will be a fixed amount
of inputs to get

3) Need to implement your own sorting method and use it inside main,
so technically it won't be a...

Think of main as a variable. And your function takes a variable a well.
But the variable is not normal, its a function. A function can be passed to another function like a variable. You just need...

How about you warp your code into code tags, correctly.

Then comment on each line of code, so we can see what you are thinking.

Input = cin
x is a float
y is a int
r is a int

for i to y means :

for(int i = 1; i < y; i++)
{
//code goes here

Here is a hint :

********** 10 stars
********* 9 stars
******** 8 stars
******* 7 stars
****** 6 stars
***** 5 stars
**** 4 stars
*** 3 stars

Use the suggestion above, although you might want to google sorting for knowledge experience.

You can do this if you want to use std::sort;

#
int main()
{
int x[5];
prompt(x);...

>>i not sure what is the single quote means...

Its usually used with char variables :

char quit = 'n';
if( quit == 'n' )
cout<<"Still playing\n";

You forgot to enable GL_COLOR_MATERIAL, when using lighting. I
changed it a little, take a look at the comments.

#define GLUT_DISABLE_ATEXIT_HACK
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <GL/glut.h>

...

wanna send me the file so I can take a look at it. Make sure you
have enabled lighting and LIGHT0

your function call should be :

values(value1);

Forgot to seed.


#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
srand(time(0));

Did you call glNormalize in your init function ?

By having proper normals the light "reflects" of the shape and thus it works out as planned. If you don't calculate normals then your object ...

Its because you don't have your normals calculated for rectangles.
Plus put your lighting function in our initGL function.