Ok here's the finished program :)


/*~~~prog3.cpp~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| "Waiting ...waiting... Next!" |
| Program...

ArkM: Thanks for the tip on inserting the code -- didn't realize there was a difference.
Also, this is a presentation, rather a work in progress: I felt like sharing:icon_cool:
And thanks Adam

Working on a simulation which closely resembles waiting in a line at a bank. Program runs the simulation based on the user's inputs of # of servers, simulation time, average time between arrival, and...

Alrighty: here's the completed program -- one issue left is that if there are 2 entries with the same key, the program won't find it. Also, after the third choice, user must enter their choice a...

****Note:

Program is not complete: I'm still working on bool erase (const KeyType key);
AND I'm still trying to figure out how to incorporate my Node *LinkedList::find(const KeyType key).... it's...

Ok...the insert function problem has been solved...


/*~~~linkedlist.h~~~*/
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

typedef struct Articles ElementType;
typedef...

typedef Node * NodePointer;

NodePointer is a pointer to a type of class Node. Thus, NodePointer nPtr = new Node(dataValue); is declaring nPtr as type NodePointer, and it is being set to a new...

ok so i fiddle with it some more, managed to get the first node into the list ...here's the insert function (i didn't change any other parts of the program)


void LinkedList::insert(const...

another thing to add - when i run the program, this is the error

Crawford:2000:EPa Diane Crawford Editorial pointers
3 [main] program2 3416 _cygtls::handle_exceptions: Exception:...

Ok, so I am befuddled. Each individual file compile fine, no errors. When I compile all together and create an executable, no errors. But, when I run the program, I am getting an error. I have it...

THANK you! ...I always forget about that part

bool operator>=(const ElementType &e1, const KeyType &key);


I am trying to overload >= which compares the a string in struct e1 with a string. When I compile I get an error that:

'bool...

Ok classes seem to be working fine -- I'm posting them in case anyone runs into this kind of program. They all compile without any errors :D

player.h

#include <iostream>
#include <string>...

tictactoe.h

class Tictactoe
{
private:
int s[9];
int row, col;
char square[3][3];
char board[3][3];

Thank you. I took your advice and made some changes, as well as added some:
(just putting the class files down for now since they are what I'm struggling with)

tictactoe.cpp

#include...

Hey there. I am taking a programming class using C++ and my assignment is to create "Tictactoe" using ObjectOrientedProgramming... The problem is I have no idea what I am doing...
I need to have a...