int xMin = -10;
int xMax = 10;

double xData[xMax - xMin];

xData contains 20 elements starting from 0 to 19.


int counter = xMin;
for (counter; counter <=xMax; counter++) {

My bad :(

You are totally right.

You can't simply compare 2 strings with operator ==. There is a function in library <string> called strcmp().


Syntax:
int strcmp(string1, string2)

Return:
Return 1 if string1 >...

while (tryanother = 'y')

Change = to ==

Initializing the elements of an array a1 and size n randomly, so that its elements have values between [1-45].

I think the assignment want us to create an array with random size in runtime.

Posting the whole assignment will not help you or help us know what you have problem with. If you do not understand the logic, tell us which part that you don't understand. Tell us more about what...

It is quite simple. User input the value into number not A[number]. So it should be sum = sum + number.

Mathematically, you can just constantly substract the dividend with divisor and count it until the dividend become smaller than the divisor. If dividend become 0 after it's been constantly...

Of course you can have multiple of them. However, try to avoid using it as much as possible since most of the time goto can be replaced with a loop. For some case such as break multiple-level of...

Then use goto


for (int a=0; a<10; a++) {
for (int b=0; b<10; b++) {
for (int c=0; c<10; c++) {
if (b == 5)
goto endloop;
}
}

I haven't read all of your code because it is hard to read wihtout code tag. However, I think your sort should be in this way:


string temp;

for (int j = 0; j < capacity-1; j++) {
for(int i...

You have sorted your income array and that is the reason why.

I think you didn't provide enough information about your project. For example: how the loop produce the combination? how will you compare those combination? what is the purpose of your combination?...

return number * (byThePower(number , power - 1));

I don't know how to explain it, so I would rather show how it process: Let say power = 4

Number to return = number * byThePower(number, 3)
...

I would write it like this: (this code works only when the power is a positive number)

int byThePower(int number, int power)
{
if (power >= 1)
return number * (byThePower(number ,...

int ans,num,power1 ;
num =1;

Why you declare something that you didn't use?


number=number*number;
power--;
return(byThePower(number,power));

I don't feel that your code works 100% correctly. What's happen when the first digit is number 9? 9 < 9 == false.

a++ mean a = a + 1.
so (!a)++ mean !a = !a + 1 which !a is not a variable.

std::cout and std::endl, I believe.

cin.getline(p,50);

The reason why it does read only 49 characters because the computer need the last character to be a NULL character.

You need 3 files:

golf.h contains the functions declaration.
golf.cpp contains the definition of the function in golf.h
main.cpp contains the main() function

if (board[rownum-1][colnum-1] == 'X' or board[rownum-1][colnum-1] == '0')

What language are you using?


char board[ROWS][COLUMNS]=
{ {'.' , '.' , '.' , '.' , '.' , '.' , '.' , '.' , '.' ,...

The file that you attempt to read is not exist. To track this kind of error, I would suggest you to use std::cout inserting method.


void ReadFile()
{ char fname[13],ch;

cout<<"Enter...

I truthfully don't know what the problem is.

Can you post a few lines of code around the error line?

Check line 265, if there is missing semi-colon..

for(int i=1 ; i<51 ; i++) {
{

cout<<setw(3)<<alpha[i-1]<<" ";
if( (i+1)%10 == 0)
cout<<endl;
}

}

It should be:

if( (i+1)%10 == 0)

Because i was started from 0

After you successfully initialize your array, you create another loop for print each element of your array. Every 10 elements, you insert the newline character. (Hint: everytimes the counter is...

If you want to use only one loop, you don't need to use condition.


for(int i =0; i<25; i++) {
alpha[i] = i * i;
alpha[49-i] = (49-i) * 3;
}

Of course. If I were you, I would seperate the code into 3 files: stack.h, queue.h, and main.cpp

Salem's avatar told you all about it.


#include<conio.h>
#include<stdio.h>

You are using C header files rather than C++ header files.

void main()
{ intro();
menu();
}

Non-standard code.

Don't worry, I would never comment that much in my project, and the comments look nicer in gray colour than in green colour.

I know that my code is over-commented; however it is very self-documented.

Self-document code is not only comments what the code does but also the concept of the code. To give you an idea of how to comment, I write a small example of code with comments. (I'm not a...

It depends; the bigger the number is, the faster the running till sqrt(n) perform. Another thing, all the prime number, except number 2 and 3, are in this format 6k+1 or 6k-1; however, not all the...

Why make your code so complicated? The most basic concept of finding prime is to test from 2 until number-1. Once you find the divisor number of that number, then you are also able to find the factor...

More comments are needed to be added.


/*********************************
* What is the title of your program? *
* What is the purpose of this program?*
* Written by who? ...

#include<iostream>

float celsius_to_fahrenheit(float);
int main()
{
float fahrenheit;
float celsius=22.5;
fahrenheit=celsius_to_fahrenheit(celsius);...