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Very nice example of switch case!

Why are you using the C snippets for a C++ snippet? There is a difference between the two old languages.

Code tags won't help here! I guess in some countries April first falls on a later date! This code has only one purpose, to test the mental constipation of the typical C programmer.

VB.NET followed by VC.NET and possibly VD.NET? My soothing condolence!

Frigg, I posted it and it got swallowed up.
An array of unions might do.

Take you pick:
Unix OS is '\n'
Windows is '\r\n'
Mac OS is '\r'

Our friend is on a Linux machine.

Reading the books might help.

The IT did not use C++ or she would still be working on it!

Don't forget that an ace can be 1 or 11

Hmm, another Turbo C hold-over! You can replace it with the SetPixel() function from the Windows GDI32.lib. Vegaseat had plowed those fields long ago, and there is an example he left in the code...

Ah, the old Turbo C bad habit clrscr() function. First try to make your program without it, it is rarely needed! You can replace one bad habit with another and use:
#include <stdlib.h>

void...

I think that Dev C++ follows the standard better, since it really uses a very common open source compiler. A program should close unless you make it wait within the code. Anything else is added by...

Why stick to Borland ??? Right on ~s.o.s~! Borland is a sinking ship!

The Visual Studio 2005 free edition is huge! Kind of takes over your computer. I would go for GCC which is part of the...

If you use C++, load a string vector and use the vector's sort. Then you don't have to give a rat-poop about the sorting algorithm, it will be the best! A somewhat modern example:
// load a string...

The rules of the Game of Life are wonderfully explained at:
http://www.math.com/students/wonders/life/life.html

Here is a mildly more modern way:
// convert string to all lower case

#include <algorithm>
#include <cctype>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

// I think clock() is only available for Windows, a tick is ~ 1 ms
// if you need time like the string returned by ctime(), then you have to do some processing

#include <iostream>
#include...

Sorry, I am on a borrowed computer. There is a code snippet here on DaniWeb that uses a BGI for C++. You may check the web site referenced in the snippet.
...

Take a look at the C++ code snippets here on Dani Web. The snippets are in a goofy order, but you can search them.

This one might do for drawings:
http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet176.html
...

Okay children, stop the name calling!
grunge man, you forgot to iclude <iostream>

#include <cstdlib> // system()
#include <iostream> // cout, cin, endl

using namespace std;

int main()...

I would set up a vector of doubles, load it with the resistance values using push_back(). This will take care of size too. You can load from a file or user input.

Now loop through the vector and...

"Modify the program in Fig 2.21 so it uses only
integers for monetary values to calculate the compound
interest."
Why would you ever want to do that for?

Why not just google for it, it's so easy!

The way I read this, this person wants to write a string about 20 to 30 lines long. Am I correct? How to do it best within the code is not an easy question to answer.
...

However, there is a comparison operator out of sight!

This site has a real thorough and updated list of books for C and C++
http://www.comeaucomputing.com/booklist/

JoBe, that looks like interesting code you doing! Is that STL stuff or what?

Does anybody know if there is a good C++ code library that can process MIDI music files?

Wow iamthwee, that must have taken some time to type in all those colors. I like colors! Are you a genius or something?

A lot of schools have no money for their hand-me-down computers. Turbo2.0 is given away free. Still better than teaching Mbasic.