Hello, I have recently installed Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, and right off the bat when trying to make a new project I find myself unable to make a Win32 Windows Application, when I go...

Yeah thanks for the help. Sorry about the mistake

You should use inline functions when declaring them in the class itself, you can do this by simply typing

void SetAge (int age) { return itsAge = age }

so you wouldnt need to use the scope...

Thanks a lot everyone, it really helped.

Hello again, I have more questions, and I want to say I am very thankful for your help so far. What I'm wondering is that how come it matters which specific bit is turned on or off? And where would...

Ok, I think I have a rough concept of how this works, since AND and OR are used as a kind of way for subtracting and adding, does anyone know any links to where I could read up on bits and the whole...

Thank you for both of your responses, I'm just trying to wrap my mind around the whole bit thing and how a character represents a binary number, and how the 6th bit reverses character case. So, I'm...

Please use [noparse] around your code.
Thanks

I came to a point in my C++ book where I have to start using bitwise operators, such as &, ^, and |. I have a hard time grasping the concept of exactly how do I manipulate bits, the following example...

Thanks, I was able to solve it by changing the function to void round(double *num) and the call to round(&i)

Here is my code, it is suppose to take the double num, round it, and return it using call by reference, but when i try to compile it gives me an ambiguity error at
round(i);.

please help.
...

in a normal loop you would have
for( i = 0; i < n; i++)

but in your code the semicolon simply states that it doesnt matter what the first section( i = 0) is.

[edit] What AD said. lol.

Welcome to C++ (http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/introduction.html)

Yeah, thanks. I think I get it, but only time will tell.
The next program I am dealing with requires me to set up an array with random numbers in each slot, then sort the array from highest to...

So I am learning arrays, and i was given a piece of code in my book here which basically finds the average, min, and max value of a set of numbers, but the thing i don't understand is, when you are...

how should i improve my formatting, can you please give me an example... i just get lost of what has to be where when im writing

So after a day or two of trying i finally found out how to do this, my question is, is there any way to do this that is more efficient without using the prime function?

#include <iostream>
using...

I'm using this for Vista, works fine.

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Sorry, I read over it but it didn't register. Thanks.

Thanks a lot, may I ask what was the std:string line; and the getline(cin,line) for?

For example, if i compile
int main ()
{
int a;

cout << "Hello World";

cin.get();
return 0;
}

Hi, I am new to C++ and I joined this forum with hopes of learning as much as i possibly can about the language. This seems like a nice place with a mature community. I bought a C++ book and I'm just...