A comment if I may bhoot_jb.


You make heavy use of [..]. I know what ellipsis are [...], but I can't figure what's the process that warrant the use of two consecutive periods.


What's the...

If you don't want to exit don't use the function exit() which will terminate the program.

sentinel set to not done
while not done:
menu options:
switch:
option 1:
...

Perhaps consider a menu using a switch (http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson5.html) case construction?

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sound familiar, know how to block...

Dev C++ doesn't know about #include < conio.h>
getch() is why conio.h is needed.
change getch for getchar and it will not complain. You do not need conio.h.

Put them any where before the main function. Kind like the same way
you put prototypes of functions before main.

By the way, void main should be int main(void)

system("PAUSE"); the program waits for you to enter a key
system("CLS"); clears the console or command line terminal

both of makes your program not portable since is operating system
depended

Don't bit yourself up, you couldn't help it.;)

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Mister Joeprogrammer,
Am I correct, then, in assuming that this way of reference in a function is something different for C++ than for C? I know you can not do it in C, but my C++ is very limited.

D_Nath[i]=PI*D[i]/er[i]*.76554;

You forgot to change the () for [] inside statement inside the loop

The first line I think is because in the prototype you have the first
parameter as an int and in the actual function is a int array.

I always copy my function and use it as a prototype, just...

remove the & after the last int in the bool Bsearh fuction




You are missing an ending bracket for the first else. The one right after while belongs to the do/while loop.

Yeah, it helps to know what you want to do, first. :)

What you are doing is:

2^5 = 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 = 32
That is correct.

#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>

using namespace std;
int main()

What I meant was:

Declare another float or better yet a double variable at the begining of
main. Then assign the result of the pow function to that variable.

Then do what you wish with that...

a_variable_float = pow(a,b);

#include <math.h>

pow(base, exponent);

The function getch is a compiler especific function, meaning that is not
standard so you can not use it with every C compiler.
Stay away from it. Getchar is the standard, use it, and build good...

When you program for a console window, the program just do what
you ask to do, and then exit returning control to the operating system.
That's why "the black screen just flashes". In orden to see...

You are doing something different then. This code works as explained.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

int a[5] = {1,2,3,4,5};
int *aptr = a;

When you asign a pointer to an array you don't use the & operator.

int *aptr = a;



cout << *( aptr + i ) will do it. Notice the "*" outside the parenthesis, and the i to index the...

I am very sorry that we couldn't help you. I thought that by going down with what your code would do, step by step you would see that it has some problems. My bad there.

I understand that english...

for( x = 2; x < 100; x++ ) This for loop will start with the value 2 stored in x and
check every time if is less that 100, so it will never reach 100 numbers but 99, since at the 100th time it will...

Let's say you pass the array int A[] = { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
and that the int n is iqual to the number of elements in the array,
in this case 3 since starts at element 0.
This sorting function is going...