And because this is C++, #defines should be made const. And he's using C style strings, not std::strings.

#include <iostream.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
O-o-outdated. It's:
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdarg>
#include <cstdlib>

I'm sure there is an example either in the code snippets section or on Wikipedia.

1) Use [code] tags.
2) void main (){ Nope, its int main(){
3) studentResultsStream.open(a:studentResults.txt"...Missing opening quote.

Please show some effort. We will not do your homework for you. Post your attempt for us to correct.

You created a new thread with the same question. Look there.

1) number = get_number(); // subroutine will ask user for a numberNot if it's not defined it won't ;)
2) cin >> get_number
a. Where is get_number defined?
b. Missing semi-colon.
3) cout <<...

This is a simple rock paper scissors game using random numbers.

Use [code] tags!

You may want to take out the non-standard functions and headers (getch(), etc).

The problem is he divides radius by n before n is initialized or inputed.

First write out a timeline of how to do it on paper. Then take that timeline and translate it into code. (hint: this double width = radius / n; is in the wrong place).

There are some outdated elements (goto), non-portable ones (system("PAUSE"), and a complete lack of indentation.

6) Take out the .h's:
include <iostream>
//etc...

Also, your main function needs a closing brace:
int main()
{
int n;
double radius = 2;
double width = radius / n;

cout << "Enter the number of rectangles> ";
cin >> n;...

Main should have a type int main (void)

1)Main should have a type: int main (void)
2) O-o-out dated: goto begin;
3) What's with the indentation?
4) Seed rand only once, at the start of the app.
5) Could you have made this any less...

This void main()should be int main(void). Try to find alternatives to using clrscr, etc, as they are non-portable.

Is this C++ code? It looks like C code.

Try this (http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1048382857&id=1043284392)page.

1) Please indent your code.
2) What are the line numbers of the errors?
3)void main () should be int main (void)

Welcome, my pleasure :)

void main()Should be int main (void)

How about you don't double post code snippets?

Also, using namepace std is not always better than what the OP did. His way is fine.

Also, please use [code] tags.

Are you using C or C++?

void main()Should beint main()

It will compile and work, at least for me. [n] and [n-1] in that section produce the same output for me. I'm using wxDev-C++.
EDIT: In fact, this causes it to output n (1) twice, which is...

Please don't post the same thank you three times :rolleyes:

Did it work? I would assume it did, all you had to do was enter a number to cin :lol:

Try entering a number and pressing enter.

Have you tried searching google for binary search recursive? That should turn up many results, as Ancient Dragon said. For starters, try looking here...

I can read English, not gibberish. If you want help, you must actually post in a reasonable fashion. Also, USE CODE TAGS! Can you not read the backround of the post screen?

And as a final reason, it's no longer being updated. While Dev-C++ IDE isn't either, you can download MinGW patches for it.

This is a function that will find the factors of a given number for you.
EDIT: Better algorithm using vectors (thanks all at cprog :) )

Why use Turbo C? Try downloading Dev-C++, Code::Blocks, or if you're into the command line, gcc.