Okay I figured out the default constructor. Now I need to create a function named "playerChoice" which changes the stored array value into whatever the player's space that is chosen and replaces it...

Hello, I am trying to declare a 2D array (3x3) inside of a class.

I have it set up like this:

GameBoard.cpp
#include "GameBoard.h"
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

Okay, I figured out the destructor. Now I am having trouble with the "ostream & displayPoint (ostream &)" function.

Using "out" as the ostream variable, both "out << crud" and "return out" aren't...

What should the destructor look like? Also, where should I go next with my code?

Hello everyone,

I am having some difficulty with a class assignment, partially because the professor has assigned it before we have covered the material. I have created a general case for the...

Basically what happens is I need the value to be updated. Essentially I have a mesh grid that fills in values from the bottom up (recursion). So in order to know the target value I must know the...

Well I figured the function wouldn't be necessary. I can just make one statement. Ignore that.

Sorry for late response.

Hello everyone, I am a Mathematics major and my mentor asked me to put together a program that evaluates explicit stencil methods along the difference mesh. Basically I need to use a recursive method...

Hello everyone,

I am trying to get a head start on this week's program, as it seems to be a long, albeit relatively easy, program. I wanted to double check with the experts here to make sure the...

What would a flowchart look for this?

Hmm... I'm trying to figure out who that post was intended for.

What would a flowchart for this program look like?

Here is what helped me if anyone else is having this same problem:

while (infile2 >> num)
{

if (count3 == 0)
{
max = num;
min = num;
}

I have tried a variety of methods, but can't get the loop to store a max number. Can someone help?

while (infile >> lastName && infile >> firstName && infile >> mInitial)
{

revName =...

I was thinking I should do it along those lines. In order to do this do I need to check every value that I read in? Should I compare every new value with the one stored at min and max?

Thanks

Alright everyone,

The program I currently have running has a while-loop with an embedded while-loop. I now need to calculate the max and min, but the only way I can come up with to do so is using...

Thank you, that is extremely helpful. I am going to put together some code and then post back what I come up with. Thanks again.

Hello everyone,

I am having a really difficult time getting this program off of the ground. I need to use a while loop to read data from a file and then read tonnage numbers corresponding to...

Hey, yeah that was the coding error I was talking about. I fixed it and it seems to be working, I am going to record the problem as solved. Thanks a bunch.

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Oops. I ****ed it on that last section of code. Now it seems to be working and this is my final code: I am going to look it over a little before I submit it for good.

#include <iostream>...

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I'll try that in a few minutes, but I think this is more along the lines of what my professor wanted us to do.

Thanks

Thanks for the thought, but our class has not progressed that far yet.

I could do so in this manner, but I am trying to learn to master the methods we are learning at the moment rather than...

I thought so too. I tried removing them, but the program would not work without having them there. Is there something I can do to avoid using them? Without them I get the else statement after every...

Got it. Can you run this and see if this works?

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main ()
{

I know it is '\n', I made a keying error.

I have tried some of the suggestions on this thread: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread90228.html

Nothing seems to work for me.

Hello everyone.

I am trying to create a program that reads these values / strings from a file:

170 Lipstick
250 Orange Crush
350 Chickadee
450 Green Grass
550 Monaco
750 Toffee Crunch

EDITTED

I DID figure it out but the (X-M)^2 term wasn't actually left off, it just was EXTREMELY hard to see. Oh well, sleep's overrated right?

Here is the solution in case anyone (is my class,...

Hello everyone. I am new to coding, taking an introductory C++ class at Baylor University. I am trying to get this standard deviation problem worked out, but I just pulled an all-nighter on it...