The constructor is called when (= at the time) an object of a class is created.
The object's destructor is called at the time the object is destructed.
When you've manually allocated memory inside...

No offense, but I'm not an "avaricious" person like others, I'll do it for only $500 :P
(that's 200 times cheaper than Ancient Dragon's offer :))

http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-61.html

I already know this kind of game: we make suggestions and never it's a good suggestion because either it's too difficult, or too easy, or too boring, or whatever else.

You know what you can and...

Post down your code please.

Okay, I really have enough of your double postings in your thread:

a) you won't get help faster by doing this
b) you just make your own thread unreadable
c) you waste your time, use that time to...

First of all I want you to NOT PM me with your questions to do it for you, it won't work, I'm a free person and I'm free to do what I want, and not to do what I don't want (let that be clear).
What...

The part on how to fix it:
I see you want to compare a string-variable with a string literal, but you're doing something wrong: you're using the =-operator, this operator is also called the...

To the OP:
No offense, but I can't trust the code you posted down.
Wait, let me explain, I came across a line which looked quite strange to me, and which will never let me compile this program:...

Yep, if you use bitwise AND, then only if the two corresponding bits are one, then the bit in the outcome is also one, otherwise it is always zero (you can derive this rule from that truth table).
...

Not always necessary, but in this case it seems most appropriate.
Just take the way which is easiest for you, and in most cases, it's directly inputting the value.
(If the value is in another base...

NOTE: Throughout my whole post I assume that bytes consist out of eight bits.

When you use the XOR-algorithm to hash/encrypt your data, there's no need to implement a different way to decrypt your...

Actually, an array is a list/set of variables, for example:

int array[15];
The above array reserves memory for 15 elements (of type int) (as all arrays start with element 0, the upperbound of...

-> is called the arrow operator and is often used to access the data members of a structure (via a pointer).
Consider a structure which looks like this:

struct dog
{
string name;
int age;...

Hmm, smells like you need a structure (often abbreviated as: struct).
structs are used to group related variables into a new user-defined type, let me give you an example, you want to store the...

>can who suggest me for c mini project ....
Yes, do a forum search. (it will give you plenty of ideas)

>u can also give source code .....
No, you'll have to write that yourself.

This thread is already about 2 years old, and you're still replying in it.
If someone wants to read a good book about C++, then he can check out the sticky...

>And, I don't understand the reason why you initialise multipy as a string with 2 characters?
Each character string needs a null-terminator.
But I too see no point in using a string here.
It would...

To start: a foreword on the use of gets()

Damn, how could I have overlooked this:
gets(name);

To the OP, and everyone else who still uses gets to get user input: don't use it anymore, C++ has...

Logarithms should work as well because you can just derive it to search a power of two.
But, instead of the +1, why not round it?
BTW, iamthwee, you forgot a zero at the end of the number, that...

I guess you should buy a new keyboard, your comma key appears to be broken.

>how to deal with it???
Read this (http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html) and fix it.

This is not a solution to your question, I only want to show you how your code would look like in more decent C++, so I basically just changed your code.


#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>...

AD:
*t = _totoupper(*s);
I don't know that function, please tell me about it :P

I have to agree with niek_e, since there's really no reason to not want to see the warnings.
Or are you really begging for bugs in your program?
A warning should be taken seriously, because it...

Well, you want recursion?
Then go to this thread and read my post: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post914703.html#post914703

Hey AD, where are you increasing i ?
According to that code, all the elements after element 0 in the ints array will remain zero, only the first element (element 0) would be able to change.

So I...

>I also want to read from the passwords file and check if the password has been already generated...... If yes, then generate a new password .....
Well, you could for example at the start of the...

>WARNING: NO NEW LINE AT THE END OF FILE
>What should I do?

Move your cursor to the end of the latest line of your file and press ENTER.
Then try recompiling your source, the warning should be...

Consider the following code:

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
int a[5] = {0, 5, 2, 3, 4};
int *p = a;

++*++p;

>Why would we need to make something private within a program?

Well, that's just the principal of data encapsulation: It's better that you let the object manage his own data members (in this...

Most of the time, the functions to create a GUI are part of an API, but the difference lies in the fact that an API doesn't necessarily have to feature a GUI, we could for example talk about a...

>I was trying to explaining op the purposes of using a copy constructor with that,thats it,I know the way I took is hopeless.

Why not just providing some links?...

To be honest I have never had to use them up until now.
You should only implement something in your program if there's need to, it's not because you've the possibility to do something, that you...

>Memory is deleting here???...what is happening....?
Well, my eyesight is not good enough to see your code from here :P
Could you post it please?

Please don't mind reading my previous post, just read this article:
http://notepad-plus.wiki.sourceforge.net/NppExec+Compiler+Guide :P

>It's a legitimate question. Are you really trying to accomplish something by flaming the guy, or just being an ass?
I didn't want to blame anyone, Narue, but didn't you once write the following?
...

>And I've read that you should use sizeof to determine the size of a byte?
No, you read it wrong, a byte is a general term for any valid combination of eight bits (and a bit is a one or a zero)...

>Can you please explain a little how you derived the formula c = c * (y - x) / (x + 1); ....just to get the idea of what steps to do in order to reach this formula

Dude, are we going the reinvent...

To the OP:

> // paste code here
We aren't going to post free code for you, however we can help you to accomplish the more tricky parts, give us a thorough problem description (not just: My...

What??

Edit:: Your (unformatted) code looks much more like C than like C++ !