Hello,

I would recommend Bloodshed Dev-C++ (http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html) for C++ programming.

If you want to compile C code, I would suggest using a C compiler such as GCC. I'm...

Ah,

Glad to be of assistance.

> i dont think it recognized #include <iostream.h>
I've heard this from alot of programmers before. Though there is a difference between <iostream.h> and...

Greetings chound,

C provides typedef, a facility for creating new data type names. It makes your name a synonym of the defined data-type:

typedef int Number; The type Number can be used in...

Greetings,

The if-else statement is normally used to express decisions, where the else part is usually optional. Since an if simply tests the numeric value of an expression, coding shortcuts are...

Greetings Darakuli,

RPG [Role Playing Games] isn't an easy task to undertake, as you may know. It's usually recommended to take a standard game programming course, and to know the C or C++...

I would recommend getline() instead of cin >>:

cin.getline(UsrName, 10, '\n');

Here's more information about getline() (http://www.cplusplus.com/ref/iostream/istream/getline.html) and its...

Hello fellow programmers,

This is a tutorial about using pointers in the C environment. Please, don’t hit the back button; pointers aren’t as hard as you think. In fact without pointers, most of...