I have made scoreboards before in programs, but
i was wondering if there was an easier way, or at least a shorter way since this method will take up around 50 lines.

here's what I usually do

...

I am trying to sync a sound effect with an action in a flash game, but it does'nt seem bo be working. I am trying to make an explsion sound when the player's ship gets destroyed, here's some of my...

of corse i would do something so small it was barely noticeable, it usually only takes a fresh pair of eyes or two. Thanks

sorry, here we go:


void cardT()
{
int KQJ = 0;
if (Card == 11)
{
cout << "Dealer draws a Jack\n";
Card = 10;

I dont know why, but this program I wrote is having a problem. it has a problem converting an Ace from 11 to 1 when the players have more than 21. if you could look over this, I would appreciate it....

Ah HA! my thanks to you both, (especially with that stupid if statement). Now I an finally get his progam to work for me.
Thanks again.

Ok, I'm fairly certain that I have everything the right way, my only problem is this error message:

ISO C++ forbids assignment of arrays
it says this at the "mine[j] = mine[j + 1];" point (note:...

OK, i see what you mean, but i'm having a ard time putting it into practice. let me show you what i have so far:


#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>


using namespace std;

const int...

Okay, so I've been working on a program that will allow the user to input what items they want into an array and make the output look like this:

Item 1. Sword
Item 2. Shield
Item 3. Sword
Item...

Ah, now I see what I was doing wrong. That makes sence. Thanks for your help.

I have had this problem a couple of times but i am unsure of what it means. could someone tell me what the error message "non-lvalue in assignment" translates to in english, please?

Ah Ha! it works, you have my thanks.
The bunny thanks you too. 8D

Im sorry to say it, butwhen I pasted your program to my compiler, i had the same problem when i started. Have you any other thoughts? please.

Ok, i see what you mean. but it doent seem to be working, maybe i am not writing it correctly. here's what i'm trying:


char Items[NumItems][StringSize] =
{ "Sword", "Shield",...

I am a bit confused. I am trying to make a program that will take the choices you make and display them all simular to this:

Item 1. Sword
Item 2. Shield
Item 3. Potion
Item 4. Potion

but...

Ah, that makes more sence. Thank you.

I'm trying to make this program work like a game of BlackJack. However, the program will not listen to me when I try to end the loop. does anyone have any sugestions on how to fix this program?

...

Thank you Ancient, your programming knowlege has saved yet annother hide.
the Bunny below thanks you too.

ah, that makes sense

it still is not working, so I was thinking, might the atoi finction work to solve this?

here
void testSort(vector<int>& test)
{
for (ubt startScan = 0;startScan < (test.size()-1); startScan++)
}

what exactly is "ubt?" I can't find it in my book.

I tried that and got this error message
cannot convert `std::vector<int, std::allocator<int> >' to `int*' for argument `1' to `void testSort(int*, int)'

I have been working on this problem so much, I have started to think in Binary.
what I am supposed to do is put User defined numbers in acending order.
Here is what I tried.
(please dont laugh)
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