You should check where the program crashes, and read the error message(s).

Check your arguments closely - what's being used here, and what is being used without having a value assigned?
...

I think a better approach would be just use getline to grab all of a line into a large string, then print out the first 22 characters that appear (or less if the line's not that long.)

You can...

What I believe the problem is asking you to do is set up the 2D array.

Read in the temperatures along the edges (is the temperature the same all along an edge or does it vary along the edge,...

I'll write that code for $25,000

How low can the bidding go?

Maybe this should move to Geeks' Lounge?

That email link is a third party service, it simply forwards email independent of a mail service. Hmm, might be handy.

To contact a DaniWeb member, click on their name in the upper left of the...

A little searching effort on your part will get results much faster than just shouting out questions to the world.

Try this (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=differences+are+between+c+%26+c%2B%2B)

Your smaller code compiled fine in VC++ 2008 Express, once I commented out the #include "stdafx.h".

Similarly, commenting out stdafx.h and a couple other minor changes to allow compiling as...

for the general search function, take the else return -1 out of the for loop. That return statement should only execute if you complete the for loop and don't find the search value.

int ary[]...

Well think of how you would do things if you had a red ball in your right hand, a green ball in your left. What steps would get the balls to be in the opposite hands? Keeping in mind, you can have...

Your second version is really not going to work - your swap portion only changes the assignment of the temporary pointers in the function, it does not change the ->next pointers in the actual nodes. ...

for (i=1; i<=value; i++)
{
cout << "Enter some values: ";
while (cin >> value)
cin >> counter[i];

sum+= counter[i];
}

middle = sum / value;

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is...

OK, you found the compile time error.

Now, there's still a potentially fatal logical error to be corrected.

look here (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=cause+effect+analysis)

when passing the row from a 2D array to a function that takes a 1D parameter, use only the row index in your argument.

foo( test[0] );

That essentially passes a pointer to where that row...

"Hello world", of course. It's the law!

It's so easy to just beat a program into submission - keep hitting the compile button and let the system find your mistakes, work at them one at a time. But machines have feelings, too...

You're on the right track, but not really moving all the songs following the deleted item up. You only move the i+1 element to the i postion when the match was found. Everything past that will...

If the code above is in a loop, where you ask for a new word to seek, your problem is that the file is left pointing past its end.

Unless you do

dict.close( );
dict.clear( );

before you...

OK, how about this (http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Microsoft-Visual-C-Toolkit-Download-11595.html)?

Declaring the array as you're trying to do, you MUST declare the sizes of the row and column dimensions*.

To allow the user to enter the size at runtime, you'll have to use dynamically allocated...

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Q: Why did the mermaid wear sea shells?

A: Because B shells were to small and D shells to big.

(Ok, this works better when spoken.)

(rand()%4)+1 can only give you values from 1 to 4, so you're going to have duplicates, possibly several of the same.

To get unique values, at each assignment you have to examine the previously...

Check back on that nine months later!

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I'm thinking Cleverbot ain't so clever. Liza was pretty good in her day.

And for your future reference, when you have an if...else if block that is separating values into range groupings, you don't need to test both upper and lower bounds in the succeeding conditions.
...

Instead of the big if...else if block, how about


for( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
{
index = arr[i] / 10;
str[index] += "*";
}

Imagine you have it all drawn out on paper - the locations of customers and the potential store sites. How would you solve it manually? Approach it from a strictly procedural method - don't assume...

It looks like you're close to having a working program.

Have you tried compiling? If so, you'd find that you have two errors. One is a missing #include and the other is a small typo. Find and...

Your first line creates an array of int pointers.

The p[i] line allocates memory to each of those pointers, in effect created an 2-dimensional array of ints. So, each p[i] is the name of a single...

Well, some mod you are! Don't you see the sticky thread at the top about books? :icon_razz:

A good many of the first shown when you search Amazon look like good prospects, like #4 - C++ for...

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When a cin >> is followed by getline( ), you will need to use the ignore( ) function in between. You normally don't need the ignore( ) between two input statements of the same type.

How about this in your row function?

while(e!=8)
{
Possible[f]=Possible[f+1];
f++;
}
What would cause that loop to ever end? And you have a similar problem in the column function.
...

Your second post looks like you're trying to do Bubble sort. You have the comparison and the exchange OK, it's the looping that's lacking.

Look in your textbook, or do a quick internet search and...

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My crystal ball needs new batteries, so I really don't know what you're trying to do, or what your assignment is asking you to do.

Just looking at this bit of code, each of the three functions are...

foo2( ) will also give the size of the pointer, not the array.