I tried following this code for my program, but counting the consonants and vowels are not doing what I want them to. Is this the correct format to use?


#include <iostream>
#include <string>...

Sorry Walt, I should have said that this statement was not clear to me before, but after re-reading it I understand and now my program works the way I want.

I tried getting rid of a loop and did this:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
double withdraw, deposit, balance, newBalance, amount;

Okay, I changed it, adding another do-while loop, but now the continue only goes through once. If the user enters an invalid answer, it does what I want it to, but when i enter another invalid...

I slept on it and still cant figure it out. Should I have another loop before my if statement? If I do, I don't know what the condition would be. Also for one of the if statements (which i...

Hmm, thats weird, my book tells me that it jumps back to the beginning of the loop. Well, if that doesn't work, how do I go about making the statement in my else to return to the top?

Part of my code i pasted was wrong, either way, it doesnt effect the whole thing

Well for some reason it doesn't, it just breaks the loop and I don't understand why.

Shouldn't continue in my else statement return me to the top do...while loop and print the following again?


#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
...

Can else have more than one statement?


if (control)
<statement>

else if (control)
<statement>

else

I'm still confused.
First of all, for a beginner, are the ways I set up my loops okay?.
Second, how and where do I check to see if the input is valid? I don't know what you mean about "input...

Hello. I wrote a program which works fine, all i need is to add one more thing. When I ask the user to input an answer (withdraw, balance...) I don't know how to prompt them if they enter...