Looks OK. The switch in the else needs + 1 from case 3 to case 12 Every month from march on needs one day more because of leapyear. Alternatively you could also use one switch and let your...

Well you have made a function how do you know it works. TEST it.
Make a small program.
Input : year.
Feed year to your leapyear function does it work as expected? Is 1800 a leap year is -200 a...

What about testing that function in a smal program as pointed out earlier?
For the rest that's up to you, I should start thinking of making a list like so:
jan 0
feb 31
mar 59
apr 90
etc. ...

Hey! I did not notice until now, look after the and operator : !== is not an operator, use !=

First don't use an assignment operator in an if statement
year%4 = 0 better use == here.
Second you don't have to declare an extra variable isLeap. Just use return true or return false.
Perhaps...

Start with the leap year function:
This function must return true or false, it's input is a year value.
Test if the year value is divisible by 100, if so then test if it's divisible by 400, if it...

It's _fseeki64 I think and it's in <stdio.h>

fseek32( filepointer , positie , SEEK_SET )
What is the value of positie or is it a typo?

The first term of your sum is always zero, so start with i=2.
Use an if-statement for the first factor of your product. If i is even then it is -1 else it is 1. For the second factor I should use...

meal = (t / (tar + 100)) * 100; ???
Why not use meal = t * (tar +100)/100; ?

str[i] * multiplier += total;

You are multiplying on the left side of the assignment operator +=.
Note that an assignment operator is not the same thing as an equal sign in math.
This is allowed...

#2 will print out more than a million a+space i guess...
clutchkiller:
When you have a file with a million 'a' characters in it and you want to see it (most of the time on a screen) then there is a...

First :
Make all your vars of type float.
The time I have to pay a meal that exceeds the range of a float I stop eating let alone that I have to pay in a range that would exceed a double type!...

I thought the question was how the modulo operator works, but it's about odd and even...

How it is actually done I dunno.
But if I would write a routine that does it I would continuously subtract 2 from b until zero or until b<2 and return that value.

Use Vector and do all this in one stroke.
Vector containers are implemented as dynamic arrays.
Also : if line 14 is true you set geneBool to true, perfect!
Set genBool to false in the first place...

If I understand your explanation well, do the following:

Read a line of your file.
Is line in array?
no: put it there. Increment a counter.
yes or else : read next line.
until EOF

An array is in fact a constant pointer pointing to a block of memory.
So
char message [] = { 'H', 'e', 'l', 'l', 'o', '\0' };
char message [] = "Hello";
is valid : initialisation

message = {...

It seems weird to me that a method called AddSettings would create a global variable you declared earlier.

Locate MSVCR80.DLL on your hard drive and put it in c:\windows\system32.
A thing I found in the first hit I get when searching for "allegro MSVCR80"
It was on :...

Well in VC++ right click the References in the Solution Explorer to Add Reference then browse for the MSVCR80.dll

If you know which dll your problem is half solved.

Whenyou add a dll you must at least have some information about what is in it. You must also use a using or include clause.

strange... what if my name is U2 ?

You can read in a string like this :

string Mystr;
cout << "What's your name? ";
getline (cin, Mystr);

First declare an array and put your cin in a loop to read in every digit of your bignumber. Check if it's a digit and put it in the array.

Have you any code?
What are the problems you have with it?

Nice.
But why let the value be generic and the name not? Or was that the intention in the first place in which case I have said nothing.

Please, please code tags!
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-3.html

It certainly doesn't harm to know this stuff.

GUI existed as of almost 30 years ago.
Consoles were invented before that time to replace a teletypewritermachine (tty) which was a machine producing a papertape with the output(text) of the...

What have you written so far?
I assume it should be in C++ since it is posted here.
What kind of problems do you have with your code?

Leave #include<stdafx.h> out.
Btw:
Computers are not god.
Computers should not be feared.
Use another learn C++ book.

Have you added these files to your solution?

I think this is what you need http://www.codeproject.com/KB/buttons/roundbuttons.aspx

Thanks for the clarification.
I saw the forrest but forgot about the trees...

When you mark a method of your class as virtual you give the user of your class the possibility to override that method. If you don't, the metod can't be overridden.

You have a string variable declared as sortList and a method declared as sortList.
Decide what you want, there are systems who can detect this before you even compile things.

case 1:
Num_Students = i;
for (int ii =0; ii < Num_Students; i++)
scores[ii] = grades[ii].ID
...

You must more think in objects. What do they have? what do they do? A driver seat is not really needed when driving a car ! (But it is handy if you have one) Think in a more abstract way of driving a...