Last quarter our last assignment was to create two programs that gernerate silly sentences from words contained in a file.

I was able to create the program with a map, but have no idea how to do...

Yeah...like that.

I actually saw that in my research, but didn't think I could convert it to what I needed.

Your suggestion prompted me to look at the code a little closer, and I came up with...

I am trying to learn how to write a merge sort function, but I have only gotten so far with the book I am using now:


template <class T>
void mergeSort(vector<T>& s) { mergeHelper(s.begin(), 0,...

Could he use something like



static_cast<int>(string[0]) - 48

Correct me if I'm wrong...but doesn't atoi() require a C-String as the argument?


char input[20];

code...code...code...

atoi(input);

If you must use a double...for whatever reason...you can use


if (loanYears - static_cast<int>(loanYears) != 0)

You understood that, Salem?

I wasn't responding to DMR, I was responding to Salem.

DMR snuck that in while I was typing...lol.

I didn't resurrect it...I just answered t. Don't shoot the messenger.

If you have a better solution, share it.

/* atoi example */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main ()
{
int i;
char szInput [256];
printf ("Enter a number: ");
gets ( szInput );

Right off the bat I see 2 things...


if(c=getchar())!='\n')


should be


c == getchar();

Convert the string to a character array and then use atoi