Did you initialize option? you seem to be commenting //system("pause");.Are you really using a standard compiler?

>>The problem seems to be if I input strings or characters, it crashes

First...

True.
But the program still wouldn't work
This line

int small, temp;


small (its the index)is Ok but temp stores the value of the element in the double[] input_array, so you will always...

Binary Search would come into picture only iff you have a sorted input like dell, bell etc and corresponding sorted array to search for. Your examples don't have a sorted string in most of the...

I didn't want to poke but firstPerson's method doesn't take into account the frequency of characters, so for inputs
like s1 = roorsseett
s2 = sosretetet
returns true.
letter s1 ...

You haven't said anything about the desired output of your program, the total you were expecting, what testsdid you do , if you ae using compound interest, then the formula looks wrong to me.
...

I doubt whether this will help..:S , your read_in file remains intact, your read_out now is:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string word;
//...

double interest = .00575;

I think the monthly interest is given.


double monthlyInterest = interest * 12;
is actually the yearlyInterest which comes to ~ 7 %.

Well, if you are calculating...

Then..



I wouldn't agree.
A snippet which might help you if you can see the link.:twisted:

#include<iostream>
#include<string>

Another approach could be
1.Make another userGuess string.
2. First , fill all the characters in userGuess string
with underscores( _ ).
3.Make changes in the userGuess string.


guess();...

//Get lowest
lowest = scores[0];
//Without the for loop code works fine.
//for ( int count = 1; count < numScores; count++)
//{
//if(scores[numScores] < lowest)
// Out of bounds
//array...

cin would stop reading as soon as it encounters a space !
Use getline instead:

getline (cin , passage)




Instead ,

Yes you need to else you work with garbage values.

May be you didn't quite get it,by using an ampersand you actually give the function true memory addresses of

initial, fuel, taxRate

to...

void displayInstructions (float &initial, float &fuel, float &taxRate)
//there is an ampersand

{


cout << "The following program will display 3 homes." << endl;
cout <<...

Because you did not initialize your variables
Suppose you change
void displayInstructions ()
as

void displayInstructions (float &initial, float &fuel, float &taxRate)
//and delete this...

I think in the function

void displayInstructions ()
//You should be passing
//these parameters by reference
//float initial, fuel, taxRate;
//since you seem to use those values in
//...

that is because int the function
void printForm(char form[][6], int row, char column)
you get into the block only once

if(i == row - 1 && j == static_cast<int>(column)-65)

You don't make...

This would certainly work if all the numbers are distinct,else you 'll get only the last occurrence of that number in the 'loc'

Instead use strings.

Suppose,instead of using

cin.getline(...)//the failbit is set if input
//exceeds max numbercharacters allocated

you manually accept each letter,you can always count the number of characters...

First,for a a number in an array call it as
int num;


//Your expression for evaluating control variable
//certainly doesn't give all the factors,referring to
//for (int j = 2; j <= floor...

You were displaying all the letters

for (loopCount= 0;loopCount < numLetters;loopCount++)
{ //to display CAPITAL letters
//You enter inside if block only if it is a small letter.
//else...

You almost got it right .

char name[5][50];
for(int i=0;i<5;i++)
{
cin.getline(name[i], 50);
}
for(int i=0;i<5;i++)
{
//or cout<<name[i]<<"\n";

Since you are just finding the prime factors of a number,how about something like this::

//fragment code where num is your real number
if(num>0)
{

for(int i=1;i<=num;++i)
{

...

or

ifstream myfile(file.c_str());

As far as the errors you are encountering,

should be replaced with:

ifstream myfile;
myfile.open(file.c_str());

Should be something like this::

#include<iostream>//Watch out
using namespace std;

class first
{
public: //Added
int reverse()
{

Add the line

using namespace std;

after

#include<iostream>

or,use std::cout<<"Test";

That's done Murtan suggested a better way to solve the problem,I got your point and may be we utilize the memory a bit more efficiently this time in our while loop..

//fragment code
while...

I believe that by placing a break statement you were trying to return back to the main() function.
Placing a

return;//Instead of break might be what you are looking for

The above...

string line;
char str[BUFSIZ];

1. Murtan is absolutely right when he says that declaration of

str[BUFSIZ];
int array_words[10];

should be before the loop where the content of 'str' is...

If you want the whole line to be printed ,then replace every call with..

pch=strtok(str,"\n");


I don't understand,when you say

If you want to store each word in your file(if that's what...

Though ,not a good approach but the following approach does work.(if your input contains texts which are separated by more than a couple of newlines,expect some unexpected characters in the output)
...

Refer http://www.daniweb.com/tutorials/tutorial71858.html

Ok,this is the else part of your loop


When you use a cin statement ,the cin stops reading the buffer after it encounters a white space or a newline.So when you read something like this:
"Civics...

You say that you don't know the exact number of digits.
Then why not he input to the function be a string
such that


string convertNum(string num)
{
//1.set counter to 0
//2.Check if it is...