Does the infile consist of strings and characters jumbled?

Just so that you can verify. Please see the following snippet (You'd have to change the dates to your specifications):
http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet792.html

Think it out a bit more, you almost got it:

Let say 123 is the number you enter
after (123%10)*100+(123%100)/10+(123)/100
you'll get 321

A random number guessing game...or a program that can allow you to tell the distance between two major cities in the world?

Get a torch and flash your own light...you got to do your work, what happens when you have your final exam/tests...are you going to post those questions here?

Interesting...well, a few things:
You'll need the headers and main function as AD pointed out.
2. You need to declare a few variables.
3. You need to create input/output statements..i.e.cout<<...

Could you please your code for the benefit of the entire daniweb community! Glad your program is working!

Good day and welcome aboard. With regards to checking to see if a char is a letter, we use the isalpha() function. It's also good to post your code here, so that we can look it over. More information...

Antwane.....welcome aboard.I reccommend taking a look at the Rules & FAQ for the daniweb forum. Please do not re-open old threads....i'm pretty sure you could get some help from the 2 previous pages....

welcome aboard....please post what you've got so that w can guide you. Here is some pointers:
1. start with your headers, you'll need to figure out which ones you'll need:

#include<iostream>
...

if u bought it....u wasted your money....you can get FREE compilers

Lmao

I don't know why the compilers aren't working on Vista...i've got vista on my laptop. I'm able to use devC++ & microsoft's visual and they both compile programs ok. What problem you get exactly when...

If you've got the correct answer....and the probelm is solved....please post it for the benefit of the entire community.

I'm not talking about the formatting for your class...i'm talking about formatting the code for the forum....again...read the two announcements at the top of the page...

Good day and welcome aboard. A few things.
You could use something like this:

int smallestIndex( int arr[], int size)
{
int smallestIndex=0;
int temp=arr[0];
for(int...

Welcome aboard..hope you'll enjoy it here. Your formatting is horrible...please look at the two anouncements at the top of the page, so you can place your code in tags. Also, in the future, before...

please post your latest code

This specific problem has been addressed before. In the future, please search the forum before you post, chances are that someone else had that assignment/problem. Please take a look at the following...

Please post what you've tried so we can tell you where your error is. Welcome aboard

well, if you change the 'int' to another number characteristic, you'll bypass some of the restrictions. What restrictions are you trying to bypass or implement?

Take a brief look at this:


#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include<string>
#include<iostream>

A few things. A decent start, but remember to include the header <cmath>. Another thing, are you wanting to determine the lenght of the number that the user inputs?

A few things: We only provide help, we don't give away codes. You must also try to think about it on your own.
Minimum value for a variable of type short. –32768.
Maximum value for a variable of...

What's the purpose of the '^' (carot) symbol in C\C++?

I guess that his professor was real adamant in him using while loops for the program instead of the good 'ol for loops...