Sure but why ?

int cntr = 0;

while(cntr < length )
{
//do code
cntr++;
}

You almost have it, what you need to change is :

string found(float myarr[], float item, int length);
{
//need a for loop not a while
for(int i=0; i<=(length-1);i++)
{
if...

>>const double PI=2.0 * asin(1.0);

Just Do : const double PI = 3.14159265;

no reason for the call to asin.


>>include a derive class named sphere from the base circle class.

Means :

Now you need to do this :


This is towards your Account class.

Remove the global variable and use code tags :

//ACCOUNT.h
#ifndef Account_H
#define Account_H
double credit, debit, balance;

class Account
{
private :

>>line 44 `main' must return `int'

refers to you having : "void main()";

it should be :

int main(){
//code
return 0;
}

This part :

if (cin.fail()){
do{

cout<<"Wrong Data Type of Input!";
cout << "Please Enter the Product ID Again : ";
cin >> product[i].id;//whats wrong...

Pretty cool. Looks something someone will see if they were high of drugs.

Yes, A goes out of scope and its destructor is called. You should really
have B in the same scope as A. That means B shouldn't be global.





care to elaborate?

Whenever you have a "big" assignment like that, its really good to break it down. Here is the first thing your should do :
<quote> Create an inheritance hierarchy containing base class Account and...

Fix to :

if(winner == 0)


Also make use of functions.

change :

int mod(int &num, int &num2)


to

int mod(int num, int num2)

But a template class can have default arguments for a template
parameter.


Depends, if you even need it.


What book ?

1. What is your favorite IDE

Microsoft visual studio. just tried eclipse, and its not bad either.
Both debugger are nice.

2. What is your favorite GUI library

OpenGL, the only one I use. ...

Nope, then it would be ambiguous.

>>output("1", "k"); // ?

should be a string :

output(string("1"), string("k")); // ?


Whats happening is that "1" and "k" is being interpreted as a const char*

cout<<"*"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<" *"<<endl;
cout<<"*"<<endl;

>>I keep receiving the same output for each record when I run it on the test data. I've tried numerous things...any suggestions?

Yes, learn how to use the debugger! You can't just dump "huge"...

You already did, the displayTitle(); is a function call.

You also might want to make a function that returns the average, given an array and its size.

Well it will ask you questions of what you have covered.

What is enemies?

Is there a particular problem? For you operator >, you can just do :
return !(a < b );

#include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

void displayTitle ()
{
cout << "Active Duty Navy personnel Program" << endl ;
}

int main ()
{

Your highest function should return an INT, and that int should be
the index of the highest element in that array. Change that first.

Next, your highest function is almost correct, except that...

Virtual functions and polymorphism are closely related.

A virtual function means that a some class with a virtual function will be derived from, and that virtual function will be overridden by...

This function is a total mess :

void NumberStorage::generate(int n)
{
srand(unsigned(time(0)));
n = 0;
int* ArrayOne = NULL;

ArrayOne = new int[n];

Test all cases if you can. If not then test the extrema. Then test randomly.
More test the better.

Then you know almost everything you need to know. All you need to know is how to link them. And the way to link them would be using a linked list.
Have you learned about them ?

can't you just use a function :


int generateGameID(){
static int i = 0;
++i;
return i;
}

So do you know how to create a regular 1d array of size n, dynamically?

no such thing as deconstructor and deinitiailazing, in fact that's not even a word. I assume you mean destructor.

How about using strings to represents float, char, double, int, and so on.
string Types[4] = { "124","1.234","aString","c" };

Then you can convert it accordingly with sstream.

//items are equal
else if(list1=list2)


or

// is items equal ?
else if(list1== list2)

That usually means that your variable contains junk and you haven't
initialized it to anything. I am guessing its a double variable somewhere in
your program.


Approximately it also means...

To use timer, you need to use the clock function. Maybe this example will help you :


#include <iostream>
#include <ctime> //for clock()

using namespace std;

bool myPrint()
{

There must be something else thats wrong with your code then. Want to post it?

const int REPEAT_CODE = 666;
int userInput = 666; //could be any value for now

do{
runGame();
getInput();
}while(REPEAT_CODE == userInput);

Thats ok. All you needed to do was a minor change :

int highestScore(PlayerData [], int size , string& playerName)
{
//set the highest Point to the first player's score

int highest =...

These variable are used for numbers :
int word, a, perfume;

What you need to use is something that can handle words, like std::string;
string word, a, perfume;

Also I notice that "a"...

First your temp variable is not initialized but you use it.

Second check this (http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet238610.html)and see if it help, look particularly at the logic inside the loop....