I didnt know where to post this but i hope this is the right place. I was wondering how a code in c++ can be used in or with java. i.e if I decided to write a code in C++ that performs processing and...

More about it here http://home.att.net/~jackklein/c/inttypes.html

then you need to use dynamic arrays

The function declaration should be identical to the function definition exept that you do not need to put a semi colon after the function definition. Another easier way to do it is to put the main at...

Thanks for the correction. I forgot that you have to declare it in the function in which you are using it and that is why there is no need to pass it by value or reference.

The few mistakes i have observed. You need to open the input file stream before actually checking for the status i.e if it exists or not.

Secondly, you do not need to pass the file stream through...

Thanks for the correction. I happened to have edited the OP's code without putting in mind the the syntax...I meant to pass on the logic

What if you declared the bool status at the begining and if the required task is performed, the status is changed

First of all use code tags. Second do not use void main..main has to always return something. Then, what is the program supposed to do and what dont you understand about scanf..what kind of errors...

It looks like you have declared an array of 25 rows and 10 columns. I'd suggest you intialize the rows to their value(rows=25) and columns (cols=10). Try my example

for (i=0; i<=rows; i++)
...

Elaborating more on VernonDozier's post, your function call should only contain the paramaters and not them declared. Change your statements that look like this string getWeaponSelection(int&...

Why dont you use these kinds of code tags to easily reference your problem "[code], [code=cpp]"

Please use code tags and define your problem clearly

Everyone has a different way of writing their codes. What you may find long may be easy for someone else. I dont think from what you originally wanted pointers would be of alot of help but it can be...

What didnt you understand?

I suppose

What kind of problem are u experiencing with setw()? Did you add the header file "iomanip"?

Uhuh..

You use it after the getline. I dont quite get your question but after find the whitespace then maybe you can read the next line and so on.

You can add this to your code. word.substr(word.find(' ');

This will read until the whitespace so you can do what you want. Hope that helps

You dont seem to show us any effort. But maybe I can give you a clue. Read in numbers and if the number is less than 0 then quit..

I think your getting no output because you are overwriting the data in the array names[]. You want to assign the values of name[] to namesMore[]. Change your assignment statement to something like...

If you want to assign the values of one array to another maybe you can do something like this

for(int i=0;i<max;i++)
{
array2[i]=array1[i];
}

cout is followed by "<<" and not ">>"..

[EDIT]Check your cout in the while loop

Thanx for the correction. Thought you would do it all in one go :)

It looks like you are not reading data from the file. You need to read in the data and maybe compare it to the character. Maybe something like this

if(getline(infile,pubcode)=='S');
{
//do...

Perhaps output to a file then printing the file :)

What kind of help do you need? It looks like you are posting your assignment questions and your not pointing out where you are finding trouble http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html

Did you remove the stdafx.h? post your updated code here so we can see what you have done

Please post the code

You need to include<iostream> this is where the cin and cout are found. Also change void main to int main. A main function must always return a value. You need to also change using namespace system...

You may need to change the while loop to a do-while loop. To keep count of your plays, you need to add a counter wherever you need an increment i.e whenever the user plays the rock you do something...

Good indentation of your code would make it easier for you to see your problems. I can see there are so many for loops with no endings(unless your making nested loops which i highly doubt). You can...

read this
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html

Read some of the suggestions in your other post

Nice requirements. What would you want us to do wih them?

well then you would need another for loop in the main function that would move through the player names.

for (int i =1;i <= 12; i++)
{
cout << names[i] << endl;
...

you need one for loop in your main and I think you need to remove the one in the function. You also need to put the function call before the cout... something like this perhaps

for (int i =1;i <=...

well you would need two for loops for a 2D array..something like this

for(i=0;i<row;i++)
{
cin>>array[i][0];
for(j=0;j<col;j++)
{
cin>>array[0][j];
}
}

Yes. you can read more about it here http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/getc.html