I don't understand why the user would enter a character.

Well looking at your solution, the user can enter even a negative. Says the input must be more than 10 so... as a suggestion (for the getsalary())


int getsalary()
{
int usersalary=0;
...

Adding on, GetTickCount() is also a way to seed the random number generator


srand( GetTickCount() );

Oh and to answer the question of multiple compilations... it only defines the file name if it wasnt defined.

Header files aren't compiled but when the compiler sees
#include "filehere.h" ,
it looks for the file for that name in the directories specified. Then it looks through the header during runtime for...

Ok well, the reason why it's easy in win32 to check for keyboard input is because you can check for a window message WM_KEYDOWN. Each key has a specific virtual key code, but, you can figure that...

Well, i think i know what you mean but it may help to know what kind of program you want to make. If it's a win32 application, checking for keyboard input during a loop is easy, but if this isnt a...

All i see in your code that could give a syntax error is the lack of a semicolon after the function call order_chars.

I'm preety sure the error untermined character constant means you forgot to close a string in output with quotes.

I believe that occurs here:
cout << "\n\nDo you want to continue(Y/N)?

Needs...

Hello, my name is Jonathan and I am a beginner programmer in my first year of studies. I am using a Turbo C++ editor and I'm trying to set up graphics. The problem is I'm not sure how. Here's how i...