These guys need to see your codings first; what you have done so far for the task. THEN, we could you...capiche?

Yup...
and you cannot use a comparison for string using '==' or '!='.

The condition for your while should be &&

I like the way you think :icon_twisted:
But hey, it's not going to hurt just to share. Someone might learn something too, right?

No sweat, dude. Glad to help

I don't quite understand what are you trying to say....Could you make it a lil' bit more detail?

My mistake...DMA - Dynamic Memory Allocation.

wooo...dude. Is that really necessary?

Still, in a certain conditions, isspace() would produce more dependent ways of producing outputs. Its your program after all ;p

Thats it...Actually, isspace() returns either 0 or 1. In other words, it gives a false or true. Just like conditions

if you meant by ignoring the white spaces, you can use a struct @ while(ws != '\t')

Correction to WolfPack post....

for(int i = 0; i < iLength; i++){
if(isspace(strTemp.at(i)))
{
iSpace ++;
}
}

I was gonna post it ;(

This is the translation (in diagram) for WaltP explanations:

- Suppose you're declaring an array named food
- The declaration of an array:
double food[the_size_of_the_array];
- ALWAYS keep...

What I don't get it, is what is the brackets does...? Are you trying to change the output value of i so the value of i is straightly changed to the encrypted value?

But I though DMA is for integers contain in an array only? Characters won't work for DMA....I've tried it before

I don't see the main purpose of the program

Easy...Try to insert the characters into an array. That way, you can see what contains in it more clearly

Specify your requirements more detail....whether it needs 2 dimensional array or what? Either way, it's simple....try this - Loop the array & inside the 1st loop, loop another array(a different...

yup...looks fine to me. How about modifies it for user inputs? See if it can manipulate with users' requirements

No problem, dude....Glad to help ;)

Nice codings. But why use std::? That's a struct right? Please explain...

no problem, dude....u just got to code & research more...hohoho...no offense

efmesch: Yup...I know they don't really mean what they say...HAH!

nav33n: I was pretty lazy + stress yesterday

I came from a decent, humble and low profile background. Sometimes, I got really...

Yup, I can see them now....Thanks iamthwee

This is how to store something into an array:

for(int i=0;i<25;i++){
string name[i];
cout<<"Enter student's name: ";
cin>>name[i];
}

for(i=0;i<25;i++)
cout<<name[i];

Ok...firstly, u really should learn about <fstream>
Declaration:

#include <fstream>

..
...

//in your main()

True, true....Besides, I hate to shake things up but some guys in here sure are 'meany'....:(

By the way, nav33n, I've done my homework....BY MYSELF....shish :@

Did u save the header & the implementation files in the same folder?

A quick reminder....

Try not using int as a data type when it comes to salary, price, etc. Use double instead.

Do you realize that you're using int as a data type? Try using double or float

I don't quite understand your question....You required to break a statement, right?

E.g:
This is just a test
-After break the whole string-
This
is
just
a
test

I was surfing around, looking for the same solutions. But few hours ago, I've managed to solve it. This is my code & please, comment my codings:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include...

I'm obliged by the warm welcomes....Thank you

Yup yup....Truly sorry about that.

Sounds like the job for me :*

BTW, can u help me with these:-

"Write a program that reads text from one file and writes an edited version of the
same text to another file. The edited version...

I was hoping u could spare some motivations....but that'll do ;)

Tell me, how was it like working as a software engineer?

Aloha...
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