Isn't your question vague? Avoid forcing people who want to help you to assume anything.

Sorry, but I'm not able to understand the format of the output you want from the program. I'll be able to help if you describe in a bit detail.

Do you mean a bar chart? Then scale those values by a suitable factor and then display the results. For e.g. for Celsius to Fahrenheit, take 0 to 100 on X-axis, and 32 to 212 on Y-axis. Scale the...

Inside the if blocks that you've commented, wait for a character to be pressed by the user. That would print all the results on the console, and at the same time, the user will be able to view them...

Which header file library are you using?

Insert the switch(userChoice) into a do-while loop and specify a break condition for the same. You'll have to increment the wins, loses and ties in the different cases of switch(computerChoice). Hope...

vijayan121 has just provided the functions, you'll have to adapt them according to your main code and use them. His functions will compile, but how do you expect them to run?!

Then mark it as solved. Use the link that appears at the end of the last post in this thread.

I forgot to put this inside quotes.

If you are interested in game programming learn OpenGL. If you already know it, try making games like bingo, reversi/othello, go...

Apart from games, you...

the basics in c++ i did solitiare game and tic tac toe game so far

If you are interested in game programming learn OpenGL. If you already know it, try making games like bingo, reversi/othello,...

Yes, I thought so. Now, as he has specified, changing the memory model is inapplicable to this case.

I don't know about the best solution. But you can improve the existing program by using long int instead of int and also changing the memory model to large or huge.

The problem is the same. Solutions are worked out in different manner.

Apart from this, I could not make out from your post what problem you are facing. Please mention if I've misunderstood...

I didn't understand that.

Also, if you've no more problems, then mark the thread as solved.

Maybe some problem with the access specifier keywords used for that particular function. Nothing else can explain such a behaviour. Atleast post your .h file so that it makes debugging easy.

No, I can't think of a better way. danzona has given an excellent peice of advice. Stick to it.



In doing these logically simple tasks, so you won't get any logical errors. You might get syntax...

Just state in the pseudocode that x=x+20 results in incrementing the value of x by 20. Nothing else would be required.

I think you've not learnt the basics yet... First the value of LHS expression is evaluated and then it is assigned to the variable on RHS... So, first X+20 (50) is evaluated & then it (50) is...

Use code tags :D



If you mean that you want to implement the same algorithm for a series of numbers, use arrays. If you want to pass them one at a time to the function, then put the function...

Also, this thread contains nothing specific to C++ & so, it should be posted in the C forum.

If you want to modify the original program minimally,

*ptr + 1 = 20; // set arr[1] to 20

should be rewritten as

*(ptr + 1) = 20; // set arr[1] to 20

This is because * has...

while(ptr >= arr)
{
cout << *ptr << endl;
ptr--;
}

must be modified to

ptr=arr;
while(ptr <= arr+2)