@ salem :
thank you for the reference. :)

@ marco93 :
i never said i have problem with C++ and Win32 API..Its just that i didnt like using MFC. I love both C and C++. So i definitely wont have...

After using MFC, I felt like throwing it away. I thought to move on to Win32 API programming (I work on Windows platform.)
But then, it is all C. I dont say i dont like C, but is there any better OO...

If you want only a single string, then its getline().

If you want several strings, then a single array certainly wont do. I wonder how will you differentiate between strings. As you said, if you...

Your information isnt enough, I guess. Though your question seems simple enough, this line depicts somthing else which i dont know :
> double a=(h[0]*b[1])+......

First of all, clear your...

well, i am quite confused here. You mean to say you want to take input of several strings in a single character array? :|

infact, here you are asking for a single character everytime :
> cin >>...

what is quite confusing is the 'num' integer.
You said that you are taking input of a list of integers while you have just asked for a single integer.
I assume that you have taken the input of...

differences ? :)
i think it would suffice to say that TC++ is one of the ancient compilers for C/C++ while VC++ is one of the modern compilers (infact, IDE) for C/C++ applications.

I think you...

salem answered it for me. :)
well my code snippet was just a code written in haste. :)
the line you doubted was a missing line.
As Salem said, you will have to advance by yourself. There is no way...

I think you have used too many pointers here. You can manage with a few.

> valueOfNode = temp1->next->value;

i got confused in this line, because earlier you had declared a node :
> node...

the first challenge for you is to read and understand the instructions that are required to be followed here.

dude! you need to find some other place; no one here will help you.
best luck with your 'assignment'.

> C++ is a OO oriented version of C.
>> That's a rather naive perspective. C++ is multi-paradigm, meaning it isn't just object oriented, or generic, or procedural, it's all of them, depending on...

You should rather refer to some good book inorder to remove the elementary confusions.
C++ is an object-oriented version of C.
You can also call it as an enhanced version of C (just in regard to...

what ancient dragon said is correct. Your code isnt formatted at all. First of all, you need to learn that.

I would like to point out certain things though.

First of all, you need to decide...

i think first of all you really need to attempt it by yourself. People here will help you only if you have made some honest attempt :)

Ok. thanks for pointing out my mistake; and as far as "a[i]" is concerned it was my mistake.
I actually meant :

arr[i]
*(arr+i)

:)

hmm..OK. Let me help you with some explanations.
I am sure you know that basically a pointer points to some variable. and int* will point to an integer.
Now consider the following array :

int...

lolz i agree with niek_e :D
if your first step in programming world is to build an OS, then only God knows what your next step would be. :)
well, i am not discouraging you alex. But its a very long...

lolz. OK. thanks for pointing out my mistakes. Actually i was used to such typing in this weird way in mobile chatting. :) There is nothing special about using two consecutive periods or ellipsis. :)...

Selected Name: ", STRLEN, name_num );

this line dint make much sense to me. :|

anyways..talking about your problem..

name_sel = *name [ name_int ];

this wont work at all. You are...

well...this thing also depends on how the menus and submenus are structured.
For example...i have faced a situation in which..i need to first select an object on which i need to perform certain...

I have been given an assignment to simulate MS Paint application.
I am much confused if to use document-view architecture or go without it (i will certainly use MFC..a necessity of our syllabus :| )...

@ArkM :
okies got your point...

@beyond :
yupp..you are right...it was just that i hadnt checked the code yet...so didnt find out that thing.. :)

@ArKM :

i am writing a program on 2-D transformation which handles transformations for three objects, namely, point, line and a triangle.
i have created a base class Object and derived three classes -...

ohkk...i got your point..thanks for guidance.. :)

ok..but i doubt one thing..doesnt efficiency affect here? i mean using a structure and using a class with lots of member functions - both are different thing..or am i just exaggerating this thing? :|

i am currently learning VC++ with MFC. But i am quite confused now. My dilemma is whether to use structures (which i guess are used extensively at Win32 API level) or their equivalent MFC objects....

:D
bro...thank you so much..this problem had eaten my head off since a day and a half.. :(
:@
but you solved it out.. :)
i even went to the point of replacing some dlls in system...lolz......

i am a beginner in MFC programming and using MS VC++ 6.0. I am trying to create my own window using AfxRegisterWndClass(). My code is as follows :


Frame::Frame()
{
LPCTSTR className;
HBRUSH...

i am currently working with VC++ 6.0. i have just begun with it and wrote my first non-MFC code in it..however i have faced a problem in which my program terminates immediately on executing it..and i...

lolz...got your point...actually even i have upgraded from C to C++...so am used to pointers...but here i just wanted to try it out first with simple variables...and then to use...

hey yaaa..i got your point...but i would like to know the reason why you are emphasizing on using pointer here...

i am writing a code for a stack within stack...or nested stack...whatever..
in the code..and the mainstack is a stack of substack, which in turn, is a stack of integer data..

i thought of using...

i am writing a code for a stack within stack...or nested stack...whatever..
in the code..and the mainstack is a stack of substack, which in turn, is a stack of integer data..

i thought of using...

ohkk...got it now...actually i knew the vector...but not the map...but its clear now... :)
thanks for help... :)

ok...yaaa...got it...sorry...wont repeat that mistake... :) ....net chat... :)
and umm...i didn't get much of your code...if you can simplify it... :|

hey friends i am working with a program of "stack of stack".....and i thought to work it out using inheritance....but i m stuck in it...
i thought to inherit both the stack - the parent stack and a...

hey yaa..i got it...i thnik the homepage was under some sort of maintenance...or whatever it was...but later i was able to access the homepage..i downloaded it from there... :)

now what's the difference between only "bloodshed C++" and "bloodshed C++ IDE"??
u meant that the former is only a compiler and the latter an IDE??

and yaa..i could not download from the link...