1. About C4716: didn't you know that double F_Ite() function must return double type value? And where is return anything-of-double_type in the function body? It's your code, you have wrote double...

Don't worry, it's a small code ;)
Try to split functions into separate groups by themes (as usually, it's possible to do). Place every group in a separate cpp file (don't forget to add it to the...

Insert std::cin.ignore(1000,'\n'); after std::cin >> diameter;

>...why is this i cannot see anything wrong with my code...
Oh, this harmful Daniweb engine! I see 'area' in the OP snippet but area in the post #3 code ;)
By the way, change char area; to float...

Fill a glass with water (or what else) then drink, not vice versa ;)

Calculate a circle area AFTER its diameter request.
Output the area variable, not a wrong character literal 'area'...

>I'm not quite sure what exactly you mean. I'm really new to C++. Can you explain a bit more clearly?
OK, let's come back to the class Path design. The class has a member function without...

Well, your program crashed. It looks like a mere assertion, not a question.
Read This Before Posting: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html.
Never send exe files in attachments!

What a wonderful teleportation of argv[3] to every class Path object do you want? If you have a "default" starting point of the Path object (probably it's the scArg member), provide this class for a...

If so, mark this thread as solved ;)

Better use std::string class:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
...
string day;
...
getline(cin,day);
if (day == "Mo") ...

1. Well, reserve size (if no need in some postprocessing)
2. Tastes differs; for example, I prefer to return bool in such cases. I think, returned size if more useful than 0. Moreover, zero on...

The wittingly wrong statement in OP code is delete buffer; - must be delete[]buffer;. Yet another defect: insufficient error check-up.

long GetFileSize(ifstream &file)
{
static const...

Your constructor variant with assignments has the same effect as mine. However as usually assignments in constructors (or even anywhere) are less effective than initialization with ctor-initializers...

In addition:
Change lines 40-45 in my code above to

/// more syntax sugar for lazies
const Suite
&Hearts = Suite::Hearts,
&Clubs = Suite::Clubs,
&Diamonds = Suite::Diamonds,
...

This part is so called ctor-initializer-list. In C++ it's a preferred way to initialize class members and the only method to pass constructor arguments to base class(es) constructors (the last...

Are you sure that your method is not efficient?
Why?..
What's your efficiency criterion?

Of course, all possible in C++ ;)
That's an improvisation:

/// suite.h (class Suite definition)
class Suite
{
public:
Suite() {}
Suite(const Suite& suit):value(suit.value) {}
...

>...if you want to be a pedant...
To make distinctions between static, automatic and dynamic attributes - is it too pedantic for you?
;)

In C you can assign void* type pointer value to the pointer of any type without casting. So simply declare a proper type pointer and set it to the buffer:

char* pchar = buf_ptr;
char* ptr = pchar...

>short answer: static arrays are allocated when the function is called...
Short remark: static arrays are allocated before the first call of the function. However no static arrays in OP snippet....

>What evil being designed such a thing?!
Probably, it was the hardware architect's acute condition ;)
Many years ago...

>I want the minimal pointer because it is the left most node for my tree.
The leftmost node in the tree is not the same as the minimal pointer!
Moreover, a pointer value does not bear a relation to...

>not many people will ever touch something like a 4-bit machine or any other sort of setup.
None the less there were supercomputers with 6-bits and 9-bits (or may be 12) bytes ;)
Moreover, I have...

>I dont want the data inside i want the pointer
Which pointer do you want (and why) - that's a question ;)

If you want the minimal pointer value ( why?! ) - you have it. What's a problem? Well,...

Probably you want a pointer which points to the minimal data value. In actual fact it's (as usually) senseless operation to compare pointer values. Moreover, the result of pointers comparison is...

>More random calls will tend to dilate the variance.
The variance of... what? We didn't estimate random sequence parameters in that case so the variance (or other moments) does not bear a relation...

A day ago csurfer's algorithm solved the problem. That's "pipelined" version:

int i, j = rand()%20;
for (i = 0; i < 20; i++)
array[i] = (i != j)*(rand()%9 + 1);

In addition:...

That's it:

(256 in C++)

Try to append LL suffix to long long constants.

>What do you mean? All memmove does is move memory. So even if you want to use your own class object, it should still work.
It's so simple. Suppose the object has a member which is a head of double...

William, we don't know base element type. If it's a class object (see OP), memmove can't move elements correctly! Moreover, remove class object means call destructor...

Of course, the original post is extremely ill-formed.
However at least one defect arrests attention: sort_names function is wrong. Sorting loop index is out of range: names[j+1] refers to...

Too many problems on a single (and simple) program case is a symptom of bad design solution.

Evidently in that case you need different data structure. You want dynamically defined data structure...

Why strncat? Make a single (expected) string by a single snprintf call. What's a problem?

Initialization of class members (except static integral types):

class Ob // avoid all small letters names
{
public: // declare public then protected then private
Ob():name("Name") {} //...

The second argument type is a pointer to a pointer to FILE type.
Didn't you understand what's a pointer?
Evidently this function returns FILE* pointer via this argument. What's a strange...

absread:
What's it: ancient TC non-standard function to read a sector from the HD in native DOS environment.
Usage: forget as soon as possible.

>the program encrypts the text at a rate of about 5000 characters per second on a 500mhz Intel Pentium 3 running windows xp pro.
It looks like an extremely low speed. I think that's a lower bound of...

Excuse me, siddhant3s: I have not seen your post above! :(
No need in my post now.

According to the C and C++ standards

int array[....];

array[-2] - wrong expression, because array-2 points to inexisting array element (the only exception: pointer to the 1st element after...