Write a program that gives the weekday you were born.

Write a program that tells you many days old you are.

Write a program that lists the date of the third Wednesday of the month for the whole...

Listen to Dave's advice, he netted them all!
Let int main() return something like a zero, rather than an empty plate.
Sounds like my kind of menu. What's for DESSERT?

frrossk did a great job helping you! Please put the following lines near the end of your code, just above return 0; to make the console display wait:

cin.get(); // trap return
cin.get(); //...

I think English is the best language and all other countries should switch to this language!?!?

I spilled my tea the other day, and the tea leaves told me that F# is the computer language of the...

With the help of BCX I managed to create some C++ code that will allow you to send text to your printer and specify the font and other things. Play around with the options to suit your own needs. I...

cout<< "Lees een rij van tien positieve getallen in en bepaal hoeveel van deze getallen"
" door 2, hoeveel door 3 en hoeveel door 5 deelbaar zijn! "<<endl;

Anything with that many "van" in it is...

show_temps() does not walk through the list!

Okay, that helps. Now you can get beyond Beep() and use your soundchip. There is a little code snippet called "Play a MIDI voice (Dev C++ console program)" on DaniWeb at:
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Jpowers22 is right, you need to use clock() to get to something that is about a millisecond. You also have to do the calculation about a million times to get a meaningful time to measure. Yes Ruby,...

You can access the sound chip to play midi voices using winmm.lib, or in case of Dev C++ the libwinmm.a library. There are 128 midi voices to pick from, anything from the Acoustic Grand Piano = 0 to...

A little calculator written in BCX basic and then translated to C code and modified to compile with Dev C++ (GCC/G++). Once you find your way past the standard GUI gibberish you can figure it out. ...