I think you have a menu option wich is called Help
Select it and choose Search
In the wondow that opens type DrawLine.
You will find what you are looking for. (he! U2 did not!)

Looks OK. The switch in the else needs + 1 from case 3 to case 12 Every month from march on needs one day more because of leapyear. Alternatively you could also use one switch and let your...

strange... what if my name is U2 ?

In Solution Explorer right click on the References map.
Choose Add Reference...
Add all the dll's of the world if you like, they will be linked with your .exe when appropriate.

A parser is a computerprogram and does not have to be in C++.
It can be written in any convienient language.
From wiki :
A parser is one of the components in an interpreter or compiler, which...

What is your favorite boolean? true, false, inbetween?

case 1:
Num_Students = i;
for (int ii =0; ii < Num_Students; i++)
scores[ii] = grades[ii].ID
...

Don't get frustrated, besides what you have written in the first place wasn't that bad!(You could have used code tags to make it more readable)

I refuse to read your code any more until you put it in code tags

This looks like an assignment to test if you paid enough attention in class.
For the rest: I couldn't agree more with the advice of Ancient Dragon!

You might observe that each row in the triangle is equal to 2 raised to n. Where n starts at zero.
Your example : 2^0+2^1+2^2+2^3=15
I wonder why those binaries always pop up when we talk computer...

Hey Skatamatic, Right now I'm into C# for that matter and I have been in BASIC, Pascal,Modula-2,C,C++. So the language is not that much of an issue.
Look at this compilercode from a master :...

a |= b; is the same as a = a | b; It is a sort of shorthand notation. Just as a += b; is the same as a = a + b; It is probably invented to make life of newbies a little harder...

You said it yourself! So why bother and make your life difficult. When you come back later to your code it will be more easy to understand then if you used pointer arithmetic. If you have a good C++...

Does this mean you have become blind?
If not, consult at least an ophthalmologist. Maybe he/she can help you(with a pair of glasses) so you can read your error messages again.

This is how I would do (and did) it in C#


int x;
for (x = 0; x <= 8; x+=3)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}\t{1}\t{2}\n", x, x+1, x+2);
...

I was in a state of laziness myself!
Had a good read on laziness, thank you.

Take a pencil and a piece of paper and DRAW, DRAW, DRAW!

By the way, this is an initial phase in any serious programming endeavor : put something on paper first.
Don't start to run before you can...