Sounds like a subset generating problem to me.

I did almost the same thing a while ago, try reading this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread159859.html).

Hope that helps.

@VernonDozier: Yes, you're obviously right, I just wanted to make it as plain as possible for the OP :)

I hope this is not homework, so I'll show you a little more (it's simpler than it seems!) #include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int char2int(char c) {
switch(c) {
...

You could use atoi (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/atoi.html) or write your own char-to-digit converter, like this: int char2int(char c) {
switch(c) {
case '0':...

Ok changes made :) next attachment (to appear after christmas I guess) will have them.

srand() call in deck::build was there because I used deck class directly before writing pokerGame class - now...

Ok just a little upgrade:

some minor changes throughout the code and it now recognizes the hands as real poker hands.

testmain.cpp provides a little example of a 4-hand "match" (there's still...

I see what you mean.

I was only worried to make it work so I forgot a couple of important things:

1 - At the beginning of the pokerGame::deal() function I had to clear all players' hands,...

That's what it's supposed to do - shuffle the deck and deal different cards every time you run the program.

If a function returns, say, an int, you can use a call to that function in every place you could have used an int.
Examples:
#include <iostream>

int sumFunction(int a, int b) {
return a +...

You're great :) that was driving me mad.

Actually there was a double error, it shouldn't have entered the if because the line m_deck.build(); in pokerGame::deal() should have been...

Ok, 11 days have passed and though busy with many other things I brought this some steps further.

I restructured slightly the whole design - basically now all the classes are enough abstract to...

Check out this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post755264.html), I hope it'll help :-)

It's still work in progress though there are some changes made...

No.

We won't do your homework for you. Read the forum rules, post your attempt and then ask for help (specifically).

Make sure you use code tags.

Well I think that I'll choose the name of my son/daughter (if any :P) because I like that particular name or after some person I really admire (a poet most likely).

There's nothing wrong naming...

> Is it child abuse to name your son Adolf Hitler?
Definitely yes imo!

Here:



By the way no intention to flame - just a thought I liked to share.

Astonishing ignorance.

Thanks for posting, I'm waiting to read Chapter 2

Yes but count == totalMonths :P

You didn't tell it to do so, that's why it would not terminate the program.

if(choice=='Y') {
// do something
}
else {
return EXIT_FAILURE;
}

You should put your input validation...

You want totaMonths to be the months that you entered data for? You don't need the variable, either use numYears*12 or declare month outside the loop and then use its last value.

Well you cut off the endline - put it back or simply insert a space

cout << "Enter rainfall (in inches) for month " << (month%12) + 1 << " of year " << (month/12) + 1 << ": ";

Was it hard?

I don't understand what do you mean - I put an endline before cin.

Post your code and explain where do you want to put the space (i.e. how is the output and how you'd like it to be)

Either that or for(int month = 0; month < numYears*12; month++) {
std::cout << "Enter rainfall (in inches) for month " << (month%12) + 1 << " of year " << (month/12) + 1 << std::endl;
//...

Read this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html) closely.

No one is going to post-fed you a solution to your homework, so show some effort or prepare to be ignored.

After all it's...

You may have fun looking into this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread162304.html) and this (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/string.html).

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main() {
string helloworld = "Hello world!\nHello world!\n"; // 2 times helloworld
helloworld.append(helloworld); // 4 times...

Maybe this thread (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread161832.html) will help (it's still "work in progress" but may give you some ideas)
Hope this helps.

1. Are you allowed to use recursion? If so it's easy.
2. Please use code tags (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/misc-explaincode.html) when posting code.

What prevents your program from compiling is the following:

1) close doesn't need arguments - change both a.close("phonedir"); with a.close();.
2) else "" ; doesn't make sense. Maybe you wanted...

Change a[i]= tmp; with a += tmp;.

getline(cin, line);
Shouldn't you take your line from the ifstream?

What daviddoria meant with the add function is that you are every time rewriting the file instead of just adding lines.
...

I you would like to keep track of previous executions of your program I suggest you to write these informations in a file - you can't keep an array from one execution to another afaik Oo

castpuzzle.net (http://www.castpuzzle.net/english/index.html) My brother just brought me one from Munchen and I went crazy about it :P

This is mine: Cast Radix...

Movies version (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEc4YWICeXk&feature=related).

I like these things :D

Sounds good to me, I'll make that change :-) Thank you.

@VernonDozier: Thank you too for the advices.
My short-term goal would be to make a Poker game - not that I'd like to play it more than...

Ok sorry for the delay.

I couldn't come up with a decent thought on how to effectively use the structure of linked lists to my advantage - I basically rewrote my first shot using a list of vectors...

Just... Wow!

State_Tax is expecting float, you are passing float*.
Change *statetax = State_Tax(federaltax); to *statetax = State_Tax(*federaltax);

string myFile("rawDictionary2");
int totalWords= wordCount(myFile);
you are sending in a string, why do you want it to accept an ifstream?

Also: why do you check i?
Instead of if(i=='m' && 'male') try if(s=="m" || s=="male").

First correct your toLowerCase as AncientDragon suggested, then fix "minor" things like the one I pointed...