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Solved the problem. Decided to remove code. 
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Why doesn't my program accept "quit" when I input it? #include<iostream> #include<fstream> #include<string> #include <cassert> using namespace std; int main() { ifstream file; char filename[20]; char infile[20]; int count=-1; for(;;) { cout<<"Enter the file name that you want to open or write 'quit' to exit: "; cin>>filename; if(filename == "quit") …
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[CODE]#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { { int count; int innercount; count = 1; while (count <=1) { innercount = 1; while (innercount <= (12 - count) /2) {cout << " "; innercount++; } innercount = 1; while (innercount <= count) { cout << "@"; innercount++; } cout …
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Here is some code I have been working on for an assignment, basically it finds prime numbers in between two variables-in any case, I have been trouble figuring out a way to restart the program based on user input. Basically the user inputs y to restart and n to quit. …
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As of this moment I have been switching back and forth between various iterations of my first foray into Python programming software, in any case part of my assignment calls for finding the count of even and odd numbers in a set of values that the user inputs, here is … 
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Hello, I was assigned the task of coding this program in python for homework and I recently ran into a problem. Basically the assignment asks that a program prompt the user for a series of numbers and will then output the smallest number, the largest (their respective locations) and finally …
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