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I am writing a program which asks the user for input, how many digits to use, on 2 numbers which will multiply themselves. A loop will multiply all combinations of that number digits and determine the largest palindrome. I know how to do palidnromes with strings, but don't know if …

I want to compose a Matrix class template. Matrix objects need to copy data very often, such as in copy constructor or assignment operator overload function, so it need to be efficient. For most cases, I should not escape the assignment operator overload function of each data item, but for …

Hello This is my base [CODE]class BaseClass { // base has no body };[/CODE] and child [CODE]class ChildClass : public BaseClass { public: void testMethod(); };[/CODE] I do [CODE]BaseClass* base = new BaseClass(); ChildClass* c = static_cast<ChildClass*>(base); c->testMethod();[/CODE] Above compile and ChildClass::testMethod() executes fine. my memory is allocated by BaseClass …

I'm having a lot of trouble getting my code to compile. It basically has this structure: [CODE]Headers: a.h, b.h, c.h CXX: a.cxx, b.cxx, c.xx[/CODE] And my main.cpp of course. The problem is that my classes link each other, ie. a uses something from class b and b uses something from …

I am not looking for an explicit answer to this question, and I have googled/searched this site for hours trying to find an example to work off of. What I can't figure out is how to write a nested "for loop" that will allow the user to input one number …

Hey guys , i haing a problem with using stringstream and atoi . I am trying to conert a string to in integer When using stringstream [CODE] string d = "033116"; int b = 0; stringstream ss (d); ss >> b ; [/CODE] When using atoi [CODE] string d = …