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Dear the gurus; I am a developing a small program for voting of about 5 candidates. The program should compute and return the candidates and their total tallied votes. If a voter enters a number outside 1-5 it should count it as faulty vote. I have the following program but …
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Hi, how could i check is a number an int or a float?
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hi, i'm just learning c++ as a hobby. I did it in college 12 years ago, so i might be looking for a hand with some code. Great forum by the way. i'm irish, working in telecoms
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I've a question on dynamic memory. As i understand it, i can create a dynamic memory array using: xxx= new int [z]; Then I can set the value of 'z' to be whatever value i want during the program. But if i create a dynamic memory array using a predefined … 
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I'm studying enumeration at the minute and i've a quick question. In the following code using enum, are you limited to ouputting the sequence number of the possible values, or can you use the enum operator to output the text "green"? [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <sstream> #include <fstream> #include "conio.h" …
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Hi, can you have a quick look at the two for loops here. I've declared the int 'i' in the first for loop but in the second for loop it doesn't recognise it and i have to declare it again. Why is that? [CODE]for(int i=0; i<x; i++) { cout << …
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Just studying dynamic memory at the minute. I understand the idea of having dynamic memory for arrays so you can set the length of them within the running of the program. But what is the point of dynamic memory for a single type? If i set an 'int' up to …
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