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![Member Avatar for Prysm[VA]](https://static.daniweb.com/avatars/4/member1029500.jpg){kind=small} | Hi, My name is Erik :) I've learned a bit of java, visual basic, and now I'm working on learning alot in c++. I have been taking classes but next semester I'll be off until I transfer to Devry in the spring. Joining a forum would help me learn more …  |
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| | Perhaps this question has been asked or even has a thread written about it so I apologize if it's been asked before however I can't seem to find a solid answer online. I read the article: [Written by Narue](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/threads/90228/flushing-the-input-stream) about using getline instead of cin when obtaining input from the …  |
| | Why haven't you told us anything about it yet? Especially if you know what the function(s) will be, tell us.  |
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| | So in my classes I've taken I was told by the teacher "case statements and if-else statements are the same things essentionally" so why learn both? and so I was not taught about cases. Besides the fact I should learn it anyway incase I need it for someone elses code, …  |
| | well #include <string> needs to be at the top I believe |
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| | #include "List.h" List::List() { length = 0; // this is where the error points to currentPos = 0; } Shouldn't you write line 2 with the length and currentPos variables inside it? #include "List.h" List::List(int length, int currentPos) Sorry if that's wrong haha, I'm EXTREMELY new to classes.  |
| | > "error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 1 arguments" This error is telling me that you are either sending in too little variables or too many variables into that function/method. |
| | Alright guys, I've been looking at this on google and I can't seem to find an answer. Any help is definitely appreciated! Here is the code, then I will explain my problem. void printMenu() { cout<<"||============================||"<<endl; cout<<"||=========Main Menu==========||"<<endl; cout<<"||===1.Begin DNA Creation"; cout<<"||===2.Load the Files"; if(!dna1[].strand1){ cout<<"<0>";} else{ cout<<"<"<<sizeof(dna1.strand1)<<">";} cout<<endl; cout<<"=========||"<<endl; … |
| | Well, I know c++ more than python. But since no one has replied yet I'll take a shot at this. There are several ways to go about adding difficulty, I would do something like having a menu in the beginning asking for the difficulty, say 1-3, 1 is easy and …  |
| | Re: Adding For Loop First off. I suggest adding a system("cls"); at the end of the do-while loop. Otherwise it'll just clutter the screen if it's run multiple times. The problem with you code is the brackets. You're missing a few brackets and others aren't correctly placed. If you can't figure it out feel … |
| | I know how to read and write to txt and dat files using the command prompt. Not sure if it's different in a window. If you'd like I can show you what I use :3 |
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