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    Hello Does every function in C++ returns value? If yes what is that value and what is the use?
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    > y would one need to swapp the numbers in real life? trickery? magic do you mean applications of swapping ? if yes , agree with AD. its used in …
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    > but i get the same memory address when i cout either fishp or &fishp. Not possible. if you use `cout<<fishp` then it print the address of the variable , …
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    sorry for disturbing this thread. but i have confusions here: > if (!cin) how does this statement is evaluated ?however i have played with `cin` and `cout` but never used …
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    happy to see that somebody is really learning with my tutorials , its my great pleasure. however , Now , i see that this tutorial is not complete . a …
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    Why not use [toupper](http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/locale/toupper/) or tolower in your input, instead of doing (day1 == 'S' || day1 == 's')?
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    sorry , i thought that i was posting in C++ forum. thats why i used `cout` and `cin`.you can think of `cin and cout` as `scanf and printf` respectively. anyways …
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    Having trouble understanding pointers . Could anyone please help me out ? thanx in advance.
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    evenafter learning functions , i see a lot new things everyday in functions. its great because it gives the opportunity to learn new things. today , i see a function …
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    how to make a program in c++ executive?
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    what does it mean by `c++ executive` ? i haven't heard about this(may be because i am a beginner).
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    some logical errors are there: change line 45 with this(because there are 2 values then you have set 2 instead of 8) avgt += (low_temp[monthQuarters] + high_temp[monthQuarters]) / 2.0; remove …
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    to get 36.00% , you need to change the code at line 13 with this: `decPercent = (decX / decCalories)*100`
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    cout << "Enter size of array: " << endl; cin >> size; cout << "Enter elements: "; for(i=0;i<size;i++) { cin >> array[i]; }
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    agree with you. here , bin_number should be read as big_number. and don't sweat the small stuff.
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    i was wondering if somebody could explain this concept with suitable example(i.e. code snippt).
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    what i learn about pointer to array is that A pointer to array is a pointer pointing to an array example: int arr[10]; int* ptr; ptr=arr; // pointer to array …

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