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Hi, I need help from anyone to solve this "c programming" or help to teach the method for this question. thank u so much? A bookstore has many customers and … -
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A simple method to get you started is always to carefully read the question over and compare that to 'the example output' ... (Your question and example output are really … -
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I am currently writing a little applet to modify files in a certain way. However, I am noticing wildly strange behaviour. I have an output file that is fopen'd in … -
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Hi DaniWeb, I've been programming a litecoin clone for about two weeks now. I came to build the daemon to acquire a merkle hash, but It give me this error. … -
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Can you show your code where you think the problem arises? And also explain, what you think that code is supposed to do. It may simply be that you have … -
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Hi guys, I have a class called Account with variables called Balance and Status. The Member Name is given by the User through cin and represents an the Account Number. … -
Replied To a Post in C++ - Create Class Object dynamically through cin
Probably was searching the web and found this page ? So @nonc... Welcome to Dani's place and her C++ help forum. You may not know how to start a new … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
And here is an 'homegrown' Stack example, revised from your example, that you can use to compare and fix up your stack class (it uses the above class SLList) : … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
For example, using the STL stack (with the STL list), this demos a 'proof of concept' ... and a way to trim your code some more ... since you are … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
Perhaps you do not 'see' my method here ... It was to GIVE you some working code examples (just at first for a SLList class) ... so that you could … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
Glad to see that you fixed-up the insert at front and back methods ... that's really great. Now ... here's how I might start out to code a SLList in … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
Not fixed yet ... (Note: there are other problems besides these 2 ...) What is wrong here? (See changes/added comments to your code.) //insert node at front of List void … -
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I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I'm at a loss here. I've been attempting to get a piece of C++ code to work. It works perfectly on … -
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> Here is the error message I get: "Error: Unable to access jarfile myJar.jar" So ... try moving the file "myJar.jar" to where it is in the path expected. -
Replied To a Post in Dynamic Mem Allocation within function
@ mike_2000_17 ... and your advanced approach would also allow speeds ups in reading data from very large files by ... > and call it with: std::vector< int > v; … -
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Hi all, I have a large txt file (3 Million lines). Like to use python , to parse the file , so it can be managed by excel. I am … -
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If your large data file has data that appears as consistently as your example would suggest, then you might use this simple approach: # processlargeFile.py # FNAME = 'largeFile.txt' try: … -
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i somehow can't find how to fix the error: "non portable pointer assignment in function main" #define b break #define p printf #define s scanf main() { char M,[9]; int … -
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Also, it is 'int main()' and do not use 'getch()' if you want your code to be portable. Please remember that you are asking experienced C programmers for their valuable … -
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Hello programmers! I am working on a program that checks if a user's input is a palindrome (in this case, the input is a string). I am using a custom … -
Replied To a Post in debugging deleting pointer memory using malloc_error_break
Just a quick scan and I noticed this: (What is wrong here? Hint what is the tail node value after adding first node to list? What should it be?) //insert … -
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When I dynamically allocate mem within a function, do I have to still manually release it? Or does it go away once the function has run and returned (like local … -
Replied To a Post in Dynamic Mem Allocation within function
Best thing here ... really ... is to use the STL vector container :) For example ... vector< int > fillVecFromFile( const string& FNAME ) { vector< int > v; … -
Replied To a Post in Program skips second loop of inputting with cin.
This is not the method that you really want to use ... is it? template<typename T> void glueAtEnd( List<T>& a, List<T>& b ) { T value; while( !b.isEmpty() ) { … -
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in data structure, how the paranthesis balanced are checked with stack.little confusion in it. -
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This may be a little simpler C code ... to get you started? -> NO dynamic memory used (stack size pre-fixed at compile time) -> also uses a 'table look-up' … -
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Hello Friends ! I am working on a project of CD CAFE. In which I have arranged movies like this : Movie Name::::Genre::::Hero of Movie::::Heroine of Movie and I have … -
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You may like to file your data using commas to delimit the data record fields. That way you can easily handle missing fields: MovieName1,Genre1,HeroOfMovie1,HeroineOfMovie1 MovieName2,Genre2,,HeroineOfMovie2 MovieName3,Genre3,HeroOfMovie3, And display as: MovieName1::::Genre1::::HeroOfMovie1::::HeroineOfMovie1 … -
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Ok ... you have multiple potential problems. It is often best to solve them one at a time. A 1st problem is your driver test program. So here, I just … -
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Hellp programmers! I am working on a program that uses two objects of a custom class template List [which is a linked list, with each item pointing to the next] … -
Replied To a Post in Deleting duplicate strings from an array of strings
As well advised by Dani's @Moschops above ... you can streamline your code and logic flow by using the STL 'set' container ... If you want to preserve the original … -
Replied To a Post in too many chars in my switch print menu too many times
This demo of a menu -> choice pattern is simple and easily adapted to many student type menu -> choice type problems. Note how it *simply avoids* the very common … -
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When a user enters multiple keystrokes the meny prints multiple times. It should spit out an error and reprint the menu once...what gives? void mainMenu(char entries[], int index[]) { char … -
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This demo of a menu -> choice pattern is simple and easily adapted to many student type menu -> choice problems. Note how it *simply avoids* the very common ... … -
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from sys import argv from os.path import exists script, from_file, to_file = argv print "Copying from %s to %s" % (from_file, to_file) # we could do these two on one … -
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Further to comment by @vegaseat ... you can print out ... print( type( in_file ) ) # debugging Python object types # print( type( indata ) ) You may like … -
Replied To a Post in OOP with mytime
Actually ... the notion of 'between' ... could actually be expressed as this: class MyTime: # 24 hour clock # def __init__(self, hrs=0, mins=0, secs=0): self.hours = hrs self.minutes = … -
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@shyamdadhich Please start a new thread for your question. Best to ask C programming questions in the C forum. -
Replied To a Post in OOP with mytime
Yes ... it is. These are the program output results I get: (# Note: comment added #) t1 = 09:59:59 t2 = 10:00:01 t = 10:00:00 between( t2, t, t1 … -
Replied To a Post in Deleting duplicate strings from an array of strings
You will need to provide more information about your program ... for example ... provide a complete working program that illustrates your question/problem? Note: storedstrings[i][k] and storedstrings[i] are NOT the … -
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Well ... there are many ways to go about your problem. If you have no particular design constraints or requirements (beyond those listed below) ... this next little demo may … -
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Another way ... struct Bag { string name; vector< string > slots; Bag() {} Bag( const string& name, size_t n ) : name(name) { slots.reserve(n); // or maybe resize(n) ? … -
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I want to Delete every occurrences of Pattern in String. But What's the problem? Please help with the following C Code. #include<stdio.h> #include<string.h> #include<stdlib.h> char* SUBSTRING(char *STRING,int POSITION,int LENGTH); main() … -
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What is wrong with this code? char* processIt( /* */ ) { char local_buf[90]; /* get some stuff into local_buf */ return loacal_buf; /* Hint! Is this line ok? */ … -
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I'm trying to write a boolean function that takes two Mytime objects, t1 and t2 as arguments, and returns True if the object falls inbetween the two times. This is … -
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You might try something like this ... # compareTimes.py # class MyTime: # 24 hour clock # def __init__(self, hrs=0, mins=0, secs=0): self.hours = hrs self.minutes = mins self.seconds = … -
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Im working on a project where i have to get the number of printers that are allocated to a certain job and need to split the file name up so … -
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This may give you some ideas to get you started ... # fileTypes.py # myFiles = [ 'news.txt', 'data.dat', 'programcpp.cpp', 'programc.c' ] myTypes = [ '.txt', '.dat', '.cpp', '.c' ] … -
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I'm making a word unscrambler, an anagram solver of sorts. So, I've stored all possible variations of the word in storedstrings which is an array of strings. Now, i need …
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