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the recursive code (function call itself ) will be as follow #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> int reverse_num (int n,int m) ; using namespace std; int main() { int n; int m=0; cout<<"enter number to reverse :"; cin>>n; cout<<reverse_num(n,0)<<endl; //calling the function system("pause") ; return 0; } int reverse_num(int n,int m) …

about the second question yes you can use pointer to refrence to another pointer and this is the method used in dynamic allocation of multi dimintion aray you can write : void a2d(int i,int j) { int **t =new int* ;//rows for(int k=0;k<i;k++) t[k]=new int[j] ; //col } but i …

antgross=totantstycken/144; antdussin=totantstycken/144; u again divide the same value on the same divisor u must replace the line :antdussin=totantstycken/144; with the following two lines : totantstycken%=144; //get the nuber of non gross piesec antdussin=totantstycken/12; //get the number of dussin

type after the include line : using namespace std; that is because cout defined in this namesoace that is all

if u create a console application : first in c++ use #include <iostream> not <iostream.h> it is two different files where the first is more enhanced than the other then u must add this statment after the includes : using namespace std ; compile....run....see hello...and have fun note :from vc++ …

it is wrong to do such expression (assign the same variable (i) in a single operation more than onetime) it gives a machine dependent result

to flush input buffer u can #include <conio.h> void main () { /* code */ getch() ; //take input from keyboard buffer before displaying in the screen /*rest of code*/ } is this the answer to your question ?

I have a code which is near to this one struct first { int data ; list <second> seconds ; }; struct second { int data ; list <first>::iterator vert ; }; how i could get rid of the circular reference problem in c++ note : i must put the …