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[COLOR=Blue][SIZE=2][FONT=Times New Roman]Hello, my name is kerry and i just sign up .Well, my question is how do reverse a number input by user using recersive function.Thanks for the help. [/FONT] [/SIZE] [/COLOR] |
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1. int *f() { int *m=(int *)malloc(2); return m; } WHY THIS POINTER TO INT TREATED AS A GLOBAL VARIABLE. 2.can a pointer points to another pointer like that int *p,i=2; int *q; p=&i; q=p; IS IT RIGHT. |
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Hi im programming a program thats going to count how how many doussins,grosses and pieces. there are if you enter a number. (just so u know ive started programming 1 week ago and havent programed alot cause school started) ok heres my problem: when i enter 502 pieces it says … |
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hi im new to c++ (started today) and im reading a book about c++ (called C++ Programming A) Well i started to read and learned the first code and wrote it in Microsoft Visual C++ and i get a error (error C2065: 'cout' : undeclared identifier) i dont know why … |
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#include<iostream.h> void main() { cout<<"hello"; } //IF WE COMPILE THIS PROGRAMME IT WILL NOT PRINT HELLO ON U'R SCREEN.TELL ME WHY & TELL ME PROCEDURE HOW IT PRINT USING COUT IN VC++ |
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Hi all here is small C program main() { int i=2; printf("%d\n",++i * ++i * ++i * ++i); } it gives o/p 480 why..? Thanks for u r reply. shalin |
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EXplain me about these function cin.clear(); cin.ignore(); tell me what function i use for flushing a input bufer in c and c++; |
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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 … |