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I was wondering if there is any way to parse integers from a string (like in java)? Anyone know of a built in function in c++?

Just wondering if acer makes quality laptops... I found a good looking one on newegg.com and it's very reasonably priced (<900), but I've never used an acer before. I know newegg has a very good reputation, but I was hoping someone could help me out with acer. thanks, Nate

This may sound wierd and gross, but don't knock it till ya try it... It's a very easy dish that goes good in the morning or as a snack during the day - Sugar Butter n' Rice. Basically you just mix the three till it tastes good. Probably not the …

Hi all, I apologize if this is somewhere on here. I've looked some and I can't find it here or anywhere on the internet. With all the bright minds on this board, someone's bound to have an idea... What I would like to do is open a file using the …

Anybody have any good case tools that they can suggest? I've been looking around at different sites, and there's TONS of them. You don't need to give much specifics beyond the name. Just looking for what's popular outside of the Rational Series. Thanks!

Sorry, may seem like a dumb question, but I haven't seen anyone else ask it on here. I'm trying to create a stack of doubles, by casting them as I pop them out. The only trouble is that the compiler (eclipse) won't let me cast an object to a double. …

Sorry for the crummy subject, but I have a serious problem here. I'm trying to check myself as I code and I keep having issues with seeing "old" code. I'm putting together an applet for a class assignment, and I have been periodically trying to view my code (what it's …

Ok, here's my code: [code] string connect; cout<<"enter node, then linked nodes"; cin>>node; while(node != 0) { cin.get( connect ); adjList.insert(make_pair(node,connect)); cin>>node; } [/code] The problem at hand is that the compiler (Dev C++) keeps telling me : 21 no matching function for call to `std::basic_istream<char, std::char_traits<char> >::get(std::string&, char)' referring …

Outside of the NSA(america), are there any jobs within the field of cryptography in the US?

PLEASE HELP!!! Ok, I've been racking my brain for the past two or three days now on this question, and before you click the back button, I might add I'm not looking for the answer, I'm looking for clearification of the question... here's the question: "In a paragraph or two, …

Can someone tell me please, what's the difference between the two? Or is it just a preference thing? Thanks, Nate

Does c++ allow returning an array from a function? Thanks all, Nate

Trying to get this to compile is driving me nuts! Any help is greatly appreciated. I think it's having trouble linking the header to the .cpp files. It's my first program in Dev C++ - I'm used to using Visual Studio. Here's the source for the header header: [code] #include …

Can someone tell me what the difference is (if any). Or is it a matter of preference? Thanks, Nate PS - Sorry if this is in the wrong forum

Anyone know about an "iserror.txt" file that randomly pops up in different spots? I would give additional info on what's in the files, but I deleted all of them before posting. For the record, I have recently ran Spybot S&D. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nate

Hey all, Not quite sure if this is the right place to post this, but here it is anyways... Ok, I have a pretty much full version of the MS Visual Studio 6.0 that I was able to get through school (free of charge!). I basically only use Visual C++ …

I agree with Christian on this one completely. I think our society has become so sick and twisted that I sometimes fear for the day that I have kids of my own. Just because our society is overridden with media that portays that "sex sells" does not mean we should …

Can anybody tell me the difference? Thanks ahead of time, Nate

not trying to be a smart ass, but would that be also called the functional decomposition?

I'm not sure about your compiler, but with mine, it doesn't like when you use ' in the middle of a output statement. The following lines have several... [QUOTE=hopeolicious] MikeData << "\n\nNumber of a's: " << i_va; MikeData << "\nNumber of e's: " << i_ve; MikeData << "\nNumber of i's: …

not to mention that your "using namespace std;" at the top is commented out. Also, relating to stack's comment on syntax, there are a few lines with commas at the end rather than semicolons. happy coding & don't give up! And remember, your head stops hurting after you stop beating …

Ok I know we are all from opposite ends of the earth on this forum... so this could be a reach. I talked to my CIS prof. the other day and he was telling a few of us that by the time we get out or even now, to get …

I'm no pro... but would it have anything to do with lacking the "using namespace std;" after your includes? ...just a shot

Hi all... Was wondering if someone could lend a hand - or an eye. I've been trying for hours and was hoping that someone could give me an outside look. I won't beat around the bush, yes this is from a homework assignment, but the assignment is much more than …

I know this is an old thread, but like someone else said earlier, why start a new one? I have a small problem I hope someone can help me with. I started a thread in the Geek forum about other message boards. I wasn't trying to knock this one - …

[QUOTE=alc6379]Yeah... that's what I was trying to put my finger on. In college, I took a class called "Finite Math". That was the closest to "Programming in English" that I ever came across.[/QUOTE] How was Finite Math compared to Calc?

Hi all, I was just wondering, does anyone have any other message boards out there that they prefer? It's not that this isn't a good board, I was just trying to find any others that are also good ones. Thanks, Nate

Hey alc, I agree with you completely. NBC has done a horrible job - not only in the air times, but also on commentating. Being a gymnastics instructor myself, the announcers in that field were aweful. I just finished watching the tae kwon do a little while ago, and I've …

Hi all, I know the subject/title sounds a little missleading. What I mean is that the college I'm at (U of M-Dearborn) offers a concurrent math degree. So when you graduate you come out with both a CS and a Math degree. My hopes are to go into something either …