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I've been working on a project for a few days now, and I am running out of time by trying to research everything I am doing. My task for this particular program is to create an inventory program that reads from a file and then allows the user to manipulate …

So after putting together this program, I am trying to sort multiple words alphabetically using [TEX]qsort ()[/TEX]. I have been using examples of [TEX]qsort ()[/TEX] found on the web and trying to adapt them to my cause, but all I've done so far is confuse myself. There are no errors, …

ok, so I have been working all day on this program and I am kinda stuck. The goal is to have a user input several words, then (ignoring case) alphabetize them (using [ICODE]qsort()[/ICODE] only) and count how many times each word was used. This is what I've got so far: …

So I started on the final section of my C++ project and got almost done until I re-read the requirements and saw this: [B]Do not use arrays.[/B] *crap* Is there any other way to store multiple inputs than arrays? Basically the idea is to use a recursive function get a …

I am writing a program that generates 2 random #'s then asks the user to give the product of the 2. I have everything (close to) working except the input. I even added a "cheat" to display the answer [inlineCODE]prod[/inlineCODE] and when inputting the exact same #, it is registering …

I have a switch statement with 2 functions. I put 2 test [inlinecode]cout [/inlinecode] statements, both of which get displayed, but only one function is actually performed. A third test [inlinecode]cout [/inlinecode] statement is made in the second function, but that does not get displayed. "switch" and "switch2" get displayed. …

Hello, I am a new CS student and I am taking a C++ course. I am running into problems with a simple number generation program. Basically, I have to generate 2 single digit numbers and then request the user to multiply them. (I know there is nothing in there yet …