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Hiya Guys and Girls I am wanting to develop a conference centre in Java. But before i start spending time coding I wanted to know if anyone had a generic code I can use just to save some time. Kind Regards Almostanangel

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Hello All, OK I have a nagging question that I need to put to rest right away, or else I am going to go amok. In Visual Basic you can declare an array without knowing its size, and then redim the array again once the array size is known. Now …

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Hello All, Now please do not laugh at me, I am trying my best here. As you all know, I am taking a Java programming introductory course at the local city college, and the instructor has mentioned that any program that contains code that he did not discuss in class …

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Hello All, OK I am not sure if any of you here are also coming from the C++ forum, but I finished my C++ class, got an A, thanks to all your help, and now I am onto Java. I am still a beginner in both Java and C++ and …

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Hello All, Can I use cin.getline(x,y) to read a line from a file? What is the form of cin.getline(x,y) when used with files? What I need to do is to output what I have written to a file to the console. I have the file open, using ofstream, and I …

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Hi All, Please keep the laughing until the end of this request. The new assignment that I have to work on, is a string sorter. I am to ask the user to enter how many names does he/she need to sort, should be a number between 2 and 25. Then …

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Hello, I am sorry if I am boring you, but I know of toupper() and tolower(). Is there a toProper() in C++? Proper case is the first letter of the word is in uppercase while all other letters of the word are in lowercase. Is there a way I can …

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Hello All I am writing a program, for homework, that would rank 3 runners in 1st, 2nd and 3rd places based on their finish times. I need to bubble sort the names, but it fails. Here is what I have: [code] //Constants Used: const int iLength = 21; //20 Chars …

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Hello All, Its me again with my quirky questions. I am writing a program for homework and the idea is to sort the top 3 runners by their finishing time. Also a requirement of the homework is to gather the names of the runners along side their times. The user …

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Hello All I am trying to format my program's output to be nicer than what it is doing now, and am looking for something equivalent to the noshowpoint that would act on the fixed manipulator. Here is the story: I have a sequential integer number that is acting as a …

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Hello All I an taking a class in C++. Though I have had many years programming, it is an introductory class because one needs to learn the syntax and rules of the new language. I am writing a program that stores data in a file, and retrieves data from a …

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I am a beginning Prog Logic and Design student. I have a project to write pseudocode and draw a flow chart to do the following. From an Alumni File I have the following fields Alumnus Number Alumnus Name Year Graduated Major I want to get all Alumni With a Major …

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