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Hi, I'm kind of embarassed to be asking this since I should be able to figure this out by now, but I'm writing a program to sort a vector of objects alphabetically by a string member variable. Can someone help me figure out why the bubble sort below won't work? … |
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Question Write a program that accepts three even integers and determine the largest of the three numbers. The program should also compute the average of the numbers entered. The program should only compute the average and find the largest if all numbers entered are even. Note that the program should … |
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I am writing a fake banking program. In the function below I declare a dynamic array. [CODE]void trArr(int transactions) { int n; string* accUse = new string[transactions]; return; }[/CODE] I try to access the array in a later function but I get the error "not declared at this scope. I … |
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I recently installed Ubunty Jaunty (Linux). I checked out the Linux version of the Codeblocks IDE. Obviously things like [code] system ( "pause" ); [/code] didn't work because of the operating system. Is there a library I can include -- or a package I can install -- that will give … |
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I'm sorry if this is the wrong place, but I don't see any forum here that's more appropriate. Does anybody know about how the "brief passage" exception to US copyright law applies to code? For instance, let's say a somebody (not me) is giving a workshop on good programming practices … |
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This is only the second time I've used the forums. I've been learning c++ off and on for a little over two months and I am doing an exercise to calculate a person's BMI (body mass index). The compiler shows no errors or warnings but when I run the program, … |
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I am just starting to learn C++ with the Waite group primer. I wrote a program loosely based on the books instructions to display any entered ASCII character and its numeric value and the same for the next character in the table. Heres the bug: The second character works fine, … |