Basically, to solve your error, you just have to interchange the below two lines:
#include "SkipCard.h"
using namespace std;
However, I believe the below line will give u an error:
if (input=="skip")
You should use the compare method of string instead.
Finally, it is not a good practice to do your function definition in header file. You should do function declaration in header file and put the function definition in source file instead.
Well, most of the times people come to forums to look for solutions to their programming problems, to find help to solve bugs, etc.
UML is used during the requirement analysis and software design stage, where no coding is done yet and the problem/solution domain is still very abstract. Thus, most programming forums do not have UML / software design section, or have a section but not much traffic.
That's a long list of requirements. From what I just browsed through, the real difficulty isn't the programming, but the kind of domain knowledge needed to make a well-designed software like that.
You can use any loop, be it for-loop, or while loop, or do-while loop. For the latter two, you just need to increment the counter within the loop and check for it at the condition place.
I also started my programming using basic, but it was on an IBM XT machine with 256Kb RAM and no harddisk. Those days they have basic interpreter on their ROM BIOS.
I don't know where had you been for the 20++ years but programming and software development as a whole evolved a lot. Since then I had moved over to QBasic, then to Pascal, with some dBase and Clipper, and then to C, and then C++, and then to Visual C++ and Java and PHP with mySQL which I am still using now.
