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 | [code] //this game is played with a six sided die, on each player's turn he may roll until he gets a 1 from the die, at which point, all points accumulated to that point are wiped, he may hold and add the accumulation to his score at any time. #include<fstream> …  |
| | I keep getting this error for the Pet read function: no match for 'operator>>' in 'fin >> ((Pet*)this)->Pet::age' whenever trying to compile the class. I have not implemented anything into main, but I am trying to figure out how to fix this problem so I can go on. Any help … |
| | This is part of a larger program and this is the only part that I can't get down. Right now, it runs fine once through, but telling it yes to repeat the loop at the end does not allow the user to input a new name for student once the … |
| | [code]void decryption() //this function decrypts whatever the user inputs using keys 1 - 100, providing all possible decryptions { const int MAX = 100; string code, output; char array[100]; cout << "Enter what you would like decrypted" << endl; cin >> code; //herein lies the problem strcpy(array, code.c_str()); for (int … |
| | This is my relatively simple code. Its just part of a memory matching game. I've looked but I cannot figure out why it won't switch the values in each of the array indexes. I would appreciate anyone helping me out here with this. ** Turns out the problem is that … |
| | I'm not sure what to do exactly. I get some errors that say that displayBoard is declared as an integer yet, I have it declared as void. I'm not sure where these are coming from and they are impeding me from continuing with my work. I would appreciate any pointers …  |
| | Basically this code serves to take in an input file and convert all the "<" and ">" into "<" and ">" respectively. This works however, I cannot get it to convert the rest of the .txt file into the output file. Right now, it just works with the very first …  |
| | This is my code so far [code] #include<fstream> #include<iostream> #include<cstdlib> #include<stdlib.h> using namespace std; const int MAX_GENERATED = 100; void fillArray(int a[], int size, int& numberUsed); //prototype int main () { int array[MAX_GENERATED], numberUsed; fillArray (array, MAX_GENERATED, numberUsed); getchar (); getchar (); return 0; } void fillArray( int array[], int … |