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i have my first game code of a dice game you can look at if you would like. ill post it if you reply back, it displays the dice using characters... its simple but i like it.

there is a really helpful library called <algorithm> that can help you with string manipulation and comparing etc. look it up online or a book or something... good luck

thats easy... #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; int main() { int x = 0; while (x < 101) { cout << x << endl; x = x + 2; } system("pause"); return 0; }

make a game that uses dice. you roll 2 dice and you are rolling against the computers 2 dice. make the dice random and whoever has the bigger sum wins or gets 1 point... i dunno, start with that and build up from there, if you are just starting all …

A header file is made up of pre-processor directives, classes, namespaces etc. a good place to look at is [url="http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial"]cplusplus.com[/url]. look at the classes, objects and namespaces chapters...

hey... im in a c++ class at school but i also program at home. my teacher refuses to teach me graphics and i wanted to know if there was an easy way to just basically cout a graphic. if this is noobish and i need to learn a lot more …

yea... it's very useful... here's the code: #include <iostream> #include <windows.h> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; [CODE] int main() { cout << "Hello..."; Sleep(2000); cout << "World..."; cin.get(); return 0; }//end main function [/CODE] if you do not have the windows.h header for some odd reason unknown to me, which …

i dont know why im asking this... im just curious. I have dev-cpp compiler and i was experimenting with header files and reading them expanding my knowledge... and im just wondering what the difference between a c header file and an h header file is... they seem to be doing …

could you give an example of code... i dont know what you mean by this SAFEARRAY thing... it sounds interesting... be smart kids and practice your SAFE HEX... :p

actually, if i was paying attention in class, i believe it's the other way around. logical operators such as || (or) && (and) etc. come before mathamatical operators, <= (less than or equal to) != (not equal to) etc. I'm sure that will compile just fine without it. but this …

could you give us an example of code that when you press the up arrow it says up, then ends the line and the same for the other three arrows? i just want to see an example really... thanx

i hate making decisions for people but in my opinion do c++... its good... so just do it...

ok... visual c++ is exactly the same as any other compiler except its a lot easier to use because it has many things built into it... anything in visual c++ can be done in any other version...

if its just in the dos screen #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; [color=red]system("cls");[/color] [color=black]cout << "End of program";[/color] [color=black]system("pause");[/color] [color=black]return 0;[/color] [color=black]}[/color] you can put any dos command in the quotes... but make sure you include cstdlib

well... maybe you haven't read enough... you should start with the simplest program in c++, the "Hello World!" program. you must first #include any header files you need for the specific program, usually <iostream> is used for inputing and outputing. then you must make your int main() function, this is …

how do u pause a command in c++? i know how to pause using system("pause") or cin.get() but i want to know hot to make the program sleep for a certain ammount of time... like vbs' wscript.sleep 1000... if that helps thanx

[url="http://www.cplusplus.com"]www.cplusplus.com[/url] but nothing is better than a book. SAMS teach yourself c++ in 24 hours is awesome. but go through the lessons really slow. also, nothing compares to a class when learning a language... staring at code wont help you because even if you know a command like "cout" you …

the random number generator (srand) usually uses time as its string. the time(NULL) is held in the ctime.h library and it takes i think the ammount of seconds from some date in the 70's and does an equation with it. the number isnt completely random but it does a good …