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[quote] How to find the product of two matrix ? [/quote] The tittle should instead be : How to use Google [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=multiplying+two+matrix"]Properly[/URL] If you know how to multiply 2 matrices with for loops then you know how to do with with other types of loop, provided you know about the …

It seems like you are trying to make a code to send somebody a harmful .exe. Therefore I will not tell you. If i am wrong then say so, trusting you not to lie.

There are basically the same except for their accuracy. A float is for example the following : [code] float F = 3.1415f; [/code] And a double is the following : [code] double D = 3.1415; [/code] As you can see they are similar, the only difference comes when accuracy is …

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[code] for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { for(int j = 1; i <= i; j++) System.print(j); System.println(); }[/code]

[code] vector<string> words(); words[0] == "roller coasters"; words[1] == "waiting"; words[2] == "people who talk on the phone while driving"; words[3] == "wars"; [/code] You haven't allocated any memory for the vector. Try this : [code] vector<string> words(4); //Create 4 elements for now words[0] == "roller coasters"; words[1] == "waiting"; …

I think you might be thinking about a wrapper. It is a function that wraps another function in a way that it makes it easier to use for the users.

Why ? Maybe something like this : [code] #include <iostream> #include <string> using std::cout; using std::string; using std::endl; namespace Curious { string mystery = "Magic"; struct Wonder { Wonder(string msg) { mystery = msg; } }; } int main() { using namespace Curious; cout<<mystery<<endl; Wonder why("What is going on ? …

1) Use code tags. 2) This is incorrect : [code] for (int row = 0; row > maxRow; row++) [/code] It should be : [code] for (int row = 0; row [b]<[/b] maxRow; row++) [/code] You have that mistake in other places, such as both of your constructors. Fix it, …

Here you go : [code] #include <iostream> #include <ctime> //for clock() using std::cout; void Delay(float milliSeconds) { const float clk_strt = float(clock()); while( clock() - clk_strt < milliSeconds ) continue; } int main() { for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { Delay(1000); //1000 milli seconds = 1 seconds …

Here is a recursion that prints a message n number of time. Its not been tested. [code] void PrintUsingRecursion(string msg, int howMany) { if(howMany <= 0) return; //BASE CASE cout<<msg<<endl; PrintUsingRecusion(msg,howMany-1); } [/code]

[QUOTE=bbballin;1000011]sorry i forgot to post my code [CODE] #include <stdio.h> int main() { int i ; int c; while ( ( i = getchar() ) != EOF ) c++ ; printf( "%d characters\n" , c) ; return 0; } [/CODE] does this seem ok? ... when i run it ./a.out …

From the google [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_sort"]God[/URL] himself.

[QUOTE=xfreebornx;1001522][TEX]Hello please how can i get a pointer value that is in for loop???[/TEX][/QUOTE] [TEX]Why are you talking like this?[/TEX]

[quote] [CODE]#include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char name[10]= ""; // empty string int counter = -1; while (strcmp(name, "stop") != 0) { cout<<"Enter your friend's name (""stop"" to quit): "; cin>>name; counter++; } if (counter == 0) { cout<<"Go Make some friends you emotional loser!\n"; } else { …

the cctype header has a function called isdigits(...). You can use that to validate whether a string contains integer. There are also isspace(..) among other things in that library. Check out the library , [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cctype/"]here[/URL] Here is an example : [code] #include<iostream> #include<cctype> using namespace std; int main() { string …

[code] //For positiver integers thats within range of int int RecursiverMult( int x, int y) { //if y is less than 1 then return 0 //else return x plus RecursiveMult(x,y-1); } [/code]

You should google, " sorting arrays". There are many algorithms for this task. Or you can let std::sort do the job.

Its because you are not overriding the assignment operator. The virtual function needs to have the same signature, for a derived class of that of a ABC class or a base class. Just replace your pony operator with this : [code] void operator=(const Horse& rHorse) {itsAge = rHorse.GetAge(); std::cout<<"Pony operator= …

[QUOTE=niek_e;1000491]You [I]could[/I] make the search-algorithm yourself (and that would be fun), but you can also save yourself alot of trouble and let std::sort do it for you. - load all numbers in a vector with two loops - std::sort them - print them out - done for example: [CODE=cplusplus]#include <iostream> …

another way : [code] char RanChar = char('A' + rand()%26) [/code]

Why not : [code] bool isEmpty() { return ( position.size == 0 ); } [/code]

Something like this : [code] vector<short> cntr(10,0); // 0 through 10 elements initialize to 0 vector<short> value(10,0); // same as above; for(int i = 0; i < value.size(); i++) cin >> value[i]; //then you know the value is between the ranges of 0 to 9, and realize //that when user …

Think in similar manner. Its not complete. [code] #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int X = 0; int Y = 0; int Z = 0; cin >> X >> Y >> Z; if(X < Y) { if( X < Z ) { cout << X << " "; …

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You know using sstream is a lot easier : [code] #include<iostream> #include<sstream> using namespace std; int main() { int NumberToReverse = 123456; string str = ""; stringstream sstrm; sstrm << NumberToReverse; sstrm >> str; //str = "123456"; int i = str.length() - 1; cout<<NumberToReverse <<" reversed is : "; for( …

[QUOTE=Lerner;1000107]To my knowledge you can't specify what to inherit and what not. You either inherit the whole shebang or you don't inherit anything. I always am receptive to being shown wrong, and thereby learn in the process, however.[/QUOTE] You know I wasn't 100% sure. Then I tried it. Tell me …

1) Use a string for input. 2) Check if all is numbers. 3) Output the string reverse.

Create two int variable. Ask user for input Check if input is valid if so the proceed else go back to get user input start a for loop from i = 0; i < L; start another loop ( nested loop ) that ranges from j = 0; k < …

if( variable is equal to a Number ) the do this code; Translation : [code] if( temp == -173 ) //do stuff [/code] what you are doing is this : if ( assign a number to temp ) //then do this Translation : [code] if( temp = 100) //do stuff; …

sort the array. And from there see which value occurs the most.

[QUOTE=ajeet choudhary;999250]hello......sir and madam.......... i m new for this site so please help and tell me how i can share my problem with you...... sorry for waste your time . thanks[/QUOTE] To share your problem, just post the problem. Ask specific question. Maybe google it before you ask question, in …

Something like this ? : [code]#include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <string> using std::string; using std::cout; using std::endl; using std::cin; class RationalNumbers { private: float Numerator ; float Denominator ; public : RationalNumbers() { } template<typename T> RationalNumbers(const T& RationalNumbers); }; template<typename T> RationalNumbers::RationalNumbers(const T& var){ cout<<typeid(T).name()<<" specialized\n"; } template<> RationalNumbers::RationalNumbers(const …

I would recommend to use [code] void foo(data_type * Array, int Size), [/code]

To have a fixed floating point decimal add this code : [code] cout.setf(std::ios_base::fixed,std::ios_base::floatfield); [/code] [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/ios_base/setf/"]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/ios_base/setf/[/URL]

I think you are looking for a general answer, but its hard to tell without seeing the code, so post relevant code, or if small enough, the whole code.

Are you using GUI?

Pop each element. Check if there are equal matching braces/brackets...

It uses the idea of Seive of Eratosthenes. The code is basically does the following to find Prime Numbers : 1) Populate Array from 0 - > MAX 2) Find 1st Prime, which is 2 3) Delete all Multiple of 2, i.e set it to false 4) Find next prime, …

[code] cout.setf(std::ios_base::fixed, std::ios_base::floatfield); [/code] See your other post. Just put this inside main, near the beginning.

Do you know about arrays yet?

I am guessing you are a senior in high school. Beginning, you will take course such as : calculus, physics, chemistry, cse101(intro to programming, language depends), and some general education class, maybe history. The as time goes on, you will get more into the programming areas. The school should provide …

Yes its possible to cut that picture into correct portion and paste it onto a 2d tile. You need to first create a nxn tile set. Then, you need to generate the correct texture coordinate for each tile. You could calculate the texture coordinate by having 4 variables, float bottomLeft, …

Example : [code] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int val[4] = {1,2,3,4}; int limit = 2; for(int i = 0; i < limit; i++) { cout<<"Enter value : "; cin >> val[i] } return 0; } [/code]

Here is something that will start you off : [code] #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { //Create a variable for : // Min number the user can input //Max number the user can input //The number of guesses //The winning number //use random number generator to assign the winning …

total = distance / mpg * ppg + parking + tolls; or total = distance / ( mpg * ppg + parking + tolls ); ???

Can you post code. I think you have multiple definition, or non proper linking.

Haven't used it for a while, but I think it takes the ascii value in int form. if you wan't to use variable use a char variable [code] char print ='0'; for(print = '0'; print != '9'; print++) glutStrokeCharacter(GLUT_STROKE_MONO_ROMAN, print); [/code] Also google the function, and you get a documentation, …

yes sure you can. For example you might have a reset method that resets everything to a default constructor : [code] class A { int c; public : A() { c = 1000; } A(int x ) { c = x; } void reset() { *this = A(0); } }; …

You're thinking too hard. [code] string src = "hello" for(int i = src.length()-1; i >= 0; i--) cout<<src[i]; [/code]