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Hi guys, I'm quite new to C++, I have just recently gone through 3/4 of SAMS teach yourself C++ in 21 days and I am hoping to start programming my first object-oriented game. I have created a few games in the past (you can check them out on my site …
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Okay, Iv'e finished learning C++. What can I do with it? Specifically, I want to do some graphics stuff, anything beyond iostream and fstream. What comes after C++? I know it does more than this. If I could just have a function to set a pixel, I could make my …
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Been working on this project for last 2 nights. Cant get rid of this error message on my [B]last method PAIR::area() [/B]. It's defined at the bottom of my program. Everything else compiles... builds... executes just fine. Rusty on the basics and trying to figure out methods.... here is my …
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Hi, Appreciate any help. My code compiles... builds.... executes just fine. Only problem I'm having is... I cant figure out how to get PAIR::big() to simply print out the larger #. When I execute... it displays... the Larger # like I want... but then for some reason it displays the …
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Hi everyone... I'm learning arrays and cant figure out why my cout is showing "scattered" output... I'll upload my infile and source code. I'll also upload the example of the correct output my teacher wants us to show on execution. I'm struggling with the "UNKNOWN" State Name listing too. I …
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Need help in finishing this problem. I was doign ok at first but somehow ran into 2 compile errors. Now I'm tired and going in circles. I need a fresh pair of eyes to look it over. This is my first time doing arrays. [code]#include <iostream> #include <string> #include <iomanip> … 
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I can compile my programs easily using MS C++ but I just installed Borland C++BuilderX and I cant compile... <sigh> It's ghosted out. [B]// my program #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello World!\n"; return 0; }[/B] This is what I'm doing... 1: Execute C++BuilderX 2: Click new 3: …
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Hi... thru trial & error.. I managed to get my homework program to compile. However I'm pretty sure I did it the long way :-| . **Can someone give me a direction to make it easier?** Brand new to C++ so bear with me. I have enough to make the …
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