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[code=C++] #include <iostream.h> int main() { char word[32]; int x = 0; cout << "Please enter the word (maximum 32 characters):\n"; cin >> word; cout << "The ASCII for this word is:\n"; while (word[x] != '\0') // While the string isn't at the end... { cout << int(word[x]); // Transform …

is there any way one could do a square root program without sqrt or pwr functions? Any tips? I am not asking for code btw.:)

You can access the sound chip to play midi voices using winmm.lib, or in case of Dev C++ the libwinmm.a library. There are 128 midi voices to pick from, anything from the Acoustic Grand Piano = 0 to the Gunshot = 127.

I got a problem when using mysql connector with wxWidgets my program crashes right when I start debugging, but it gives no compiler errors. Main.h [code]#ifndef __MAIN_H #define __MAIN_H #include <wx/frame.h> #include <wx/textctrl.h> #include <wx/button.h> // Mysql #include "mysql_connection.h" #include <cppconn/driver.h> #include <cppconn/exception.h> #include <cppconn/resultset.h> #include <cppconn/statement.h> class MainApp: public …

I am inclined to suspect that Borland C++ compiler 5.02 is seemingly full of bugs. Even though my C++ codes could be bug free, it reported External errors on compiling and failed to create an EXE file to run. Thanks to Mr. Salem, I have successfully compiled the above codes …

Two lines in the codes below have been remarked out else compiling would fail: //arrcon[1]=*scon; //count << "arrcon[1] " << arrcon[1]; The intention was to assign character values to an array with 5 elements, each with a maximum 35 characters, declared as a string array, arrcon[5],[35]; I was trying to …

After a brief and rocky relation, I have had jilted Borland 5.02 and found new love for CODE::BLOCK only to discover a while ago that Borland could compile a code snippet which CODE::BLOCK couldn't. In the working program produced below, CODE::BLOCK gave out an error message and failed to compile …

I have a general question about threads prompted by something strange I'm seeing in an application I developed involving ODBC access to Microsoft Access and SQL Server databases. Let me present the context of the problem first. I have been developing some tutorials on ODBC database access in two different …

The program was successfully compiled using Borland 5.02. The program controls the input type by user using ASCII codes. The input mode is similar to QuickBasic's INKEY. The program is working and tested okay. Much effort had been put in, but the problem is that the subroutines for handling string …