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 | I'm getting the error message "Error: expected initializer before 'sum' " from line 9 of my code when I try to compile my program. I can't seem to figure out why it would be throwing this error. Any help would be great. Thanks! [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; struct … |
| | I'm currently working on a project that simplifies and adds two user-defined fractions. The teacher specified that we use a function with the prototype: [code] Fraction addfractions(const Fraction& f1, const Fraction& f2) [/code] My problem is, I can't find any information on this Fraction data type that he is making …  |
| | I'm having a few issues with my Pig Latin program. First, The program doesn't loop correctly. I need it to keep prompting the user for input until the user presses CTRL+D, but I can't figure out how. Right now, it never re-writes the line "Enter some text (CTRL-D to end):". … |
| | I'm trying to make a function that adds the digits of a number together and finds the sum of them. For example, for the number 9211, I want to add 9 + 2 + 1 + 1 and output the sum. Here's my function, I can't figure out where I … |
| | I know this is probably a really easy question, but my teacher failed to mention how to do it, so here goes. I'm making a simple program that tells a user if a sequence of given numbers are even or odd. Here's what the program should look like: [CODE]Enter a … |
| | I'm attempting to create a computer program that prints a triangle of digits, as well as a "ruler" that measures the user specified width of the screen, showing the width in digits. The ruler must have a tens row and a ones row. The program reads three integers: a) the … |
| | I'm trying to create a program that takes 2 numbers from a user (a numerator and a denominator), displays one ontop of the other separated by dashes, and then shows the answer of one number divided by the other. Inside an If statement, I want to output several lines using … |
| | I'm trying to compile a program that I created that takes a number and finds its average and reverses it. It's a very simple program, but when I try to compile it with g++, it gives me an error. Why won't it compile? What code is wrong? [CODE] #include <iostream> …  |
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