Code tags please nikki33. You will need to repeat what VernonDozier has said for lines 9 to 13 (I think, this is why you put code tags ;) ). Also, you don't need the brackets when doing addition on the bottom line. You can delete the args for your main function, so it's just:
You have described your problem well enough for us to help, but we won't, because you need to show us effort, as that will show us that you are committed to the task and want to learn, and you don't just want to cream code off of us.
Please press the code tags button before pasting code. So you would code simplification? The first thing you should probably do is to test whether the fraction is prime. If the test returns false, then you should check what numbers can divide into it. Use while/for loops to test. Obviously, if either the top or bottom number is one, then you won't be able to divide, so you don't need to do all the tests. Again, you should use loops to keep dividing until you get to a prime.
Maybe you should check out some basic C++ tutorials. If you could write out the logic in words, I would be able to give you some tips as to where you could go to learn the various bits and pieces :)
Please provide more detail on the question. I'm not sure what's going on with the .,.,.. in the middle of the question, so please explain that. Furthermore, you must show effort (ie. your current code), before we will help.
You would want to read the line into an array, and split it at the spaces, so you have little blocks of data. Obviously the first array value (position 0) will be "123", so you can just leave that one, but the next bit would be "d52.55". You would want to read the first character of that string to determine a deposit or withdrawal, and put the value of "52.55" into a variable of type float.
Here's part of a program I made a while ago (The test string there was from someone else's project that I helped with a while back). It uses tokens with stringstream to split strings into arrays. Have a look through and see if you can adapt it to be put in your code.
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
string SplitVerts(string data)
{
string in_data=data;
string array_data[20];
stringstream split(in_data);
string token = ",";
int i = 0;
while (split>>token){
array_data[i] = token;
i++;
}
int j = 0;
while (j < 20){cout<<array_data[j]<<endl; j++;}
}
int Main(){
cout<<"105:1:CME,20100601,07:34:22.796,GRC,GE,201009,FUT,XGGRC,0G4LHZ013,14ijpol1vsu7l7,Fill,0000D9DB,B,00000,99.155,2,99.155,20100601,07:27:34"<<endl;
}
Other than that, do a few google searches and see what you can turn out. Hope this helps :) (If so, please upvote :P )
Please explain your question better. One sentence is not enough to describe a problem to us. It appears that English is not your main language, so I can understand that, but you have shown no effort, and have not given us enough detail to help you.
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to get at. Dev-C++ has plenty of options on creating projects...what is your primary language? EDIT: I love that site AncientDragon :)
I personally use Dev-C++. I believe it's no longer in development, but there are plenty of add-on packages that make it really simple to install new libraries. Apparently Code::Blocks is currently the best IDE.
ERROR 1:
SuitEnumerator(suit):
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
(You have a random colon [:] on the end. Remove it)
ERROR 2:
card_list = [[ (rank, suit) for suit in range(4)] for rank in range(1, 14)]]
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
(You have one too many close square brackets on the end
ERROR 3:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "PATH", line 279, in <module>
show_hand(card_list)
File "PATH", line 263, in show_hand
RankEnumerator(rank)
File "PATH", line 71, in RankEnumerator
if rank.isdigit():
AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'isdigit'
(Not sure how to fix. Look through your code. It appears that rank is a tuple at the time that line is executed)
