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i have got this OOP project of implementing minesweeper using classes.Can anybody just hint me what classes i have to use and what would be their relationship like association,containment,weak containment and strong like that.anybody plz.If i failed to do so i would be getting an f!!!!!plz!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
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can you tell me ! What's the difference between MS-Dos program and Windows program ? Is an application in C++ MS-Dos-based application ? Thanks ! | |
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From what I read in a few books, a static variable retains its value(s) throughout the lifetime of a program. In this stack program I've been trying to fix up, the static var doesn't seem to change or hold its contents after different function calls. I can't figure out what's … | |
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I'm kind of confused about how the modulus operator works. Suppose i have x % y with x > y. So if x was 6 and y was 2, then 6 % 2 would produce 0. But i don't really get what happens when x < y :eek: In this … | |
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How do you reverse a linked list using recursion, and return it as a string? String backwards(IntNode head): Create and return a string containing the values in the input list, separated by commas, in reverse order. The last number should not be followed by a comma. Spacing within the string … | |
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Does anyone know where I can get technical information about developing HTTP applications in C++. I'm not talking about CGI, I mean the classes or functions that allow you to directly communicate on the web via HTTP without a web server. | |
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I've got the following code: [code] template <typename T> int Histogram<T>::get_occurances(const T& obj) { map<T,int>::iterator find_occur = frequency.find(obj); if ( find_occur == this->frequency.end() ) { return 0; } return ( find_occur->second ); } [/code] The following line always gives me an error saying ';' expected before find_occur. map<T,int>::iterator find_occur = … |