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I am making a trivia game that consist of 10 questions. I am using a class to make an array of 10 objects. I have the program all written out but when I compile I get two errors. [COLOR="Green"]Error 1 error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl displayGame(class Game,int)" (?displayGame@@YAXVGame@@H@Z) …

I have this assignment to do. Its been about a year since I messed with c++ and I've been refreshing my brain on the subject. The assignment is this : Your assignment is to write a program for a computer dating service. Each client gives you his or her name, …

I would say Disney World. I always have a good time there. However, a "cow tipping" excursion into Wisconsin sounds like fun too!

Palindrome detector. Palindrome is any word/sentence/phrase that reads the same foreword and back. I'm in the middle of creating a program that accepts a sentence, phrase, or word. Then checks to see if it's a palindrome, I'm just having trouble on what to pass to my function. The function must …

I'm having problems with the code from my text book. I need modify the class so it throws an exception instead. The problem is that I get errors from the original code from the book. Any help on how to fix it would be great. Thanks in advance! ERROR: [COLOR="Green"]Error …

The point of the program I am making is to have a pure abstract base class called BasicShape and have 2 child classes, Circle and Rectangle. I have the program written but with one unresolved error. [B]Main.cpp file[/B] [CODE]#include "Pure.h" #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { Circle pizza(2,2,10); …

Is it possible to use a string with classes? Even if you are using a class specification file and implementation file? I need to have 3 member variables that need to store a string. Or is an array of characters a better fit when it comes to classes?

I am trying to replace "the" with "that". My original sentence is "the ball is under the car". I can successfully change the first "the". But when I try to change the second "the" string1 ends up being "that ball us under that".So it cuts off the world "car". What …

EDIT: I figured it out. I do not know how to delete threads. Sorry. I need to return a pointer to a new array. The new array must be the same as the old one, just in reverse. I have it all done except for one little part. I can't …

I need to write a function that accepts int array and array's size as arguments. Then the function should create a copy of the array, except that the element values is in reverse in the copy. The function should return a pointer to the new array. I am having a …

I'm getting weird letters and numbers when the array is being shown. What is the problem? I've initialized array1 with 10,20,...etc. So shouldn't it cout those numbers? [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; void reverseArray(int[], int); int main() {//start main const int size = 5; //constant size of array is …

I am trying to write a program that takes a user submitted number of test, along with the test scores. Then I need to sort them in ascending order. (I've done all this). Now I need to get the average, but my getAvg function drops will drop the decimal and …

When reading out of a textbook, is it good practice to write your code while looking at examples in the book? Is there any tips or advice someone can give when it comes to learning C++ from a book?

Can Any one reccomend a good book in c++ on Game programming?