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Confused with what? Is the [I]saleamount[/I] equal to the GNP? Does it crash your computer? Does it make bad coffee?

Biggest difference is [ICODE]tolower()[/ICODE] is a standard function and [ICODE]strlwr()[/ICODE] is specific to certain compilers, non standard. [ICODE]tolower()[/ICODE] converts 1 character. [ICODE]strlwr()[/ICODE] converts a string

Try adding the % sign before the word [I]calories[/I] in your output string.

[QUOTE=Etherwind;1173293]So do the double quotes mean string literal while the single quotes get interpolated? And that fixed it, danke.[/QUOTE] Not quite. Double quote is a string literal, Single quote is a single character.

[QUOTE=zimmy130;1173133]Hey there guys, First time poster here, so I apologize for being a rookie. [/quote] Then you should have been posting for the past year. Then you wouldn't be a rookie :icon_mrgreen: [QUOTE=zimmy130;1173133]This is my first VB class and im having a hard time with For-Next loops. As you can …

If you start your mask as [iCODE]unsigned displayMask = 1 << 31;[/iCODE], what is [I]reverse[/I] after executing [iCODE]reverse <<= 1 ;[/iCODE]?

Variable names are case sensitive, but file names are not. [B]#include <IoStream>[/B] would work just as well.

Look through the input string a character at a time. For anything that's a letter, display the letter and ask the user to enter a value.

[url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-58.html]Here's[/url] what [B]Lerner[/B] was referring to on line 26 -- [ICODE]feof()[/ICODE] and [ICODE].eof()[/ICODE] are identical.

[QUOTE=ajsavoca;1172519]The problem doesn't occur until the comparison between the user's sequence and the generated sequence. [CODE=c] do { a = 0; for(b = 0; b <= 5; b++) { srand ( time(NULL) ); lotto[b] = rand() % 53 + 1; } for(b = 0; b <= 5; b++) { if(ticket[b] …

Please learn for [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-38.html]FORMAT your code[/url]. It is very difficult to read, and if we can't read it, most of us will skip your posts. Wouldn't it be better to print the average [I]after[/I] it's calculated rather than just before?

A couple things, 1) Get rid of the [iCODE]system("CLS")[/iCODE]. It's in your way, you can't see what's happening. If you [I]really[/I] need them for your instructor, add them later, otherwise don't use them at all. 2) Look carefully at what your [iCODE]stationsswitch()[/iCODE] function is returning.

You can't do an [B]addition[/B] and [B]xor[/B] at the same time

Look for memory leaks. You may be running out of memory.

That depends a lot on how you have the data designed and a host of other stuff. Details are necessary.

Suppose you read the Member Rules.

[QUOTE=casjackkwok2001;1172667]HI ALL. I'M LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION FOR MY CODE. I WANT TO FIND THE [B]HIGHEST CHARGE[/B] AFTER AN ARRAY HAS SHOWN UP(SPEAKER'S FEE). WHAT CAN I DO?? THANKS HERE'S MY CODE: [/QUOTE] First: STOP SHOUTING!!!! It's very rude Second: Use CODE tags! Descriptions are all over this site. Third: …

Once you enter a function the size of the array is lost since the array address is passed, not the entire array.

[QUOTE=SCoder1;1172605]How would I loop a switch statement until one of the valid options are entered. would this work? [/QUOTE] It will work fine if you set up the while condition correctly. Your condition is always TRUE.

If the file contains a [I]letter,number[/I] why are you reading 2 integers? Don't you need to read a character and integer?

[QUOTE=PDB1982;1169924]So, I figured out that I needed to make my private const variable into a public const variable, but how do I insert it into main? [/QUOTE] What does "[I]insert it into main[/I]" mean?

That is perfectly legal. For example: [code] cout << "This " << "is " << "a " << "valid " << "statement " << endl; [/CODE] Whitespace is ignored, so \n, SPACE, and TAB can be used most anywhere. [EDIT] Looked at your post again and missed the [B]#define[/B].... You're …

I've figured out how this Cleverbot works :icon_twisted:

You've got 87 lines of code. If we don't know which line has the error we can't suggest much. When asking for help, provide all the details you can.

I would guess your problem is with the << and & operators. [B]<<[/B] is the bit shift operator [B]&[/B] is the AND operator With that you should be able to look them up and figure the statements out.

Could you please give us an example of what you want rather than half an explanation using strange code?

You've made a Windows program instead of a Console application.

Roman numerals don't have decimals. It's therefore undefined so you can pretty much do whatever you want.

What happens when you read a blank line and try to tokenize nothing? How can you tell the blank line is read? How is it different from the other lines?

[QUOTE=XerX;1171218]Hello. I am asking for help. I have 2 input files containing sorted integers. These 2 have to be concatenated into a third file and now all the integers must be sorted. (Example: file1 contains 1 5 8, file2 - 2 3 6 and file3 must contain 1 2 3 …

[QUOTE=hkdani;1164630]Using the Free Borland 5.5 command line compiler?[/QUOTE] Borland 5.5 is not a Turbo compiler. Turbo stopped at ver 4. [QUOTE=xavier666;1164684]@aianne I would recommend you scrap that compiler (which supports non-standard header files) and get yourself a new one that supports C99 I would recommend [URL="http://sourceforge.net/projects/codeblocks/"]Code::Blocks.[/URL][/QUOTE] And how does that …

If each record is [B]terminated[/B] by '%', why are you testing the [B]first[/B] character of the line read?

Since you never initialized the [B]mem[][/B] array, try displaying it just to see what's in it. It could be anything, including 'R'.

[QUOTE=stankit;1169957]I need to write a program that asks for the input of variables and one variable must be entered as "?", but I cannot get the program to use "?" at all. Also, I don't know how to create a driver function. Once I get the "?" input working, will …

[QUOTE=sknake;1068915]If you are in fact Tomm Gunn, thus a guy...[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;1068942]I know for a fact that Narue is female. [/QUOTE] Haven't you ever heard of Sybil?

Are you having a problem you're not telling us or just asking a strange question that's hard to decipher?

[QUOTE=jimJohnson;1164790]apologize for the missing code tags and in regards to the size we are required to minimum of 1000 lines [/QUOTE] That doesn't mean you have to post every single line, does it? Just post the section that you are having trouble with. And next time, just EDIT the previous …

Ahh, forget it...

[QUOTE=MTW1989;1169853]My issues are: 1. How do I store the scores in arrays, then recall them?[/quote] You need to check your textbook for how to store values in an array and how to get the value. It's well defined in the chapter on arrays. [QUOTE=MTW1989;1169853]2. How do I prompt the user …

Since you are writing a student project on rolling dice, not solving universal chaos theory, [B]rand()[/B] is more than adequate.

Actually, using [ICODE]strcpy()[/ICODE] over the same buffer is not defined. See [B]section 2.14.13 strcpy[/B] [url=http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/c_guide/2.14.html]here[/url]. Also [url=http://www.gnu.org/s/libc/manual/html_node/Copying-and-Concatenation.html]here[/url] and [URL="http://tigcc.ticalc.org/doc/string.html#strcpy"]here[/URL]. You need to copy into a different buffer.

When [B]i[/B] is 4 you are testing beyond the range of your array [iCODE]if ( in[i] > in[i+1] )[/iCODE] There is no [B]in[5][/B] as your code is using.

The pertinent and [I]useful[/I] posts in [url=http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread268915.html]this thread[/url] have been moved here. Maybe [B]aianne[/B] can now start getting help without being railroaded into useless arguments. Keep it on topic. Go back to the other thread for arguing. [edit] Post ONLY help for [B]aianne[/B] here. Continue the argument in the other …

[QUOTE=ayan2587;1169556]well if u r that smart to understand it, u must also realize that the solution was given to the exact problem... the array can always be declared according to the size of input dynamically... P.S. if u hav a solution , post it..dont just sit around and mock at …

Look up exactly how the [iCODE]switch()/case[/iCODE] statement works. Look up how [iCODE]string[/iCODE] type works when passing/returning using functions.

Character [I]array[/I].

[QUOTE=oakes121;1169417]my almost works but for some reason after i look up the product it checks each value inputted in the array. How do I get it to find the specific item in the array?[/QUOTE] Your last loop prints out "not found" for every item that doesn't match. In reality, that …

Read the entire input in one line with [ICODE]fgets()[/ICODE]. Then check the input to make sure it is in the correct format. If not, do what you need to do. If so, convert the character digits to numbers for [B]n1[/B] & [B]n2[/B] and move the letter to [B]lett[/B]

What is the condition that causes TRUE? What == what? That goes in the 2nd part (condition) of the [B]for()[/B] loop. The condition does not have to be based on [B]k[/B], but if you are running from [B]k[/B]=0,1,2... until [B]val[/B] == 10 (something calculated in the loop), you can certainly …

[QUOTE=MyrtleTurtle;1167257]Do you mean that you don't want to have to press enter after each (one character) number is entered? If so, then yes it is possible. I'm sure I have seen this done a different way, but here is one way anyhow: [CODE] char num1, num2, num3, num4, num5; cout …