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I'm in college majoring in Electronic Engineering. I'm not really good at computers, however, I'm currently in a C++ class, and I find it very intresting, complicated, fun, and fustrating at the same time. I hope other members on this site can help me…
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 | Okay heres the background on the code. I've written a code that prints a 10x10 array or random numbers. Then prompts the user to pick a number. After user picks a number, the program then tells user the number of times number was found in the array and supossed to … |
| | I have written a code that will post random numbers into a 10x10 row/col setup. I'm trying to edit the last function of code so that the user see's something like this: Input a number 5 5 was found 3 times 5 is located at row 2, col 1; row …  |
| | Okay here's what I'm trying to do use a for loop get 5 numbers from input ONE number at a time. Output the sum and average of the 5 numbers. I am only allowed to use a maximum of 2 variables to solve this problem. Heres my code so far, …  |
| | If you are viewing my post, thank you for taking the time to hep me out. It is greatly appreciated. Here is what I'm trying to do: Write a function called Square2 that will take as arguments an integer and a double. With the use of references i want my … |
| | If you are reading this post thanks for your help, I really do appreciate your help... Now on to my question I am trying to write a program that reads and echoes integers until the difference between two successive integers is greater than, or equal to, 10. [I'll need the … |
| | 1st off, just want to say if you're reading this, thank you for taking your time to help me out, I really need it. Ok now on to my question: Using C++ I'm attempting to use a "for"loop to ask user to input two integers, then the loop should add … |
| | I'm trying to write a function called (sumTo) that takes as [B][U]arguments two integers[/U][/B]. My function should use a loop to sum all of the numbers between the two (This includes the starting and ending numbers) and return the sum. I want the function to allow for either argument to … |
| | This function should take as it's arguments two integer values. The function should return the smaller of the two values. From main ask the user for two integer values. Pass the two values to your smallest function, then print out the returned value. I am new to c++ and struggling … |
| | Here's what Im trying to do... Write a program that asks the user to guess the next roll of a six sided die. Each guess costs $ 1. If they guess correctly, they get $ 100.00. The player will start out with a $10.00 bank. Each time he (or she) … |
| | I've writen a simple calculator code it is pasted below. What do I need to change in order to make it loop using a "while" statement until, the user inputs the letter ("Q" upper or lower), casuing it to exit the program instead of a function such as(/,*,-,+).. please help... … |
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