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 | Hello all. I am having difficulty getting my program to output data correctly. I have a class member function that is supposed to return the value of a specific member of a struct element based on identification with its (the struct element's) other members. [code] float MatrixType::valueAt(int i, int j) … |
| | These are incredibly easy. I'm pretty new to C++ and I can tell you're just starting out. Answers to these are no doubt in your book. Or if you're too lazy to flip the pages a couple google searches will answer these for you. Just step through each problem logically. … |
| | Re: looping,error Well let's look at what you want to do logically. [] prompt user to provide day of week [] read user input [] check user input for validity + if user input is valid; do what you need to do - if user input is invalid; prompt user about incorrect … |
| | I've been scouring the internet and my textbooks and haven't found any good explanations about how to incorporate hexadecimal numbers into my C++ code. I am currently working on a program that acts as a simulated computer environment to run a simulated machine language in the console a maximum of …  |
| | Your eGrades and sNum haven't been declared anywhere in the program. |
| | I'm reading about two-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays at the moment in order to better organize user input. I'm trying to create a function that can store a card player's hand. At the moment I'm just brainstorming how it would look and writing out some notes to myself to organize it …  |
| | I am currently writing a program that can calculate the number of total seconds in a user given number of hours, minutes, and seconds (in that order in hh:mm:ss format hh, mm, and ss being any number from 0-99). I'm not really worried for checking for errors in user input, … |
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