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Input the minutes, then the seconds, and it will do the rest. Pretty simple but I just thought I'd post it. Made as a quick test for my game.

Okay, so my problem is that I'm making a program that identifies whether the user input is a letter, a number between 0-9 or a symbol. This is what I have so far: [CODE]#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <windows.h> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { char variable; cout …

Ok, so basically I have an assignment in which I have to determine if what the user typed in is a number between 0-9, a letter or a symbol. The commands I can use are: [CODE]cout endl system("pause") system("cls") #include<iomanip> setw(#) setfill('ch') "\t" cin getline(cin,s) bool char int double string …

ok this is one of the many things I don't trust google on. What is a good new compiler (C++ and D would be nice) for Linux? Kubuntu PS Is the system() function universal as in it will do the same thinge in Linux Windows and OSX

Ok so I want to have the user imput a name of a file to decode it. How would I do that? EX: cin>>fill ifstream in (fill)

[CODE]#include<iostream> using namespace std; void prin();//statement a main() { int x; //statement 1 x=34;//statement 2 return 0; }[/CODE] I wanted to know if the variable x is allocated memory in statement 1 or in statement 2. Its a long time doubt and no one really gives a clear and confident …