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I have a template in a 1-file .h file, and I need it to be adjusted and modified to work properly with only a partial amount of the items in it used. The testArray.cpp file I include is how I test if it works properly. As it is now, it …

I've got the following project, which does what is described in the comments, however, when I use VC++ to compile it, it does not run properly, it crashes after I type in the document name. I'm wondering if I could get help on making it run properly. Any and all …

I've got the following program, a header file, .cpp file, and p2.cpp, and it does not run correctly. It works when typing in a text document, but after that, it does not read the file how I want it to. I used the cout statements in main of p2.cpp to …

Here's the entirety of my code. The problem I'm having trouble with is in the sortArray function. The first part of that function is used to sort the words gathered in a text file from A to Z, the second part is meant to find any duplicate words, ie 'a' …

I'm trying to have my program find duplicates in an array of strings, and if it finds one, it swaps the duplicate to itemamount - 1, adds +1 to the WordAmt for that word, and moves the loop one spot down. I just am not sure how to properly do …

I'm trying to use a while loop to read in some files, but it only reads once and quits. Not sure what's wrong, professor says this is how it should work as long as I'm understanding him correctly. void populateStruct(ifstream &filein, WordStruct Words[1000], int &itemamount) { while (filein >> Words[itemamount].Word); …

Hello, I'm trying to have my program locate any duplicate strings in an array, say, there were two instances of the word 'man', it would add 1 to the Word Amount of that word, and move the duplicate to the back of the array in some way. The problem is, …

My professor wants the following: 1. Write a program to correct a text including several paragraphs a. The first line in each paragraph must be indented b. The first character in every sentence must be capitalized, paragraphs will be indented with "CRLF" code c. Initial text and output must be …