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 | It sounds like you are using the Deitel book... where everything is over complicated to the power of 1000. They super dress a simple linked list in Class and derived classes for no reason. Have you tried using a simple Struct Node? Then traverse the list in a for loop … |
| | Hello everyone. I am building a small database that will hold information about volunteers and their talents. I have created a search form, in which the user can enter a keyword and it will search the tables for any match. Currently I am using a criteria of: Like "*" & … |
| | Hello everyone. I have build a simple MS Access database to keep track of volunteer info (contact, address, phone etc). I have a report that displays each record in a list: record1. Last Name, First Name, phone, email record2. Last Name, First Name, phone, email etc... What I want to … |
| | Re: hi and help What is the issue you are having exactly? Is it an assignment you have to complete? Post specifics so we can know what you are needing help with. |
| | Re: cpp program I agree. Try and build the classes. You practically have the layout you need. Then post your code here if you need extra help... but we wont code this for you and post it here, you should try and make an effort to come up with the solution and then …  |
| | Re: Small Issue Hmmn... I am not sure. Is this a user defined class? If so ... I dont think you can use < or > without overloading it to take your object and compare it to an integer. Do you have more to the code than what you posted? |
| | Hello Everyone. I am having trouble creating new objects in a loop. I am using: DataType *Ptr = new DataType (); I use this in the beggining of the loop then end the loop with: delete Ptr; Each constructor and destructor gets called each time the loop is executed.... but … |
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