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 | Hi im writing a fill-in-the-blanks program and I am stuck on how to delete a node from a liked list. I am suppost to follow this psuedocode to finish the program. I think I am close to a solution, can anyone point out what im doing wrong? The list already …  |
| | Hi quick question on this card program im writing. As of now the program should just create the deck and print it from main() using printDeck(). Im not sure why but the deck is printing in a strange format. It should print "Ace" "Spades" for example. Insead the output looks … |
| | Hi. Im trying to write a simple deck of cards program. I am having difficulty in expressing my integer deck into a printable form. The deck is generated as this: 00102030405060708090100110120011121314151617181911011111210212223242526272829210211212203132333435363738393103113123 The leading numbers assign to suits and the following number assign to card rank. Basically how can I convert … |
| | Hi I have a quick question about a program im writing. The bold part is where im stuck. As of now my output is correct. Just wondering how to delete the memory I allocated. The question asks: Let us say that you want to choose how many marks to enter … |
| | Hi so I have a practice lab I am working on where I am asked to fill in the code. The program is supposed to take in two 3D points (x,y,z) and compute the distance between them. I have almosty all of the program finished im just stuck on how …  |
| | Hi im writing a program to simulate a slot machine, where a user enteres a coin and has a 70% chance of winning (say 3 coins). Anyways, I have a class slotMachine with a public int random() function. Here is the function: int slotMachine::random() { srand( time(NULL)); randomNum = rand() … |
| | The question asks: Write and compile a C++ program that simulates the arrivals of airplanes at Regina airport. An airplane is represented using a C++ struct. Each plane belongs to an airline, such as United, and records the city from which it is arriving, for example Chicago. The airport is …  |
| | I am trying to implement a function sameMonth from a class to compare two user entered months. My class is declared in a header file "Date.h": #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Date { private: string month; int day; int year; public: Date(); Date(string aMonth, int aDay, int aYear); void … |
| | Can anyone help me with this constructor problem? In main: instantiate one date object (date1) using the default constructor just to see that the constructor works, print the month, day, and year of date1 using the getters get input from the user and use the setters to set the values … |
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