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Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 1 Month Ago by YashSmith …;iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int arr[5]; cout << arr[10]; // Accessing out-of-bounds index return… Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by toneewa … stdString = msclr::interop::marshal_as<std::string>(managedString); std::cout << "Managed String: " << stdString <… Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim Don't try to access past the end of the array. Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 1 Month Ago by rproffitt Thanks for the MVE (minimum viable example). But it's just bad code. c, c++ and a lot of language won't stop you from going out of bounds. Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 1 Month Ago by Dani You’re creating an array of 5 integers and then trying to access the 11th integer in the array (assuming the indexes start at 0). You’re getting an out of bounds error because you’re trying to access an array element that doesn’t exist. You can access arr[0] up through arr[4]. Re: Segmentation Fault in C++ Program – Need Debugging 1 Month Ago by Salem It should be obvious by now from their posting history that the OP is a troll. Re: cout problems 18 Years Ago by Infarction … prepend it with std:: (as in std::cout) or put [inlinecode]using std::cout;[/inlinecode] in your file before you use it… in the .h file. Plus, you don't even use cout anywhere. Re: cout.width 12 Years Ago by tinstaafl `cout` is easily referenced by searching at that reference site. `cout` is from the `ostream` class, the `width` property is referenced there. Re: cout problem 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 cout is in the std namespace. You need to either qualify …, like so: [CODE] #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl…: [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { cout << "Hello World!" << endl; }; [/CODE… Re: COUT 12 Years Ago by AmrMohammed Thanks for the reply. When I wrote something like cout << "Every age has a language … *iostream* contains the declarations that are needed by the cout identifier and the << operator?. What does it… are recognized in namespace *std* including cout is declared within it! is not *cout* declaration exists in the *iostream* header… Re: COUT 12 Years Ago by asifalizaman The word 'cout'stands for console output.The 'cout'is a standard output stream object .The standard output stream normally flows to the screen display.The 'cout'stream object is used to print the output on the computer screen.The 'cout'is part of 'isotream.h'header file Re: COUT 12 Years Ago by deceptikon > The word 'cout'stands for console output. It stands for "character", as stated by a [somewhat authoritative souce](http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq2.html#cout). That's fortunate too, because if `cout` were named after and designed for consoles and screen display only, it would be vastly inferior to the general stream we enjoy today. COUT 12 Years Ago by AmrMohammed Greetings While reading I encountered a statement I did not understand what does it mean "Cout is a predefiend object in C++ **to correspond to the *standard output stream*** 1- What is that exactly mean? 2- what is the *standard output stream* & *standard input stream*? COUT Convert to PRINTF 13 Years Ago by Shodow … similarInBoy=0; int similarInGirl=0; int total; clrscr(); cout<<"Enter Boy's Name: "; cin…girl); similarInGirl=findSimilar(girl,boy); total=similarInGirl+similarInBoy; cout<<"Boy: "<<similarInBoy<…lt;total<<","; checkValue(total,3); cout<<"\n"; getch(); return 0; }… Cout a String 14 Years Ago by yongj …cin, testa); bib.setTestament(testa); bib.getTestament(); cout << "Please enter the contents…vers; testament = testa; } void Bible::setInput() { cout << "Enter the book name, chapter…string Bible::getText() { return text; } void Bible::write1() { cout << name << " " <&… cout problem with customer order 14 Years Ago by kominosmash …); subtotal = takeOrder(orderNumber); total = totalSale(subtotal); cout<<"Your total is:"<<total… 0; } void welcome(int& orderNumber) { cout<<"Welcome to Large Joe's, can …else if (orderNumber == 2) { subtotal = subtotal + 6.99; } cout<<"Would you like fries with your order… Re: COUT Convert to PRINTF 13 Years Ago by Shodow my bad help me convert cout to printf and cin to scanf.. help me pls asap Re: COUT Convert to PRINTF 13 Years Ago by D33wakar [QUOTE=Shodow;1658184]my bad help me convert cout to printf and cin to scanf.. help me pls asap[/… cout did not appear and Nesting IF ELSE 16 Years Ago by ahfrey85 …>>selclass; switch(selclass) { switch(selclass) { case 1: cout<<"Seats available \n"; for(i=1…position; //User's selected seat if (position > 20) { cout<<"Seat Number: "<<position<… Class\n"; } else{ if (seats[position]=0) cout<<"You have booked "<<position… Re: cout.width 12 Years Ago by deceptikon …cout.width(10); cout << "bar"; cout << "'\n"; cout << "'"; cout.width(10); cout.…setf(ios::left); cout << … Re: cout or printf 18 Years Ago by Infarction …;< setw(10) << filename << "]"; cout << " user: [" << setw(10) … << right << "]"; cout << "\n"; cout << "Trial " <<… << fixed << setprecision(2) << fValue; cout << endl; return 0; }[/code] Output: [code]$ g++ … Re: cout did not appear and Nesting IF ELSE 16 Years Ago by Lerner [code]else { if (seats[position]==0) cout<<"You have booked "<<position&… Re: cout did not appear and Nesting IF ELSE 16 Years Ago by ahfrey85 … about adding 1 more after [code] if (seats[position]==0) cout<<"You have booked "<<position…;; //stucked seats[position]=1; [/code] in order for me to cout a sentence to prompt that the seat is taken im… Re: cout padding and text alignment 15 Years Ago by Tom Gunn …only right justify the first string: [code=cplusplus] cout.width(30); cout << "right justified\n" …need to split the output into two statements because cout.width() does not return a reference to the…chained: [code=cplusplus] cout.width(30); cout << "right justified\n"; cout.width(30); cout << "… Re: cout not declared in this scope 14 Years Ago by KAY111 …/media/HCL_DISK3/bim-1.0/common/base_parser.cc:99: error: ‘cout’ was not declared in this scope /media/HCL_DISK3/bim-1….0/common/base_parser.cc:105: error: ‘cout’ was not declared in this scope /media/HCL_DISK3/bim-1….0/common/base_parser.cc:106: error: ‘cout’ was not declared in this scope /media/HCL_DISK3/bim-1… cout.width 13 Years Ago by tikoti …> using namespace std; int main(void) { cout.width(8); cout.setf(std::ios::fixed | std::ios::right); for …) { for (int column = 0; column < 5; ++column) { cout << row << ":" << column…return 0; } [/CODE] I realize that by moving the cout.width inside the loop but do the trick in this… cout or printf 18 Years Ago by guy40az …really sure how to format the output of the cout function. Like in the printf statements below its …decimal point. Can you format the output that way using cout ? printf("Mag = %12.6f\n",AM[…GL = %12.6f\n",GL[PN]*180/PI); cout << "\n\n\n\nPress a key… Re: cout.width 13 Years Ago by L7Sqr …void operator()(int r, int c) { std::cout.width(8); std::cout.setf(std::ios::fixed | std::ios::right); …std::cout << r << ':' << c;…column < 5; ++column) { format(row,column); } std::cout << std::endl; } return 0; }[/code] Re: cout is too slow 18 Years Ago by WolfPack … seems to be the problem. You are calling [inlineCODE]cout [/inlineCODE]too much. Remember that optimization of code should… [CODE] for ( i = 0 ; i < 50; i++ ) cout << '\n'; [/CODE] This piece of code calls [INLINECODE… 50 newline characters and output them all in a single cout call. like this [code] std::string newline( 50, … cout types 16 Years Ago by daviddoria … unsigned char a; printf("%u", a); but with cout, cout << a; there is no type required. Do you… cast the variable in order to see a reasonable output cout << (int)a; or something like that? How do… know which type to convert to? Ie when I do cout << a; I get some crazy ascii character, but…