Okay. I have the deck and it is creating a new card and inputting the card into the array, but now I can't get my random numbers to completely...
Yeah, I have thought about using structures to do this program, but this is a school project. I have to use classes to do this because for our...
Hello everyone. I realize that this topic has probably already been covered elsewhere in this forum, I am just not able to find one. Here is my...
Hi all... this bit of code compiles fine with mingW, but gives me no output! #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <float.h>...
Can I see this program, but on Visual Basic, please?
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Question 1 (basic classes): Consider the following code. #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Book { Book(int numPages); void...
Hi, I think that a long, long, long time ago you could "play" certain frequencies through the PC speaker or serial line, but it was terrible...
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please can someone help me to do this, i am new at c and have been trying to write this code all day and have gotten no where :(( the program is...
Thank you sooo much!!!!!!! Funny how that one simple problem caused like two weeks of troubleshooting! lol
Well I removed the reuten to the end of the function and still I am getting the same error: c:\program files\microsoft visual studio...
I am having a problem connecting my external file with a stream...I have only one error for the entire program. But just to give the background of...
some people suggested that I might be opening the file in text mode. I changed my open statement to the following, but it still writes 2 bytes...
(end - begin) is just sometimes 2. Here is the definition of ftellp(): int ftellp( ) { return bin3ds2.tellp(); } bin3ds2 is defined as:...
I want to write data to a file one byte at a time. I am having a problem that for some reason the write function is writing 2 bytes instead of...
I'm not sure how to EXACTLY do it as I never had to use such a method before.... But it would involve setting a timer (WM_TIMER) and/or just save...
In most *NIXES, there's a time_t type that is supposed to be used for keeping information about dates and times (Currently time_t is the same as...
sorry techme! but I don't use windows! so I can't tell!
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