There isn't any code that displays any part of the slides. Have a go at writing it and see where you get stuck. If you can't figure out how to...
So if getNextNum() selects a card, then you need a second random number to select which side to show.
Seems pretty detailed. Where are you stuck? Or are you just hoping someone will write it for you?
It's not easy: you have to find the process's main window and post it a WM_CLOSE message. There are WinAPI functions to help you with this...
This can be fixed by making test16 a friend: class some { int x; protected: some() { x=90; } friend void test16(); }; void test16() { some...
If you're not deriving then don't use protected, because it only makes sense in the context of a derived class. Use private or public instead...
A structure is the definition of a new datatype, not the definition of a new variable. But you can do both in a single step: struct some { int a;...
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=c%2B%2B+constructor Google will even fix your typing errors for you and one of the top hits should be...
OK, it's not difficult. How far have you got and where are you stuck? Do you understand the assignment? Have you worked out how to represent the...
First you need to prompt the user to enter the colours. Does the number of colours vary? If so will you account for this in your program? Having...
Help with you is always urgent. Why not try asking sooner? Don't leave it so long before tackling the task then you won't be as stressed out.
If you want to do a bitwise conversion (which is what you get when you cast) then you need to use either a union or pointers. But don't expect...
(1) Would you please use CODE BLOCKS when posting code. Shabbir is nicely doing that for you but please do it yourself. You have read the...
In what? Oracle is a big company with lots of products and there's probably nobody who's expert in *all* of them.
The strength of the algorithm is not dependent on the language you use. All languages can implement both strong and weak encryption. First you...
company is a single char, not a string: do you mean that? But the program will work as long as you only enter single character company names....
Sorry I can be a bit abrasive at times. Don't take it personally.
No, I don't think you should start it from the beginning again. I was just trying to help you think through the logic: whenever you are using...
No, it would be a list of values. For instance if you thought the answer was "a, b and c", then you would answer "a, b and c", or "a, b or c" -...
For what values of company do you think company != 'S' || company != 's' will evaluate FALSE? Think about it carefully. "S or s" is *not* the...
Separate names with a comma.
