It's declaring an overloaded operator >>, which is done in the form of a function that takes two parameters. In the C++ idiom >> is often used...
No. Do your own homework.
The statement doesn't make sense, hence the error. But it's one of those statements where you can't tell what exactly is wrong without knowing...
OK. Well, I don't think you need anything in the destructor, but can you work out why? operator<< should be easy enough, you just need to output...
Maybe there was a pre-requisite to the class, are you already supposed to be able to do this? Or is it just a "let's see what people can do...
Have you written the display() function yet? If not then I suggest you do so, then you will be able to modify it according to part b. It may...
You need a CScenGenDoc object, let's call it x, then you can do x.OnSend();, or if x is a pointer to CScenGenDoc then you would do x->OnSend();...
What error? Could it be anything to do with the fact that the string hasn't been terminated?
Code with warnings is not necessarily "unprofessional". Most code has warnings, the common way of suppressing those warnings is with casts, which...
So how would the people who pressed the coin know it was 250BC? In 250BC the birth of Christ was a future event whose date was unknown. Assuming...
What you'll need to know then is the formats of the bitmap file and the Dicom file. Then you would create a program that reads the bitmap (either...
What exactly do you mean by "transfer the bitmap i have designed onto the DICOM file"? If the image is already a .dcm file, then what do you need...
What's a DICOM file? What image format have you used?
He can expect $0 and a pair of handcuffs - no coin would ever have a BC date on it! So the advert would have been posted by police looking for...
The code currently treats consecutive operators an error, so 3+-5 would throw an error because of the +-. It would need to be modified to throw...
I can't check if what you're doing is correct because, and read this carefully, repeatedly until you get it if necessary: >>> I don't know what...
How does converting infix to postfix help solve the problem? What is a "C_link assignment statement"? Have you tried looking through your course...
What's the problem you have? What code have you got and where are you stuck?
AltaVista. Very accurate search engine, but very prone to keyword abuse. Google wasn't that great in its early days because the links database...
Did you do what I suggested above?
Separate names with a comma.
