Emmitt310

Well, i think i know what you mean but it may help to know what kind of program you want to make. If it's a win32 application, checking for keyboard input during a loop is easy, but if this isnt a win32 application, keyboard input can still be checked, its …

Hello, my name is Jonathan and I am a beginner programmer in my first year of studies. I am using a Turbo C++ editor and I'm trying to set up graphics. The problem is I'm not sure how. Here's how i was taught to set up graphics: #include <graphics.h> int …

Well looking at your solution, the user can enter even a negative. Says the input must be more than 10 so... as a suggestion (for the getsalary()) [code] int getsalary() { int usersalary=0; while(usersalary <= 10) //initialized to 0 so it WILL go through this loop { cout<<"Enter salary (must …

I don't understand why the user would enter a character.

Adding on, GetTickCount() is also a way to seed the random number generator [code] srand( GetTickCount() ); [/code]

Header files aren't compiled but when the compiler sees #include "filehere.h" , it looks for the file for that name in the directories specified. Then it looks through the header during runtime for what you need your code. So #ifndef is a if not defined then #define the file so …

All i see in your code that could give a syntax error is the lack of a semicolon after the function call order_chars.

I'm preety sure the error untermined character constant means you forgot to close a string in output with quotes. I believe that occurs here: cout << "\n\nDo you want to continue(Y/N)? Needs to be: cout << "\n\nDo you want to continue(Y/N)?[B]"[/B] Hope that helps