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FireNet, your like the best at this, you knew i needed it. Im working on an FStream project, this helps alot!

Ok, i get Quick Basic, all version (1.1, 3.0, 4.5, 7.1) all because 1.1 doesnt work, so i keep trying then notice, there all DOS executables, and Windows XP doesnt support DOS executables. So i tried Command Prompt, hat didnt work either, technicly im screwed ;P, any ideas on how …

A GREAT free C/C++ Compiler is Dev C++ 4.9.9.0, i love it, its great!

Aight, Can you take all the parts and put them together in a file? Would be nice :)

[CODE] //Program to collect and hold data on CD's #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; using std::ifstream; int main() { int QA; cout << "To veiw file press v, to add a new CD press a:\n"; cin.get(QA); if (QA == v) { while (CDs.get(ch)) cout.put(ch); } …

I learn faster when i have a motive to learn. Well if i have a project that uses all of the tutorial i use, i will be motivated to read sections and use it and make a full on project. I use [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/[/url]. If anyone can conjure up a HUGE …

[url]http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Software/5562/[/url] for an example, 5 minutes using google, and got it, just go to [url]www.google.com[/url] and type in C Tutorial for Windows, you will get alot of good one. Altho as a beginner myself, i reccomned jumping into C++ as C has different commands form C++ and you might get …

I think on my part, Narue is a smart person, but does have a short fuse for newbies, i was new, but i found fast how to fit in better, read some other post's, to figure out how things go, some people arn't like me and go to the extent …

One quick thing i saw was when you did cout << "\n length;" cout << "\n width;" cout << "\n depth;" cout << "\n total surface area;" you put the ; behind the " its sposed to look like this cout << "\n length"; cout << "\n width"; cout << …

Alright, i just learned the loops (if then else, for, do while, ect.) and just before it i learned the input and output (cin, cout). Now the tutorial i am using, has no homework built in it, so if anyone would be so kind to tell me something, ill probally …

I tried to do something similar but much more simple, but i dont know what i did wrong. Wont compile it right. [CODE] //Clock for seconds #include <iostream.h> int main () { int HH; int MM; int SS; int result; cout << "Enter Hours :HH:"; cout << " "; cin …

Opps [CODE]#Include <iostream.h> int main () { cout << "Hello world!"; cin.get (); return 0; } [/CODE]

I have my Project setup like this. +TW TW1 TW2 Before i created the file TW2 i compiled TW1, and TW1 worked fine. When i added TW2, and then compiled it, and started either TW1 or TW2 it said "Project is not compiled". Any idea on how im sposed to …

Posted it in the wrong place, sorry;) Hello peoples, as you can tell by my name, ima newbie coder, and barely know the basic concept of a non object oriented scripting language comonly known as QBasic. I wanna learn advanced programming to make games, and random programs i may need …