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No one is going to write code for you. What exactly do you need help with? Do you understand how to set up your program? Here's a hint...look at the nouns in the problem and consider making each one a class or a sub-class. The verbs will give you some …
As far as the menu, it might be easier to put the switch statement in main. You could have another method that displays the options and gets/validates the menu choice and returns it back to main. If you add another menu option, such as Q for quit, then you could …
Are you talking about a singly-linked list, a doubly-linked list, or an STL list? Typically lists are unsorted and you would have to pass it into a method that will sort it. If you want a sorted list, consider using a different data container. Check the C++ website for types …
Look up what the carrot ^ operator does. To do powers without the math class, consider using a for loop that multiples 2 a certain amount of times.
I'm assuming that function is in the MyTest class, correct? If so, it should not be in your header file. The header file only contains declarations, but not the actual implementation. The implementation you have in the header file should work, but you should move the function into the class.
Make two employ objects. Wrap your user-input section in a loop and load each object with the correct data. Then, outside of the loop, you can simply output each object. I don't know what's in your employ class, but you could add a method to output the data, or you …
I am having the same problem. I'm using Vista and trying to install Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator CS4 and I get the same error on all of them...1603. I had Photoshop CS3 awhile back but I upgraded it to the trial version of CS4. I recently purchased CS4, so I …
For the past few weeks, I have noticed slow boot-up times for my Vista laptop. More recently, I have had terrible boot-ups and I can't figure out why. I turn my computer off through Vista and it is fine. When I power up, using the power button on my machine, …
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