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Did you create a project and add all the files to the project? The reason I ask is that if you don't you will get that error even if all the files are in the same directory.

I also use the same compiler. In order to help you, can you provide sample program that is not working/compiling so folks can help you.

This is where the % function is handy. If you want to print out n number per line...within the loop use System.out.print and add an if statement [CODE] if ( loopcontrolvariable % n == 0 ) System.out.println(""); [/CODE] in one case your loopcontrolvariable is y in the other loop it …

Let's say we have the function shown below: [CODE] void func1() { int count = 0; // some other statements count++; cout << "current value of count: " << count << endl; } [/CODE] if you called the above function five times the value of count will always be 1. …

Because of how double's are represented (wikipedia has a good article) you are overshooting 3.0 enough that the loop appears to terminate prematurely. Try changing [CODE] ceilDemo += 0.1 [/CODE] to [CODE] ceilDemo += 0.01 [/CODE] You will see the results you expect, but of course more output.

There are a couple of problems....I will answer this one....look at the function add_to_BST....ask yourself this question "What happens after you process the first list item?" That is, what happens after that? Don't you want to invoke the same function add_to_BST(n, p->next) only in the case that p->next is NOT …

I would like to know if I drop a constaint on a column whether Oracle will automatically change other constraints that involve that column? The reason I ask is because for two days in a row when I dropped constaints on a column that related constraint had the very same …

move the statement [CODE] screen=SDL_SetVideoMode(640,480,32,SDL_SWSURFACE); [/CODE] before the function calls to cargarImagen.

You have need to organize your program more like this: // add function prototype here int main() { // add code to call your function } // move your function readCourses OUTSIDE main courses readCourses() { } good luck!

[CODE] for (int i=0; i < testlistarray.length; i++) { testlistarray[i] = new Queue(); } [/CODE] The array declaration sets aside memory of Queue objects but they remain uninitialize.

I imagine you are trying to get someone to help suggest a solution that does not involve arrays....then use Strings, one string contains the actual phrase or word being guessed and another string representing what the user sees (probably initialized to underscores for each letter not yet guessed). There are …

You should be able to find some resources online by searching for the term video capture library.

I would suggest that you descibe what is wrong...that is what are you experiencing so in the future it makes it easier for folks to help. I would incorporate the comments you have describing what the program should do into the program itself, as your comments suggest you should do. …

I created a version called bubble2 that perform a recursive bubble sort. I left the comments in so you can "see" how it is working. You basically start at position n-1 and find the smallest or largest element in the list. The recursion comes in by calling bubble2 again with …

I agree with the above reply that indentation and a couple of comments would make it easier to look over ...you would get more assistance. I also agree with the previous reply that you never allocated any memory for p. In addition, I think you will get a problem in …

Check the while loops. You should be using == not =.

Change the getPlayer function...your version is overdone and redundant. Try this one liner previous = 1 - previous; The above will toggle between 0 and 1 until you get a winner. But, I see that also needs to be fixed....I will reply to that in a minute or two...

You have not defined the += function correctly. My guess is that you probably heard someone say "it must return a string" but they meant "str" object. I got your example to work by fixing that up. I recommend you browse the Internet for how to correctly use operator+=. Lastly, …

From my experience it should compile. I do see minor errors. you may need to include <tchar.h> and change the first two static const to match the 3rd one: [code] static TCHAR g_szClassName[] = _T("myWindowClass"); static TCHAR g_szChildClassName[] = _T ("myMDIChildWindowClass"); [/code] I don't have the resource.h file but I …

I think the array: arr1 = new char[3]; is too small. why isn't it arr1 = new char[5]? I would set arr1[4]='\0' to ensure it gets interpreted as a c-string.

My name is Lorraine. I found this community last week when I was searching for some answers for a C++ program I as helping someone with. I have been a Java developer for close to ten years. I have a love/hate relationship with C++. I do agree with most of …