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in the loop,i recommend taking the input,and checking for an error next accordingly,its more systematic,and your is a do while loop.

I am in the third year,but i want to start thinking about my project right now,i found this idea very interesting but i have no idea where to start,i know i should start learning up its working but after that?is C++ a good option?i have never done any difficult coding,i …

My god...if you really want your picture back just erase what you wrote if not,i can explain what happened. You are designed to be a computer engineer. Your sent to an electrical company to do some job first: 1.you wont understand what they say,so they train you,but you still wont …

When i finish my U.G at the rate i am going I don't think i will know anything.I want to know exactly what i should be knowing so that i can proceed with my graduate degree.Which languages are a must know,which data structure concepts i should know,should i be able …

I think i'm a bit too late,but teach yourself C++ in 24 hours is something i woudn't recommend because you will know the sytax and everything but you wont know how to apply it,it take at least a month to learn a language be patient.The 21 days one is fine …

I would like to be able convert one format to another(not immediately but eventually),know how to use tree and hash tables and linked lists properly using classes. I want to be able to do a basic graphic user interface and use pointers well. I've heard of the following books: Exceptional …

check your original program,sometimes other syntax errors produce no errors but they r masked by your other errors ;) anyway check header file? declared that string? semicolon?

It's very simple when you use a for loop just read: [CODE]#include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> void main() {clrscr(); //clear screen int i,j,a,b,k; cout<<"enter the 2 nos between which you want the numbers to be displayed\n"; cin>>a>>b; //2 nos bet which other nos will be displayed if(a==b) cout<<a; //only one number else if(a!=b) …