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I want to make a program that analysises which key has been pressed the most as a part of my school assignment. I want that the key input be recieved by my program and later by the program it was intended for. Is there a way to do this? Please …

I want to make a program that analysises which key has been pressed the most as a part of my school assignment. I want that the key input be recieved by my program and later by the program it was intended for. Is there a way to do this? Please …

[QUOTE=minhviet93;1675988]I tried output[u][v]=mine(input[m][n],u,v); Then it print out a whole bunch like warning C4700: uninitialized local variable 'n' used [/QUOTE] first thing, Initialise the variables that you have declared. If you don't, then they contain garbage values.

Ya I always do this kind of thing... I guess the only difference between C and C++ is the way they handle output and input. C++ has cout and cin (which I find simpler than scanf and printf in C). So why try to change the code when only the …

I have a file of name PROFILES.DAT in which several records are stored. I want to create some new fields in those records so I made a new program to read the file, store records in a structure, copy the structure elements into a new structure and finally write the …

Everytime I run this program and enter a new record, it gets terminated on these statements: [CODE] stud.pcent=((stud.mhin+stud.meng+stud.mmat+stud.msci+stud.msst)*100)/(mm.hin+mm.eng+mm.sst+mm.sci+mm.mat); fwrite(&stud,recsize,1,file); [/CODE] The whole program is this. It is only partially complete. [CODE] #include<conio.h> #include<iostream.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<string.h> #include<stdio.h> #define UARROW 72 #define DARROW 80 #define ENTER 13 #define ESCAPE 27 int key; …

I want to create a program in which the output currently on screen is stored in the file and when required, can be read and printed on the screen as it is. I want to use it to create a program in turbo c++.