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You must DECLARE the function before using it. In this case you only DEFINED it after you used it. The compiler won't let you use it unless you at least DEFINE it before you use it. Search more and learn about defining and declaring functions and variables. In your case …

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[CODE] int daycount(int day, int month, char* year) { return 365 * atoi(year) + 30 * (month - 1) + day; } [/CODE] Did it because it was too easy but you should try solutions to this kind of problems yourself and ask when your stuck

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A question regarding inheritance implementation. Let's say we have 2 classes: [CODE]class B { public: int x; // for the sake of argument it's public, don't stone me }; class D: public B { public: int x; // again x, i know ... stupid dilemma };[/CODE] Now, if you will …

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Hello , the problem is this, i need to install the XML-LibXML library and it seems to be easier to put salt in your eyes than to realize this. I get the error below which basically states that i cannot install the library because i don't have libxml2 installed. Of …

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I gave you a (almost) complete solution for the load part in the other post you made on the same topic.

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For sure you won't be able to load the movie file in that way. Even for the names file it's a bad idea because one character in plus will make the read loop neverending because it relies on the fact that the lines are multiple of 3. For reading you …

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