aramil daern

These are codes that do absolutley nothing, except to show whart you can do with to much time on your hands. Oh the silliness

hi everyone. I just switched over from a linux os to a mac osx. I have seen multiple suggestions on how to compile c++ but it won't work for me I have x code what do I do?

i know that this was a while ago but if ur still looking for a teacher im willing

Hi fellow programmers. I am having a cross os compiling problem. I want my friend to test a program I am makimg, and he knows nothing about c++. I am using linux ubuntu 11.04 and can compile on that, but I can't find how to compile for windows, and he …

I am not advanced enough to understand most of that code, but are you trying to do more than two numbers at once? If not, i don't see why this won't work: [CODE=c++] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int numberone, numbertwo, action; cout<<"\nWhat is the first number?\n>"; …

I dud it to learn how to make an rpg, but i quickly learned that there is so much more to it than that.

So I was told i was told to introduce myself and then to do it in a new thread. I am still going to use the original questionnaire though. Name: Nick Nickname: Aramil Daern Height: ?? Weight: ?? Hair: ?? Eyes: ?? Location: ?? Age: 15 Hobbies: web programming, programming, …

I know that this is an old thread, but there is a good way to use strings. Instead of what you suggested, there is a header called string. Here is an example of how to use it: [code=c] #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { string name …