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int i = 0;
cout<< i;


i want to display i as in 000
if my int i = 1, i want it to display 001.

how do i code it so that it works like that?

thanks alot monarch, you've been a great help =)

i've managed to read the whole file and print it out using
cout<<lines; now, but i still have a question.

Assuming my files have the words...

thanks for reply monarch, the .stx is the extension of the file that i'm supposed to open...
i've included the .c_str() but still couldn't get it working :'(

void Lines::load(string filename)
{
string lines;

ifstream inFile;
inFile.open(filename.stx);
if (!inFile)
{
cout<<"error";
}

#ifndef LINES_H_INCLUDED
#define LINES_H_INCLUDED
#include <string>


/** @file Lines.h */

typedef string ListItemType;
/** class Lines*/

sry for not being specific...


"a" is actually a vector of strings and "b" is a variable used to store another string that i key in

string getName() {
return name;
}

template <typename A...

i'm currently a student learning programming and i have a part of the for loop where i couldn't get the output as i wanted = (



a[0] = aaa
a[1] = bbb
I'm actually iterating through a vector...