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Couldnt you relate it to driver/stub functions??



/* Main is my driver function */
int main()
{
cout<<"Testing the stubs"<<endl;

stub1();

cout<<"GIMME DA WEIGHT"<<endl;
cin>> weight;

cout<<"GIMME DA MILES"<<endl;
cin>> miles;

chargedMiles= miles/500;

/* round "chargedMiles" UP */

****, I need a spellchecker

This is ' C ' not C++. If there is a plain C board please redirect me. Thanks.

My instructions for the program

Problem 8.11 on page 366 (35 points)

You will need to include time.h,...

dont inline functions just get thrown into the code everyplace they are used? That would be like typing the same piece of code 15 times in your program...

Yes it is ' C ' that I am using. I could not find the "Plain C" board.

I was looking for clarification on what I was doing with the pointers and derefrencing. Making sure that I was describing the...

why are these global???

double force1;
int time3;
double x1, yone, z1;
double x2, y2, z2;
double Mass1;
double Mass2;
double velocityx1;
double velocityy1;

I swear I used
scanf("&#37;d", (ptr + i) ); and the compiler complained about something. It is working now though

Am I correct in description of the following code


int array[5]={0};
int *ptr=array;

...

scanf("&#37;d", &*(ptr + i) );/* Store input at the address of the value at (ptr + i)*/

I just ran your program and this is what printed.


Enter in path of the file.
F:/Html/htmlfiles/graphics3.htm /* <-- I entered a file path */
...

Hey thanks for clearing that up. Explained very well.

This program is for a CPS class and should demonstrate our knowledge of pointers. The directions say, 'write a function to sort an array using...

Could someone explain to me in english what this piece of code does.
Also if you could show equivilant code not using dynamic allocation.



int *myPtr = new int;

The above seems to be...

I continued to try the Project method and I eventually got it to work. I was previously still compiling the files individualy within the project. Then i got it to work by building the entire project....

Hi, I am completly new to Classes in C++. I have been trying to create a simple class and have had all sorts of problems. I am following directions from my textbook and the code looks correct, I have...

Hi, I am making a TicTacToe game. Right now I am trying to design the computer's moves. I want the computer player to check for possible wins, then check for possible blocks and otherwise just make a...

Go to Norway for free, finish the education, then move to where you want to work.

Hey, I have been looking at internships/jobs in the CPS field, mainly software development and I have noticed that many companies require that you submit some sort of "self started" project. I would...

Look for internships that require little or no experience, there are some out there. This will get u enough expierence to move onto something bigger. That is what I will be doing once I finish my...

I once had this virus/problem on my laptop that kept opening my cd tray and no matter what I did i could not stop it. I dont know how it happened or how it was programmed tho.

Well, im not trying to make a game of craps for other people to play nor am i trying to test how well my craps game works. It is a simple simulation of a craps game that keeps statistics on rolls /...

I have this program here that simulates a Craps game and collects statistics about the games. My current design reflects several things i was trying to do.
1. Keeping the "Gameplay" and "Stat...

Here is your code with proper indenting.



int main(void)
{
do
{
cout << “\nWhat is your age? “;
cin >> age_user;

Your right, its not a huge problem i just found it very ugly. Because I would end up passing the arrays through 2 functions.
From main() --> play() --> shootersPoint();

I just re-read the...

Yes i thought about using a struct to group the statistical data but that is basically the same as a class. We could, use classes for this project but we shouldnt. Because the chapter being covered...

Here is an example of how to take multiple input from one line.



#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int number1=0;