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Well if that's the case, then I guess it's ok.
I only ask as it's for a coursework that's assessed on the code being 'nice'...

thanks

I'm kind of stumped as to how to write this in C++, seeing as I need some way of making the out of range array references = 0.

Source, filter and output arrays:


S [7] = { 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 };...

Glad to hear it!

On the subject of formatting though, I suggest you clean up that block of declarations at the top - it took me a few mins just to find the start of the 'do while' loop. The idea...

Ah.... Success!

Although, I'm surprised the compiler doesn't catch something like that out, but I guess there's a reason for that....

Anyway, thanks again for your time, it is greatly...

Hi again. Thanks for the reply 0xC0000005.

I'm afraid it still isn't working - when I call the operator the program hangs. When I try to 'cout << X+Y;' for example, there doesn't seem to be a...

Yeah, that's much better. Hopefully you can also see now that the values for add1, add2, sub1 and sub2 are assigned outside the loop. You need to assign new values each time the loop runs, so go ...

Hi petter - Thanks for the reply. I had missed that, but that's not the issue anyway. I've cleaned it up a bit, could you have another look?



float_seq &operator+(const float_seq...

I think you want to enclose the entire switch statement in a 'while' loop, like this:




while (switch!=5) // while switch is not '5'...
{


cout << " Geometry...

Hi. I've got a problem with this addition operator, that's supposed to concatenate two class objects containing arrays, like so:

c=a+b

where: c.data[15] = a.data[7] +...

I like it!! ... That makes a lot of sense.
Paul, Skizmo - Thank you both for your comments!

Thanks for the reply!
I think I've got it working properly now, but if you could glance over it and check I'd be grateful.


float_seq &operator=(const float_seq &a) //'=' OPERATOR....

Hi. Can someone please point out what's wrong with my "=" operator for this class? As it stands, it doesn't seem to do anything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!



#include <iostream>...