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This is as far as I got. Dont know if it makes any sense. The idea is that I will be able to interchange the char used to create the triangle.



// Draws a triangle
#include <iostream>
using...

Thank you Alan, I thought "void displayOneLine(int sizeP)" was declairing only one int. Also the code below only shows # on the screen, in a continious loop. Not sure why but whenever I use "="...

That worked a treat thank you. Now I would like to chnage the void function to only use one int statement. I tried the following but it does not work. Feels like the more I learn the more I dont...

Here is what I have managed to do so far. The last thing I need to do is add an additional line at the top to complete the triangle. Below is the output that I get at the moment.
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Hallo all, I am trying to create a program that will draw a nice little picture using ASCII. So far I have managed to draw half the triange I intended. My question is how would I draw the rest of the...

That's what the assignment said.

Thank you for your responses. The assignments requirements are that x must count towards the spoilt votes.

Finally it works. Thank you for all your help.

Here is the final code:




#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

Thank you but the original assignment states that I can not use do..while. Part of the construct is given and it does not include do...while statemts.

One last thing I need the code to see any character other than A B C as a spoilt vote. This should include X, as it stands now it reads every character except A B C and X as a spoilt vote.

Changing the code to below worked. Thank you for your help.




//Loop over voters
cout << "Who are you voting for (A,B or C)? " << endl;
cin >> vote;
while ( vote != 'X' &&...

You are right, what I meant to say was nested while statement. As I assume you know by now this is all pretty new to me and all the terms are at times confusing.

Maybe this reads better:




#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{

Even if I exclude the vote in:

cout << "Who are you voting for (A,B or C)? " << endl;
cin >> vote; // This vote will never be counted

The votes still dont add up also how would i include the...

Yet another question from a student. For a assignment I was asked to create a program that will calculate the amount of votes in a election. There are four voting stations and three candidates.
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