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    Unhappy need hep plzzz

    i need some help....I am new to c++ and got a project to write code for a dvd inventory system......

    i must be able to add title, length of movie
    bonus info and dvd info length...this should be a loop because don't know how many bonus info will be entered by the user....



    this is the menu so far....i need help plzzz...

    cout<<"**************************************************************"<<endl;
    cout<<"* *"<<endl;
    cout<<"* DVD Collection *"<<endl;
    cout<<"* *"<<endl;
    cout<<"**************************************************************"<<endl;
    cout<< endl;
    cout<< endl;
    cout<< " 1- Enter DVD information"<< endl;
    cout<< " 2- View DVD information"<< endl;
    cout<< " 3- Exit the application"<< endl;

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    Re: need hep plzzz

    Quote Originally Posted by dreaddie View Post
    i need some help....I am new to c++ and got a project to write code for a dvd inventory system......

    i must be able to add title, length of movie
    bonus info and dvd info length..
    Well, do you know how would you do it using a pen (or pencil) and some sheets of paper?
    Victor Nijegorodov

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    Re: need hep plzzz

    I am new to c++ and got a project to write code for a dvd inventory system.
    So I guess this is a homework assignment? See http://forums.codeguru.com/showthrea...ork-assignment

    Also, when posting code please use code tags. Go Advanced, select the code and click '#'.

    Once you know how you would do it manually as per Victor's post #2, then consider the data that needs to be entered and stored and the data types/structures/classes required for this. When you have done al this, then produce a program design which says in English (or other natural language) how the program is going to work, then code the program from the design, then test and debug.

    Code:
    Determine input and output requirements
    Devise required data structures
    do {
         design program
         code program
         test
         debug
    } while program_not_working
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