String proplem!!!!Please help

Thanks to Paul McKenzie and everyone

I got it work now,and i found out why is my program had error run time.I asked my professor today abour run time error,but she was kind of explaining out of my question.Note that she never explain us about this in class..:(..Well, i guess i need to learn how to debug with Dev C++ and VC C++ by myself...If anyone know where can i find tutorial online that will really helpfull...thanks alot ...and have a good weekend

BTW, on kas' first post, you can have as much whitespace between the :: operator and its two operands as you want. You can have none, one on each side, one on one side, have the :: on its own line, C++ doesn't care.

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Originally posted by tinhnho
Well, i guess i need to learn how to debug with Dev C++ and VC C++ by myself...If anyone know where can i find tutorial online that will really helpfull...thanks alot ...and have a good weekend

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"debug tutorial" <---in your search engine, a lot of links for you then.
Look out these, not knows if you liked them,
I 100% new to programming and all of stuff like this, they boring, right ? I think that so.
http://www.cs.iit.edu/~resource/supp...html#questions
http://www.cygnus.com/gdb/
http://libcwd.sourceforge.net/tutorial/tut1.html

:D

Sierous, my teacher told me that, debug is not difficulty at all, first (he told me) I shoudl study ASM (assembler) to know machine language stuff a bit, debuggin also kind of art but not someting spicial much, you can leant from internet (a lot a lot, very a lot) or serch for free books on net. :D
Helped ? Satisfied ? :D

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Originally posted by CornedBee
BTW, on kas' first post, you can have as much whitespace between the :: operator and its two operands as you want. You can have none, one on each side, one on one side, have the :: on its own line, C++ doesn't care.

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I thought that was the case after I posted that but I figured I'd leave it just incase. Meh :(

Bad strrev():mad:

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void mystring::strrev()
{
        char c;
        size_t half=len/2, i=0;
        for( ; i<half; ++i)
        {
                c=s[i];
                s[i]=s[len-i-1];
                s[len-i-1]=c;
        }
}

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Why bad? Looks flawless.