Originally posted by sslionheart
Yep, the types are invalid - an integer type cannot hold a character type.
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There are a few different places - it's just a matter of which one you are most comfortable with. I personally like GCC but I'm a Linux guy. Some people like the Bloodshed compiler, I've seen Turbo C++ around, and there is always Visual C++.
Yep, the types are invalid - an integer type cannot hold a character type. -
myAge = "departmentCode "
so this would be valid correct?Comment
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Nope - this is another issue. By putting it in quotes, you're saying 'the letters that make up the string departmentCode, ' so these are characters as well.Originally posted by sslionheartComment
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so its not valid for the same reason as without quotations?
ok now e says 42=myAge is that not valid becuase myAge needs to be on the other side?Comment
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Right, because the association is to the left (whatever is on the left will take on the value of what is on the right).Originally posted by sslionheartComment
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f. yourRate = 3.5 valid?
g. yourRate= myAge valid?
h. yourRate = departmentCode not valid because an integer type cannot hold a character type?Comment
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Ha, this is your homework, but you are doing well so far ;). Read up on 'double' type as well. If there is one you're confused about, put it in the compiler - it will spit out the answer right away, then you just have to figure out why. If you're still confused, post the line you tried, and the error.Originally posted by sslionheartComment
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im installing visual c++ right now
hopefully i can figure out how to use it!Comment
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um it is not working with windows vista...Comment
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i got it working but where do i go in the program to test them?Comment
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