But the thing is, how do people program other objects apart from a computer?
Like a piece from a calculator calculator:
Code:
int LCD()
{
int LCD;
if (LCD ==1)
{
cout << "1" << endl;
}
if (LCD == 2)
{
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The Practical Use of a Program
OK, so we have C++ to generate genius programs and perform nightmarish calculations in a second. It's a powerful low level language etc.
But the thing is, how do people program other objects apart from a computer?
Like a piece from a calculator calculator:
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Calculator
Alright, I am making a calculator application in g++ (microsoft visual c++ 2005 express edition). I have made my design with all of the buttons, and now I need to start coding!!!!
First of all, how do I do something like:
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New Window
Hi, I'm trying to design a simple game, using g++ - that is visual c++ 2005 express edition.
I want to know how to open a window for the game!
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I've downloaded directx and am in a tutorial now. -
and can I get tutorials, and learn how to make C++ and one of those libraries interact?Leave a comment:
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what do you mean by library?Leave a comment:
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and I can do all the strategic and background coding and saving stuff in C++
and combining it with the animation from this software?Leave a comment:
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Animation and Graphic
I want to create a strategical game like final fantasy etc in C++
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so then how do i make the forumla ignore the value 0?????Leave a comment:
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and it is because I am using a previous code from a program that does the same thing but with addition.
Now ive realized in addition, adding value 0 would give the same output
anyway back to how to make it ignore value 0, see post aboveLeave a comment:
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so what i need to do is make it ignore the value 0 in the multiplication formula.
How could I do that?Leave a comment:
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multiplication coding fault
This code is meant to keep prompting for user input (integers), and when 0 is pressed it is meant to view the product of all the entered numbers apart from 0.
It works fine, but when I hit 0 to view the product, it shows 0.
Here's the code:
...Code:if (a == 10) { int l; int m; cout<< "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \n \n"; -
how do i do that?
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Hey, it works. I inserted
before the getline command, and now it works!Code:cin.ignore();
Thanx a lot ganon
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are there any tutorials I can use in regards to thisLeave a comment:
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so wat exactly do I have to get rid of?Leave a comment:
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I havent played those games, so I wouldnt know the quality.
I would like the best quality possible really.Leave a comment:
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C++: Graphics and Game Programming
Is it possible to create something similar to a PS2 game in C++? I was aiming towards final fantasy like, with their strategical systems and good graphics.
If it isnt, what would be good to do that?
Thanks
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The Getline() Problem
This is the second time I am experiencing a problem with getline.
I've used it before successfully, but I dont know what I'm doing wrong here.
Here is the code where the problem is:
...Code:if (a == 6) { string f; int g; cout << "Enter the message to display at the end of the countdown:" << endl; getline (cin, f); cout << endl; -
Thanks Hunderpanzer, that's what I needed, now I can make progress with my code. Thanks a lot.1. You have taught me a new way of getting information and showing it.
2. You have given me precise help ( a code snippet) with an explanation.
Thats all I wanted.
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