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  • mcfaker
    replied to character code points versus plain integers
    in C
    yes, yes fiendly, thank you!
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  • mcfaker
    replied to Assigning data to character variable
    in C
    srry, dont understand what this is.


    but why is erveryone saying to me that i must delete void and place int???
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  • but i've read in the book that it's void main() and <iostream.h>, but i think it's i time ago that void was used, cause the book is of the year 1997, is that the problem,?
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  • mcfaker
    started a topic Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition or dev-C++??
    in C

    Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition or dev-C++??

    hey, i've got these two programs:Micros oft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition and Dev-C++, but i want to choose the best , wich one?
    when i start Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 then i select file >> new >> project , then a screen appears, but i want to set a program with the beggining with this:
    #include <iostream.h>

    void main()

    [



    but what must i choose , there is...
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  • mcfaker
    replied to Assigning data to character variable
    in C
    but i saw that in the ASCII-codes were too the 0 till 9 ,their codes were: 48 till 57 ,and in this program :
    [code=cpp]
    //program
    #include <iostream.h>

    void main()
    [
    char character1 = 'A' , character2 ;
    cout << character1 << endl ;

    character2 = character1 + 1 ;

    cout << character2 << endl ;
    cin.get()
    ]
    ...
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    Last edited by sicarie; Aug 14 '07, 01:10 PM. Reason: Code tags are there for a reason. (to the right when you reply or create a thread)

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  • mcfaker
    started a topic Assigning data to character variable
    in C

    Assigning data to character variable

    hello , i've got a problem with C++ , in C++ :there is a type called char and i saw in a book that char only can be ONE character long , not more thn one . and i saw too that the character must be between two ' ' , but there was an integer number that wasn't between two apostrofs: ' ' , why??

    thanks for reading this file, plz anser if you would like
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