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complex if statements.11th July 2011 need a little help. the program i'm writing needs to take in user input differently depending on previous input. so say for example if user inputs characters a, e, i, o, or u the computer will ask user for a second input, but for characters b, d, p, or t*snip* |
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profile picture10th July 2011 Zut a(flippin')lors, it didn't work. |
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Graphics Libraries10th July 2011 In my experience teach yourself books are expensive, and groggy. I bought one on how to code C++ and after the hundredth program about a cat named Frisky i shelved it permanently. The online tutorial i'm learning from now works just fine, and there's alway*snip* |
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Raycaster at PlayMyCode9th July 2011 That's cool! There was no button list. Are there any options other than move forward backward and turn? |
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Graphics Libraries9th July 2011 Shroom suggested that I try SFML as a graphics library, so I took a look at my compiler and it supports direct/x, GLFW, GLUT, Irrlicht, Lightfeather, Ogre, OpenGL, SDL, and SFML graphics projects. I know nothing about any of these, I can look up informatio*snip* |
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Learners cramp9th July 2011 I just need to vent a little. I'm basically taking a third crack at learning C++ and blast it's slow goings. I'm a very hands on learner so i learn best when i can apply something directly. I studied AC electrics a few weeks ago, but that was doable beca*snip* |
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profile picture9th July 2011 How do you guys all have drawings next to your names on all your posts? |
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bouncing a ball9th July 2011 The physics is easy, just pick an acceleration at feet per second squared that looks natural, the final velocity of the mouse is the initial velocity of the ball, and since the walls are square reverse the i or j vector whenever it hit's a wall, and i migh*snip* |
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yes/no8th July 2011 HoboBen's sugestion worked perfectly. Thanks man. |
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yes/no8th July 2011 ok, i tried it now it says that i can't make comparisons between pointers and integers |
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yes/no8th July 2011 Simple question and you are going to think i'm stupid for asking but i'm just getting my feet wet. You know how in old dos programs the computer asks for a yes or no response by saying something like kdsajfs jhskhafds? y/n. I tried to implement that in a *snip* |
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bouncing a ball7th July 2011 Ok I want to start physical simulation programing, and what better way to start than throw a ball with your mouse and watch is bounce arround the screen. I know some basic C and C++ programing (self taught), i think i'll need to learn java to get the graph*snip* |
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Variable management problem23rd February 2011 So I found a C based programing compiler for my robot. I have a question though. The Robot comes with a ultrasonic sensor for measuring distance. My idea is to spin the sensor so that it can see more than one point. The problem is this, i really don't wan*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language12th February 2011 Ok i didn't realy understand any of that. JL235 talked about embedded systems, thats like the chip in your microwave, or washing machine right? A robot would work on something similar, but it would also have to communicate with my computer, and possibly d*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language12th February 2011 sorry, i was buissy for the last couple days. In fact, what i want to do is robotics programing. I've done a little with an NXT lego robot. The programing capacity was designed for children. I did alright but i found it limiting. So the questions are wha*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language5th February 2011 OK I'm choosing my first programing language and i need a little help choosing. Basicly i want to know the qualities and difficulties of differient languages. What would you recommend? |
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dev-c++ problem7th September 2009 Although some of your sugestions workd some of them were not recognized and those that were didnt work with user input. For example if i made a simple adder that requested two numbers and gave a sum the return after each input would mess with the thing hol*snip* |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 thanks the std::cin.peek() did the trick. I will continue to look for a better way to do it or try to get a differint compiler that works with my computer but as far as right now goes thats a real life saver. In the mean time i will try to learn dos and c+*snip* |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 %( I found the directory but dont know how to access anything on it and even if i did i dont know the syntax for running a program. I am realy confused and feeling stupid. Besides that i realy dont want to have to swithc between compiler and command for ev*snip* |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 i can get to the command prompt but how do i run the program on it |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 the problem is that instead of displaying the text on the screen it flashes it for one visual cycle. so all i can see is a flash of black whenever i compile and run the program |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 the program im trying to run is #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello World!\\n"; return 0; } I am running it on Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2 Adding std::cin didn't help either but i would be up for running it in dos. Do you just type it in *snip* |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 i tried the getch() idea but the compiled didn't recognise it. And i dont know how to run or open a dos command line. I am still a beginer to programing |
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dev-c++ problem6th September 2009 Background: Recently i bought a book from barns and noble entitled Sams C++ in 24 Hours and after hours of trying to find a registration code for the Borland C++ BuilderX i decided to take advice form one of the previous forms and downloaded the Dev-c++ *snip* |
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