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strcpy/strcmp problems
Ok, I've moved the [count] to the right location and now I get a totally new set of errors. Two for each strcmp/strcpy in the program. I discussed it with a grad student at school who said that I needed to use the new command. Now if I declare a structure, aren't I asking...- Dena
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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strcpy/strcmp errors
Hi - it's the student again!<br>Here's my code & the errors that I keep getting. I've tried several different fixes<br>and consulted numerous texts. Please explain why this is not working and how it can be fixed... thank... -
strcpy/strcmp problems
Hi - it's the student again!<br>Here's my code & the errors that I keep getting. I've tried several different fixes and consulted numerous texts. Please explain why this is not working and how it can be fixed... thank you!<br><br>struct...- Dena
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Pointers
Hi, all... I'm a student taking my first C++ class. The semester's almost over & I've<br>written a complex program (well, complex to me!) that is giving me some headaches. <br><br>The following code is a -very- simplified version of a portion of my program code that is...- Dena
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Pointers
Hi, all... I'm a student taking my first C++ class. The semester's almost over & I've <br>written a complex program (well, complex to me!) that is giving me some headaches. <br><br>The following code is a -very- simplified version of a portion of my program code that is...
