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Pete, Thank you very much for that information. It is working and saving to the file. Only one more problem that I would like to ask you about. When I open the file that it creates (book.data), it does not appear correctly for the title or the name. For instance, if I put the title as...

Actually it is not a class assignment, I am just trying to get a better understanding of the language. And I don't want to open it in a hex editor or viewer, I want to open it in notepad. And I know this is possible and I know that there is a way to do this but again I am missing...

I have changed a lot in my code. The problem I have now is that when it does write the information to disk, it does not write it correctly. It shows a lot of odd characters. What am I missing now? Seems like something simple but I am unable to locate the error. Now I would like for the user to...

I would like to write the following information to disk. How would I go about doing so? Any tips are greatly appreciated. #include<fstream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> class Book { private: char title[30]; char name[30]; double price; int pages; public: void setBook(char t[]...

All I had to do was take temp.displayMeal(); out of the loop. Everything works fine. Thank you for your help...didn't realize it was such a simple error.

I can get the &quot;Total weekly calories:&quot; to display only once but then the amount is incorrect. What now?

It is displaying this. I input 1 calorie. Total Weekly Calories 1 Total Weekly Calories 2 Total Weekly Calories 3 Total Weekly Calories 4 Total Weekly Calories 5 Total Weekly Calories 6 Total Weekly Calories 7 I want it to only show the last line Total Weekly Calories 7 What do you mean call...

Okay here the code is again. I think I have made all of the necessary changes that were suggested to me. It is adding the calories but it is still displaying &quot;Total weekly calories:&quot; 7 times. I have tried to change everything that I can possibly think of and nothing. Debbie...

Thank you so much, I was pulling my hair out for that one! Okay one more question if you don't mind. I want to write another main for the same program except for this time I want it to declare an array of 7 Meal objects. I let the user enter the values for the week. Then I want to total these...

How do I go about doing this? I have tried everything that I can think of and nothing. In public can I use: void operator=(Meal &otherMeal); And if so then what do I need to copy only the calorie and not the entree?

So it should display &quot;Daily Total: &quot; right? And then after that I want it to take the three meals, add the calories and display that. However even with the Meal total(&quot;Daily Total: &quot;, 0); total = breakfast + lunch + dinner; it still displays &quot;Pizza&quot;. Is there...

Thanks! However it is still displaying &quot;Pizza&quot;.

I have this code and in the main function I want to display &quot;Daily Total: &quot; however it is displaying &quot;Pizza&quot; instead due to the constructor? Any suggestions on how to fix this problem? #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> class Meal { friend ostream&...

I fixed all of the problems. Boy was I way off. Thanks again you two!

Amazing what you see after you post :-) This is one part that I corrected after I posted. istream& operator>>(istream& in, Meal &oMeal) { cout<<&quot;Enter the entree name: &quot;; in>>oMeal.entree; cout<<&quot;Enter the amount of calories: &quot;; in>>oMeal.calorie; return(in); };

Thank you both! Now this is the code that I have and I think that it covers A thru D: #include<iostream.h> #include<conio.h> #include<string.h> class Meal { friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const Meal &oMeal); friend istream& operator>>(istream& in, Meal &oMeal); private: char...

Looks like a great forum! After many years going to the same job day after day I decided to take a class to see what may spark some interest. It's a free class, and we do not even get grades, just sort of an introductory. Well I am stuck (at least not on the first program) and have no idea what...