[Solved] C Program Switch and If statement

You’re missing crucial break statements in your switch, e.g. switch(rank) { case 14: { if(suite == ‘H’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Hearts!”); else if(suite == ‘C’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Clubs!”); else if(suite == ‘D’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Diamonds!”); else printf(“Your card is the Ace of Spades!”); } … Read more

[Solved] Error declaring in scope

In function main, you call function displayBills, yet the compiler does not know this function at this point (because it is declared/defined later in the file). Either put the definition of displayBills(int dollars) { … before your function main, or put at least a forward declaration of this function before function main: displayBills(int dollars); // … Read more

[Solved] Alphabetically sorting the words

This statement if(words[j+1].(int)name[0]<words[j].(int)name[0]){ is syntactically invalid. The correct statement will look the following way if( ( int )words[j+1].name[0]<( int )words[j].name[0]){ However there is no any sense to make such a record because (the C++ Standard) The usual arithmetic conversions are performed on operands of arithmetic or enumeration type On the other hand if type char … Read more

[Solved] Segmentation fault (with file on C)

What people are trying to point at in the comments is. When a system call is made, the return value should be checked, to make sure if it was executed successfully or not. In your case, the open system call can fail for a number of reasons. In that case you would have an invalid … Read more

[Solved] C++ Loop Skips After First Run

for(int i = x; i < s; i++) { Check your latter iterations: s is less than x, so i gets initialized higher than s, and the loop never executes. 0 solved C++ Loop Skips After First Run

[Solved] Why is My Program not Working [closed]

EUREKA!!!!!! I finally came up with a working solution. No more errors. I’m calling it version 2.0.0 I’ve uploaded it online, and here’s the link [version 2.0.0] http://mibpaste.com/3NADgl All that’s left is to go to excel, and derive the final states of the door and be sure, that it’s working perfectly. Please take a look … Read more

[Solved] The right way to copy map elements

Considering that your map values are maps themselves, copying those inner maps will be quite expensive. It’s probably slightly cheaper to use pointers to the inner maps than to use iterator, but both are significantly cheaper than copying the inner maps. However, whether you use pointers or iterators, make sure that they’re not invalidated. The … Read more