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Comments by PinkPrint (Top 9 by date)
PinkPrint
13-Oct-16 22:58pm
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Oh I see it now. Thank you very much!!
PinkPrint
13-Oct-16 13:09pm
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But I have used LinearProbing:: in both times whenever I needed to call the HashFunction??
void LinearProbing::InsertWord(string word){
int key= LinearProbing::HashFunction(word,word.length(),HASHSIZE);
int LinearProbing::SearchWord(string word){
int key=LinearProbing::HashFunction(word,word.length(),HASHSIZE);
PinkPrint
27-Nov-15 1:27am
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It says undefined reference to toString function(). And if doesn't even show the line numbers for the error that's why I don't know what to make of the error message. Thank you
PinkPrint
27-Nov-15 1:26am
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I have been searching the toString method in Google all day. There is one to_string method in cplusplusreference that doesn't work when I compile it. I have come this forum so that I can get help from real people who are willing to help. I'm sure this is not an exclusive club where few get access. Thank you
PinkPrint
14-Sep-15 14:40pm
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Thank you.
PinkPrint
14-Sep-15 1:31am
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SA, that's why I asked for a snippet and not the entire code. Some people need to get off their high horse and understand that some people have a hard time at the beginning, that's why they seek the help of their community so that they can take the knowledge and stand on their feet. Thanks.
PinkPrint
31-Jan-15 0:18am
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Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter a positive integer");
int userinput=in.nextInt();
int maxer=0;
int miner=0;
int sum=0;
int counter=1;
if(maxer<userinput){
maxer="userinput;
" counter++;
="" sum="sum+userinput;
" }
="" if(miner="">userinput){
miner=userinput;
counter++;
sum=sum+userinput;
}
int avg= sum/counter;
System.out.println("Your maximum integer is "+maxer);
System.out.println("Your minimum integer is "+miner);
System.out.println("Your average is "+avg);
}
}
Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Enter a positive integer");
int userinput=in.nextInt();
int maxer=0;
int miner=0;
int sum=0;
int counter=1;
if(maxer<userinput){
maxer="userinput;
" counter++;
="" sum="sum+userinput;
" }
="" if(miner="">userinput){
miner=userinput;
counter++;
sum=sum+userinput;
}
int avg= sum/counter;
System.out.println("Your maximum integer is "+maxer);
System.out.println("Your minimum integer is "+miner);
System.out.println("Your average is "+avg);
}
}
PinkPrint
30-Jan-15 22:56pm
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and because i created a while loop such as while(userinput>0), it creates an infinite loop
PinkPrint
30-Jan-15 22:52pm
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I cannot create a loop that will let me exit once i enter a negative integer
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