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Comments by DOUGLAS O MOEN (Top 5 by date)
DOUGLAS O MOEN
1-Oct-16 10:47am
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I found why there is no output, and will be glad to point it out to you ... but you have done no effort on the 1st two trivial errors. Show me some progress.
DOUGLAS O MOEN
30-Sep-16 14:23pm
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Your input for x is failed (or a line of code is missing hint) so x is never less than check.
DOUGLAS O MOEN
30-Sep-16 14:18pm
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This code compiles on my Ubuntu 64, with g++.
DOUGLAS O MOEN
30-Sep-16 14:15pm
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Step 3 - I am using gdb, you should too. Inside the loop, you introduce conn, then try to 'cin >> conn' ... but the input you listed has 3 letters, no integers. Not sufficient info for others to help you.
DOUGLAS O MOEN
30-Sep-16 14:03pm
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You need to fix the trivial errors. Step 1 - echo your input. You will see that x doesn't get in (hint 1: 1st eoln is not consumed) Step 2 - your code needs to get x from the user after prompting him. (missing line? remember to consume the eoln) hint 2: "cin.ignore(1, '\n')" can help.