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harry_520
Posts: 76
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Posted 11:46 Jan 17, 2015 |
I'm having trouble with last 3 methods? How do I print out only one result either true or false? I tried "return true" and "return false" they don't print out anything. Is cout the only way to display the Boolean value? Last edited by harry_520 at
12:00 Jan 17, 2015.
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harry_520
Posts: 76
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Posted 12:13 Jan 17, 2015 |
Never mind. I got it figured out. Last edited by harry_520 at
12:14 Jan 17, 2015.
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kknaur
Posts: 540
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Posted 14:52 Jan 17, 2015 |
Glad you could figure it out. Just a reminder, in c++ printing a boolean will not print the words true or false, it will print 0 or 1. If you want to print text instead, a simple if statement or conditional expression will help. |
harry_520
Posts: 76
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Posted 18:45 Jan 17, 2015 |
Is it ok to make the return type as char*? |
kknaur
Posts: 540
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Posted 18:47 Jan 17, 2015 |
If I didn't say specifically anything about return types, then you may design the functions any way you wish. |
jpascua
Posts: 197
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Posted 18:49 Jan 17, 2015 |
What does it mean to have an asterisk after a data type? data_type* Maybe I overlooked this on the lecture notes? |
kknaur
Posts: 540
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Posted 18:51 Jan 17, 2015 |
You mean something like int * variable_name ? If so this is how you create a pointer, which we have not really discussed in detail. Try to avoid using pointers until I go over them in class. |
jpascua
Posts: 197
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Posted 18:53 Jan 17, 2015 |
Alright. |