Here is a photo of what I am replacing. They run all the way around the store.
The second is a partial pic of my store.
Apache
The second is a partial pic of my store.
Apache
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Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
Frank Lloyd Wright -
Nice! Not sure what it has to do with c++, but it is nice
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Wrong place. I was tired last night.
Apache
Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
Frank Lloyd WrightComment
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Wow thanks apache for shedding some "lights" on this problem
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LOL Apache,
K3BASFM. "Lead, follow, or get out of the way."
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Where do you put the Bayonet?
Chesty Puller (upon seeing a flamethrower for the first time)
I am all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Lets start with typewriters.
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Alright terrible stuck on this one. Absolutely lost its due friday at noon so no rush. But here is what i have to do Lab 5 Directions
Here is what i have
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <math.h>
using namespace std;
void changeSong( int indexToChange );
// A 3-array table
// Each array has 3 elements, 0-2
string Artist [ 3 ];
string Albulm [ 3 ];
string Song [ 3 ];
int Songnum [ 3 ];
int userChoice = 0;
int x; // generic int variable
int main()
{
while (true)
{
userChoice = printMenu ();
// populate 3 arrays with data
Artist [ 0 ] = "Aerosmith";
Albulm [ 0 ] = "Just Push Play";
Song [ 0 ] = "Jaded";
Songnum [ 0 ] = 0;
Artist [ 1 ] = "The Beatles";
Albulm [ 1 ] = "Abbey Road";
Song [ 1 ] = "Come Together";
Songnum [ 1 ] = 1;
Artist [ 2 ] = "Led Zeppelin";
Albulm [ 2 ] = "Led Zeppelin";
Song [ 2 ] = "Dazed and Confused";
Songnum [ 2 ] = 2;
// ask the user which record to display
cout << "Enter index to display...";
cin >> x;
// check within range 0-4
if ((x >=0) && (x <=4))
{
cout << "Item: " << x << endl;
cout << "Artist: " << Artist [ x ] << endl;
cout << "Albulm: " << Albulm [ x ] << endl;
cout << "Song: " << Song [ x ] << endl;
}//end if
// call change song function for the user-selected index
changeSong( x );
// display the whole table
for (int ix=0; ix<=4; ix++)
{
cout << " Artist: " << Artist [ ix ] ;
cout << " Albulm: " << Albulm [ ix ] ;
cout << " Song: " << Song [ ix ] << " for index " << ix << endl;
}//endfor
} // end program
// function to change the age of one record
void changeSong( int indexToChange )
{
int newSong;
cout << endl << "Enter new song name: ";
cin >> newSong;
Song [ indexToChange ] = newSong;
} //endvoid
}// end whiletrue
int printMenu( ) {
int selection = -1;
cout << "0. " << endl;
cout << "1. " << endl;
cout << "2. " << endl;
cout << "3. Exit" << endl;
cout << "Enter choice, 0-3: ";
cin >> selection;
cout << endl;
return selection;
}
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Formatting?
it is kind of a pain to try to read code with no indentation...
OK:
1. It would be easier to just declare your arrays with the entries.
EX.
string Artist [ 3 ] = {Aerosmith, TheBeatles, LedZepplin};
2. You need to set up a menu like in the instructions, then based on the user input, I would call a function to do what they want. For example, create PrintDatabase function, ChangeSong function, ChangeArtist function, etc. Then the main function is just a loop showing the main menu and calling functions using a switch.[url=http://www.enjin.com/bf3-signature-generator][img]http://sigs.enjin.com/sig-bf3/1fad512dc784c11c.png[/img][/url]Comment
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Did you get it done in time? I went offline Wednesday and didn't come back till today.Comment
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