10. The birth weights (in kilograms) are recorded for a sample of male babies born to mothers taking a special vitamin supplement (based on data from the New York Department of Health). When testing the claim that the mean birth weight for all male babies of mothers given vitamins is equal to...
I tried to create a new object to call the Add function but the compiler said that there is no default constructor available
void Rolodex::Add(Rolocard card)
{
string first, last, add, occ, phone;
cout << "Creating new Card "<< endl;
cout << "----------------------"<<endl;
cout << "Enter...
I've got to create a rolodex with a container for cards which contains information.
I've already create the rolocard class which holds the information. Now my next step is to create the rolodex class which will manage the information. I can't seem to use the container private member in other...
Help with STL container list for INformation Manager!
I'm trying to create a info manager like rolodex.
Rolodex.cpp
List() function
void Rolodex::List()
{
list<string>::iterator cIterator;
for (cIterator = cardlist.begin(); cIterator != cardlist.end(); ++cIterator)
{...
if( input >> buff ) {
cout << buff;
while ( input >> buff )
cout << ' ' << buff;
}
I did this but it ignored newline character as well. Parts of the words at the end of a line show up on the next line kinda like this:
the mor
ning
the program runs, it displays the text like it is on source text with all the excess whitespace. What I'm trying to do is remove the excess whitespace and edit the text so there is one " " between each words. in other words, formatting the text.
No what I am saying is that the original text looks like this:
The
kid is playing on
the...
-------------------
The program is supposed to make it look like this;
The kid is playing...
I'm having problem with a program I am trying to write that reads a .text sourcefile and then format the .text file while removing excess whitespace.
#include <fstream>
using std::ofstream;
using std::ifstream;
#include <iostream>
using std::cin;
using std::cout;
using std::cerr...