May 12, 2015 · Presumably C++/CLI offers some way to convert between the two string types, but I imagine in this case it'd be easiest to just either only use C++ strings and C++ IO functions or .net …

Of course, any seasoned programmer, would laugh at turbo c++ because it doesn't follow the standard. In fact you're probably safer writing the code entirely in c. Schools go with the train of thought that …

Dec 30, 2014 · Short answer: in C++, only virtual non-static member functions participate in overriding. Static member functions never use dynamic dispatch; the call is bound at compile time based on the …

Mar 25, 2009 · In C and C++, the literal 0 (or NULL) is a null pointer constant, meaning "do not store anywhere; just return the value." Passing any other integer is not a valid pointer and will fail to …

May 7, 2008 · On Windows, there are two different icons to consider with a console app: the file’s icon (what you see in Explorer) and the console window’s runtime icon (shown on the title bar while your …

Where can I find iostream.h ON THE INTERNET basically, I know how to use iostream.h, but I need to download it. I am not going to download a new compiler. ...

Aug 14, 2009 · Tabs are not reliable for columnar layout because their visual width varies by environment. Prefer fixed-width columns with iostream manipulators: use std::setw() for each field …

Hi.. whats the best way to initialize a char* ? i tried using char* p = ""; and it gives segmentation fault at times. not sure how to initialize it. this is the function where i'm using it. screenReturnValue variable …

When I compile and run my programs in Dev C++, the output window opens and shows the output. Then instanlty the window flashes and disappears. How do ...

May 8, 2013 · In Dev-C++, point to the new compiler under Tools -> Compiler Options -> Directories -> Binaries (set paths to the new bin folder). Add the language standard flag.