Please help me this my question

[bojiokia]

I have started school for just 3 weeks,and totally new to c++,what i
learn is just cin n cout

and i received this project, omg, i am totally lost in what the
question wanted me to input?

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...20FJCSFIEQ6VES

Is thre any one who k help me with it? do email me at
bb*******@yahoo .com.sg

thanks alot

*cheers*

[Default User]

bo******@gmail. com wrote:

I have started school for just 3 weeks,and totally new to c++,what i
learn is just cin n cout

and i received this project, omg, i am totally lost in what the
question wanted me to input?

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...20FJCSFIEQ6VES
I don't download files from strangers. Post it in text, although we
actually don't want to see your whole assignment.
Is thre any one who k help me with it?
You have to help yourself. Post your best start.
do email me at
bb*******@yahoo .com.sg

No, post here, read here.

Brian

[osmium]

<bo******@gmail .com> wrote:

I have started school for just 3 weeks,and totally new to c++,what i
learn is just cin n cout

and i received this project, omg, i am totally lost in what the
question wanted me to input?

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...20FJCSFIEQ6VES

Is thre any one who k help me with it? do email me at
bb*******@yahoo .com.sg

thanks alot

*cheers*

It look like your instructor has found bad Internet idea # 36257 and decided
to use it as a low effort way to give assignments. Cut and paste from the
download to your message.

[Phlip]

bojiokia wrote:

I have started school for just 3 weeks,and totally new to c++,what i
learn is just cin n cout
How many books on C++ did you read? How many small projects did you try,
beyond your homework?
and i received this project, omg, i am totally lost in what the
question wanted me to input?

Please work only learning C++ first, and then post individual questions to
this newsgroup. Please only post text.

Your homework assignment asks you to paint a menu on the screen. You can do
that with cout. Then it asks you to fetch inputs. Do that std::getline(ci n,
str), where str is of type std::string. (The book Accelerated C++ is best
for getting started with these types.)

The assignment asks you to store data. Store a structure in memory. Then you
print out the data, formatted. The assignment is helpful because the shape
of the data on the screen generally matches the shape it should take in
memory. (Most data is much harder to store!)

From here, like I said, try more small projects before trying this one, and
read _several_ C++ books.

--
Phlip
http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?ZeekLand

[Howard]

<bo******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g44g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

I have started school for just 3 weeks,and totally new to c++,what i
learn is just cin n cout

and i received this project, omg, i am totally lost in what the
question wanted me to input?

http://s22.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...20FJCSFIEQ6VES

Is thre any one who k help me with it? do email me at
bb*******@yahoo .com.sg

thanks alot

*cheers*

Is it just me, or are more and more people abbreviating their words, to the
point that they don't even make sense any more? Is it really so much
trouble to type? Perhaps it's Instant Messenger destroying everyone's
ability to write coherently. This post is a prime example. At least
there's _some_ punctuation and _some_ capitalization. But what's "k"
supposed to stand for..."can"? There's no 'k' in "can"! Maybe I'm just
getting too old and set in my ways, but in a profession as technical as
programming, wouldn't you think that communication would be a _required_
skill...? After all, you can't abbreviate C++ keywords! :-)

"But that's just my opinion. I could be wrong..."

-Howard

[Victor Bazarov]

Howard wrote:

[...] After all, you can't abbreviate C++ keywords! :-)

"But that's just my opinion. I could be wrong..."

Yep...

#define s switch
#define k case
#define f default

int main() {
s (argc) {
k 0:
k 1:
k 2:
f:
return 0;
}
}
And don't tell me there is no 'k' in 'case' :-)

V