Here is my first C++ console app... Very basic... It has an attitude problem so I call it the hasseler.exe program

Code: [SELECT]// THE_Hasseler.cpp
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void simon(int);
void simon1(int);
void TEST(int);
void TEST2(int);

int main()
{
simon(3);
cout << "How many times will simon declare next, you dummy?";
int count;
cin >> count;
simon1(count);

cout << "You're on a roll." " Now, tell me how many dinasaurs do you want for Christmas, immediately, or you get nothing.";
int variable;
cin >> variable;
TEST(variable);

cout << "If you're so smart, what's 2 x 2?";
int bob;
cin >> bob;
TEST2(bob);

cin.get();
cin.get();
return 0;
}

void simon(int n)
{
cout << "Simon says TOUCH your toes " << n << " times.\n";
}

void simon1(int n)
{
cout << "You're right, simon has declared " << n << " times.\n";
}

void TEST(int n)
{
cout << "Then you shall have " << n << " dinasaurs, just don't EXPECT anything in your stocking.\n";
}

void TEST2(int n)
{
cout << "You MIGHT be right, but I'm not smart enough to tell yet. HEE HEE";
}

Hi there,

"Attitude problem". Please explain. Copy the code to a C++ compiler and run it in debug mode, and you will see..

When it OPENS up in a console window, it just asks a bunch of silly questions, and after every answer you type (which should be an integer) it will respond and ask another question... There are only 4 questions it asks..Regarding my last user-defined funtion: void TEST2(int n)

It should actually be: void TEST2(), since the output string value contains no "n" variable...

Hm..

When I copy my code off the forum into my compiler it doesn't work

I get an error... How do you copy code into the compiler correctly?


Well, if you can't copy it successfully..

Here is a link from sendspace.comto download the .exe file

http://www.sendspace.com/file/p9csszerrrrr!

Now it seems to be working without any problems, and I can copy and paste without errors.. I feel like an idiot now, with all these excessive posts I can suggest locking the topic though. Quote from: TheUnixGuy on February 21, 2010, 04:29:53 AM

I can suggest locking the topic though.