Rick wrote: > At 3/25/2009 07:33 AM, you wrote: >> All, >> >> Thanks for the input. I'll see what we can do to get it working. >> >> The instructor is very specific about what can be used in the >> program. My assumption is that he wants to use more basic >> techniques in an attempt to bring the students along and will >> introduce more advanced topics at a later date. >> >> As far as relaying it was homework - I've seen that a lot of those >> typical homework posts myself and didn't want anyone to just do >> it. Additionally, it's not my assignment but I must confess that >> I've been rather intrigued with helping my friend. He does 99% of >> the work but tends to get caught on some of the smaller things and >> this has allowed me to get a little exposure to c++. >> >> Mark > > I don't see the C++ connection to this code. Except for the C++ style > includes and the getline() function, this is pretty much purely C > code. The problems were not with getline(), but with the logic. > > ~Rick
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