[drksilent]

What does

 cout<<setw(9)<<element<<setw(9)<<*elementPtr<<setw(15)<<elementPtr<< “\n”;  

This post has been edited by jimblumberg: 05 January 2012 - 07:43 AM
Reason for edit:: Fixed Code tags.

[jimblumberg]

What do you think it does? Ask specific questions.

Jim

[JackOfAllTrades]

This is your second post with a topic that is meaningless. We KNOW you have a C++ Coding Question, or you wouldn't have posted a question in the C++ FORUM!

Please use a title that describes a little about your question, like that to which I've changed yours.

[FrozenSnake]

Best way to find out... if you don't wanna read anything.
1. Open your compiler
2. Add needed header files
3. add all needed for the code to compile
4. compile and read the output.

If you don't understand the line, open your books index (usually in the end of the book) and look up "cout", "setw", "variable" and "pointer" and read what they are about.

[LordVicus]

Google setw() and you will find a treasure trove of answers to your question.

[drksilent]

all I know is that it sets the width of the program to 9...I'm not sure what anything else means

[jimblumberg]

You may want to start by reading this tutorial: C++ Language Tutorial, start on the first page and continue until at least the section on Basic Input and output operations. This should answer most of your questions about the posted code.

Jim