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  1. In Topic: Simple issue with 2D arrays

    Posted 15 Apr 2013

    View Postsnoopy11, on 14 April 2013 - 10:36 PM, said:

    Hi,

    int main()
{
    char array[100][10]={{' '}};
    char letters[3]={'A','B','C'};

    strcpy(array[1],letters);
    cout << array[1] << endl;
    return 0;
}


    But if I take out the "={{' '}};" your program still works. And when I initialize it like you did in mine I still have the same issue. Thank you for helping though

  2. In Topic: Trouble displaying the tiles 2 players would start with in Scrabble?

    Posted 7 Apr 2013

    Thank you for taking a look at this/ attempting to help. But this problem has been solved. Have a nice day :)

  3. In Topic: Quick array of pointers

    Posted 1 Apr 2013

    View PostSalem_c, on 01 April 2013 - 12:58 PM, said:

    > 07 cin>>*pArr1[place];
    You need to use some parentheses, like
    cin>>(*pArr1)[place];


    wow, thank you so much! And your insight is really helpful baavgai

  4. In Topic: Finding all possible words that can be made out of a 6 letter word

    Posted 19 Mar 2013

    View PostAdak, on 19 March 2013 - 02:38 PM, said:

    Doesn't sound like a reasonable solution to me!

    Splicecube, how many words are in your list of words?



    I have 7660 words in my list, and thank you so much for you help! But you see when I submit this program the only txt file the instructor can access is the dictionary he provided. And about your other post it works really well but only with 6 letter combinations. Like for example if I have the word "rodent" I would rearrange it to "denort" (alphabetically). Then lets say the word "rod" was found out of the combinations of r,o,d,e,n,t. rod would be rearranged to "dor" just be compared to the first three letters of "denort". And since "dor" and "den" arent the same, the program ignore a bunch of the valid words. By the way I have to find 3,4,5, & 6 letter combinations which I account for in my nest for-loops

  5. In Topic: Finding all possible words that can be made out of a 6 letter word

    Posted 18 Mar 2013

    View Post#define, on 18 March 2013 - 08:56 PM, said:

    There is a function to find permutations.

    next_permutation


    Yea I cant use that...

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