Simple C++ code examples.

[Heretic121]

Is C++ code when your hot teacher tells you that you only have a C , but if you diddle her after school, you might get a C++?

 

*sighs*

 

[Midnight]

Is C++ code when your hot teacher tells you, with a wink and a gleam in her eye, that you only have a C , but if you diddle her after school, you might get a C++?

Soul, I know that you are going back to school and as a friend and fellow FA member, I highly, highly encourage you to NOT do this. Okay?

[Chameleon]

Is C++ code when your hot teacher tells you, with a wink and a gleam in her eye, that you only have a C , but if you diddle her after school, you might get a C++?

This hahaha

[soulJAHmon]

Gotta get ahead somehow, darnit!

[Heretic121]

Gotta get ahead somehow, darnit!

 

Work your ass off Oh wait... that was the problem in the first place. Just work... hard? Damn it, Soul!

[soulJAHmon]

Ok, fine... I'll "work it" very hard.......I got moves like Jagger

[Heretic121]

Ok, fine... I'll "work it" very hard.......I got moves like Jagger

 

Of course you have... ....

...

 

 

Wait... how did we get so horribly off topic?

[Midnight]

Yeah he needs to get "ahead" somehow...

[Heretic121]

See? This is why we can never have anything nice! You guys just thread hijacking all over the place.

[Midnight]

Clean it kind sir. Then we can resume or normal operations!

[Midnight]

Okay this is the start Heretic- IDK what the errors are, but I'll look at it after dinner.

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    double num1;
    char op;
    double num2;
    int pick;
    double answer;


    {
        std::cout << "Please enter your first number.\n";
        std::cin >> num1
        std::cout << "Please enter your second number.\n";
        std::cin >> num2

        std::cout << "Do you wish to add << "+" >> these numbers?\n";
        std::cout << "Press y to add numbers or n to leave program.\n";

        std::cin >> pick
    }
        if (pick == y)
        {
            answer = num1 + num2;
            std::cout << num1 << "+" << num2 "=" << answer << std::endl;
        }
        if (pick == n)
        {
            return 0;
        }

[Midnight]

Okay second try after a fresh look. LOL!

#include <iostream>

int main()
{

    double num1;
    char op;
    double num2;
    int pick;
    double answer;


    {
        std::cout << "Please enter your first number.\n";
        std::cin >> num1;
        std::cout << "Please enter your second number.\n";
        std::cin >> num2;

        std::cout << "Please enter the operator you wish to use, choices +.\n";
        std::cin >> op;

        if (op == '+')
        {
            answer = num1 + num2;
            std::cout << num1 << "+" << num2 << "=" << answer << std::endl;
        }
    }
        std::cout << "Press '1' to restart the program or '0' to quit. \n";
        std::cin >> pick;

        if(pick == 1)
        {
            main ();
        }
        if(pick == 0)
        {
            return 0;
        }
}

[Midnight]

Okay here I was going for the loop, but after entering either y or n it closes the program. Hmmph!

#include <iostream>

int main()
{

    float Num1;
    float Num2;
    float Answer;

    int which_calculation;

    char again = 'y';

    {
        std::cout << "Press 1 to add.\n";
        std::cin >> which_calculation;

        std::cout << "Please enter your first number.\n";
        std::cin >> Num1;
        std::cout << "Please enter your second number.\n";
        std::cin >> Num2;
    }
        if (which_calculation == 1)
        {
            Answer = Num1 + Num2;
        }

    std::cout << "The answer is ...\n";
    std::cout << Answer << std::endl;

    if (again == 'y')
    {
        std::cout << "again (y/n)?";
        std::cin >> again;
    }
}

[Heretic121]

Little confused about the parenthesis on line 14 & 22 lol

 

Also, you're not getting the user input for "answer"

So "answer" is constantly "y"

[Midnight]

Yes that is the issue that I was getting. It was driving me nuts. Also when I used while, it would ask me the same question or exit, can't remember which. But if I used n it would restart the process. Help me oh great one.

 

Originally I had

if (again == 'y')
    {
        std::cout << "again (y/n)?";
        std::cin >> again;
    }

before the rest of the script and it would just endlessly ask you if you wanted to do it again. 
Therefore I moved.

 

Which lines are you talking about?