trying to use vectors
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Using vstudio.net
http://rafb.net/paste/results/T2884226.html
theres the code and errors.
I haven''t used .net myself but "undeclared identifier" usually means that it can''t find the command because you forgot to include som header file.. cin is from the stdio.h I think so if you include that, it should fix that problem for instance.. You should go to google and search for tutorials on vstudio.net programming and using vectors... Should be plenty of info. As I said I haven''t used vstudio.net myself but google is always a good source of information.
cin is in .
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Don''t you need this:
#include <vector>
Also, you might want to declare which namespace you''re using:
using namespace std;
// Put this in directly after your include statements
Apart from that it looks OK I think...
RM.
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#include <vector>
Also, you might want to declare which namespace you''re using:
using namespace std;
// Put this in directly after your include statements
Apart from that it looks OK I think...
RM.
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Yes. it''''s true, I DO wield the ugly stick. And I see I have beaten you with it before!
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[edited by - Lektrix on October 21, 2003 11:47:55 AM]
std::vector is defined in <vector> - #include <vector>2.
vector is part of the std namespace - std::vector<int> scorav;.3.
cin is part of the std namespace - std::cin.4. Take another look at your
for loop. Revise it.5.
std::vector does not define a parenthesis operator (operator()) as a member function. Most likely you meant to use the subscript operator - scorav[y].6. So,
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[edited by - Lektrix on October 21, 2003 11:47:55 AM]
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