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    C++ programmers wanted

    Hi everybody, let me start by saying that a couple weeks ago i had an idea for an advanced calculator app that's alot better than my old one, however I realized that for this one I would need some help, my last one took me about a month to build by myself so i figure something even more advanced...
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    C++ Help

    Hi eXtensible here, I've recently started work on a Program that converts Polar Coordinates to Cartesian Coordinates. However I'm Having trouble Here's the source: Vector3D.h: #ifndef VECTOR3D_H #define VECTOR3D_H #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Vector3D { public...
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    C++ or Visual Basic? thanks Jeffrey Revell Reade

    Hi cameliaS, If your just beginning programming then VB is probably your best option. It's syntax isn't as advanced as C++ and it (in my opinion) allows for rapid development. Here's a link to some VB Tutorials:Visual Basic Tutorial - 1 - What Is Visual Basic However if you want to start with...
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    Too much 'Hit & Run'.

    I Have To Appreciate That.:D You would also be surprised about how many Boys and Girls under 13 are dating these days, Kinda weird, but Hey, what can you do?
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    A Guide To Installing Rails on Windows.

    1. Ruby – Download and install Ruby installer here. It's very easy to install. When installing, click checkboxes that ask you to associate Ruby with .rb files and add Ruby to the PATH. Btw, do remember where you installed Ruby, it will come in handy later. Once installed, from the command line...
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    ok, So I Downloaded something called MathGL to Help me with functions using graphs. However I'm not sure how to start using it. Can anyone direct me to any tutorials for using MathGl. Thanks, eXtensible
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    So I'm Probably Better off Just Using a cout?
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    What code would I need to write to display the file?
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    UPDATE: I Noticed that my cout was getting a little big so I replaced it with an fstream so the list of of functions pops up in notepad. However whenever i compile it notepad doesn't pop up. Could someone paste this into their compiler and tell me if this works for them, and point out any bugs...
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    Welp, Back to the drawing boards. I'm also looking for suggestions on additional functions. so suggest some.
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    Kmote, if i wanted to be able to use data from previous calculations. How could I code that?
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    UPDATE: Calculator++ 2.0 Released! As i said before, I ended up releasing 2.0 a month early. You can Get the new Version here: Calculator++Files@SourceForge So go download it, and if it's not two much trouble recommend it to some friends. Thanks for all your help, eXtensible
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    thanks, I got rid of the goto's and used the do/while instead. Seams to be working fine now. ,eXtensible
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    Thanks, Basically what i did is i used a goto loop to loop individual functions. And i used strollin's do while loop, although i'm not sure what thats supposed to do, as i am new to loops. Current Source: #include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <cmath> using namespace std; int main() {...
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    Calculator++, Now Available for download on SourceForge!

    Oh, I didn't know that, I've been programming in C++ for a while but the need to loop functions had never arose, I'm using a goto loop to loop the functions. This should work. Thanks, eXtensible
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