can i control the number of array in input?? for example if said number_of_student[30] cin»number_of_student so that if i choosed 3 the program ask me to enter the score for each student n print the highest score i did it with while loop but i can't get the highest score correctly see the code #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int NMBR_OF_STUDENTS = 0; double counter = 0.0; double grade = 0.0; double HIGH_GRADE = 0.0; cout<< "How many students do you need to enter grades for? " ; cin>>NMBR_OF_STUDENTS; cout<<endl; while (counter < NMBR_OF_STUDENTS) { cout<< "Enter grade " << counter + 1; cout<< " ===> "; cin>> grade; //need to calculate for highest grade but no clue counter ++; } while (HIGH_GRADE >= grade); //told to use while statement to find highest grade cout<< grade << " is the highest grade." <<endl; return (0); }

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can i control the number of array in input?? for example if said number_of_student[30] cin»number_of_student so that if i choosed 3 the program ask me to enter the score for each student n print the highest score i did it with while loop but i can't get the highest score correctly see the code #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int NMBR_OF_STUDENTS = 0; double counter = 0.0; double grade = 0.0; double HIGH_GRADE = 0.0; cout<< "How many students do you need to enter grades for? " ; cin>>NMBR_OF_STUDENTS; cout<<endl; while (counter < NMBR_OF_STUDENTS) { cout<< "Enter grade " << counter + 1; cout<< " ===> "; cin>> grade; //need to calculate for highest grade but no clue counter ++; } while (HIGH_GRADE >= grade); //told to use while statement to find highest grade cout<< grade << " is the highest grade." <<endl; return (0); }

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You can use if else or ternary operator

yeah i know but how can i say it ma mind gonna blow now

Oh you made it, success

but there’s no array

yeah i know but how can i say it ma mind gonna blow now

but in this case no

yeah i know but how can i say it ma mind gonna blow now

don’t call variables like that

First student mark is been taken as highest grade and then we take input for number of students - 1 and then we compare if any input is greater then we store that as highest grade And in last we print that

i see.....great thanks for ya i'll try to work it out with using arrays...i can use the same way right? it's not gonna differ much

i see.....great thanks for ya i'll try to work it out with using arrays...i can use the same way right? it's not gonna differ much

Yes take input in array and compare to each index values

Thanks a lot...

good evening folks :) I am writing a code that work as strcmp function ( I will use it later ) but having an error need help. Here is my code ->> https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/2SoTCXxINu-ZLLG13aH2nw

When we declare a pointer with a * , it doesn't have any address. - It does have an address tho But address is created when we assign a variable with & operator to it. - I trusted you! You betrayed me! Have u ever heard of: int *y; std::cout << &y; ?

How come it hase an address when it's created in the next stage? No I haven't, I think that's for Cpp.

I think that pointer has a garbage addresses when it created. Correct me if I an wrong.

You mean when declaring by *?

I just know exception was removed from 17

That makes sense

I haven't try it yet but I will try it in morning and tall you ☺ It's midnight here so have to go Till then Enjoy coding.

How can you check that. Gn

Like Int *p; Printf("%d", *p) ;

Ok. 👌

That makes sense

U mean "no sense"

I think that pointer has a garbage addresses when it created. Correct me if I an wrong.

I think that pointer has a garbage addresses when it created. Correct me if I an wrong.

I know this is unrelated, but never use using namespace std;

https://pastebin.com/hu3wRFw0 how would i use methods to better pass the acc ref

Developer of c++ ?

1. Garbage? We don't use that language in here. Either say Uninitialised or undefined behaviour depending on the context 2. Using value Uninitialised object is an undefined behaviour, the address is well-defined the moment u bring it into scope.