l need someone to help me my C++ assignment .

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Now I completely understand not wanting to do people's homework for them, (who would) but if they get stuck and need help on a problem.. why threaten them with a ban when they just need a little helping hand..

What you problem

I didn't even ask for homework help... infact I don't even have homework, I'm not in school

Now I completely understand not wanting to do people's homework for them, (who would) but if they get stuck and need help on a problem.. why threaten them with a ban when they just need a little helping hand..

Harsh on people that are in school, ig I won't be affected either way though, bc I just stick to fun projects to learn

So if someone has a question about a topic I know, I'll teach until they understand, though I prefer if this is in person

So if someone has a question about a topic I know, I'll teach until they understand, though I prefer if this is in person

If we didn't ban the people who ask "help me with homework please" repeatedly, the whole chat would be filled with these questions only. So it would be practically dead.

Read the pinned message regarding homework. https://t.me/programminginc/453966

they have a legit way how to get help with assignment, cheating your way is not the honest way

It's not like it's an exam or test where they're not allowed to have their phone... it's just a "figure it out and do the assignment" I really don't wanna talk about it anymore

i would like to see which university allows cooperation with others for their assignments. If that is the case, I have nothing against that. I just haven't seen such thing

Now I completely understand not wanting to do people's homework for them, (who would) but if they get stuck and need help on a problem.. why threaten them with a ban when they just need a little helping hand..

They don't need; most undergrads become office workers anyways, not real programmers (in most unis that is). About doing people's project, its okay for me for the right price ;)

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Finally have my first question, I would google but I don't really know "exactly" where to start, so as a learning project I'm making a little rpg game I already coded in python, but on C++ on linux, but I want to make it windows compatible, I already have all the necessary libraries to go with it for it to run properly, so the issue is not to get it to run, but I noticed that when I loaded into my dual boot on windows, I couldn't double click on the file for it to open a command prompt to see the result, or maybe it closed too fast for me to see it? Which might be the case These programs I tested was a "hello world" and a random number generator, that only made 5 numbers, if command prompt is not being opened when the .exe file is being clicked, how do I make this happen? Is my question

too little informaitn on what library you use, how you code your app, etc. I'll assume it is a native windows application, you can use AttachConsole()

Just the standard ones to get it running on windows

Just the standard ones to get it running on windows

libgcc_s_seh-1.dll libstdc++-6.dll libwinpthread.dll Then I add the .exe file, and it executes on windows, if the file is in the same directory as these

so no external libraries except what windows provides?

yes that'll help

Can I just copy and paste it here..?

yes copy paste it here, 14 lines isn't much

#include <iostream> #include <ctime> using namespace std; int main() { srand(time(NULL)); for(int i=1; i<=5; i++){ int random = rand() % 1337; cout<<random<<endl; } return 1; }

Finally have my first question, I would google but I don't really know "exactly" where to start, so as a learning project I'm making a little rpg game I already coded in python, but on C++ on linux, but I want to make it windows compatible, I already have all the necessary libraries to go with it for it to run properly, so the issue is not to get it to run, but I noticed that when I loaded into my dual boot on windows, I couldn't double click on the file for it to open a command prompt to see the result, or maybe it closed too fast for me to see it? Which might be the case These programs I tested was a "hello world" and a random number generator, that only made 5 numbers, if command prompt is not being opened when the .exe file is being clicked, how do I make this happen? Is my question

CLI, and I want it to open in command prompt

Ah, Ok imma test that with a while loop

just have a cin statement at the last line

#include <iostream> #include <ctime> using namespace std; int main() { srand(time(NULL)); for(int i=1; i<=5; i++){ int random = rand() % 1337; cout<<random<<endl; } return 1; }

also returning 1 o.O

Idk I was following a tutorial at the time xD it worked...

it's fine, don't worry about it. the value you return in command line apps is used to share the error, etc

I didn't quite understand

Kinda wanted to learn C++ for godot tbh

No i was trying to get my friends together to code a game with me, but so far they haven't even learned python yet lol

oh that's not what i wanted to say

No i was trying to get my friends together to code a game with me, but so far they haven't even learned python yet lol

I'd rather have full control over it.. but that's me, but is this commercially viable?