Hi! Im new at coding and i wanted to ask some help.
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The incomplete code bellow doesnt seem to be working as intended. I would be really gratefull to any help. #include #include #include using namespace std; const int N=20;
const char Filename[]= "Shiplist.dat"; struct Ship { unsigned int number; float capacity; char name[50]; }; fstream sp; int menu() { int choice; cout << "\n \t MENU"; cout << "\n 1. Add individual ships"; cout << "\n 2. Add a list of ships"; cout << "\n 3. Print the list of all ships on screen"; cout << "\n 4. Show the ships with the biggest load capacity "; cout << "\n 5. Search ship by name"; cout << "\n 6. Add shipments"; cout << "\n 7. Cancel shipments"; cout << "\n 8. Save ship information"; cout << "\n 9. Add new ship to the list"; cout << "\n 10. Exit"; do { cout << "\n Your choice:"; cin >> choice; } while (choice<1 || choice>10); return choice; } Ship input () { Ship S= { 0 }; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter ship number:"; cin >> S.number; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter the name of the ship:"; cin.getline(S.name,50); cout << "\n Enter the load capacity of the ship:"; cin >> S.capacity; return (S); } int enter (Ship Lib[], int n) { int i, m; do { cout << "\n Enter information for how many ships(max 5 in one go):"; cin >> m; } while(m<0 || m>5); if (n+m < 20) { for (i= n; i
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The incomplete code bellow doesnt seem to be working as intended. I would be really gratefull to any help. #include #include #include using namespace std; const int N=20;
const char Filename[]= "Shiplist.dat"; struct Ship { unsigned int number; float capacity; char name[50]; }; fstream sp; int menu() { int choice; cout << "\n \t MENU"; cout << "\n 1. Add individual ships"; cout << "\n 2. Add a list of ships"; cout << "\n 3. Print the list of all ships on screen"; cout << "\n 4. Show the ships with the biggest load capacity "; cout << "\n 5. Search ship by name"; cout << "\n 6. Add shipments"; cout << "\n 7. Cancel shipments"; cout << "\n 8. Save ship information"; cout << "\n 9. Add new ship to the list"; cout << "\n 10. Exit"; do { cout << "\n Your choice:"; cin >> choice; } while (choice<1 || choice>10); return choice; } Ship input () { Ship S= { 0 }; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter ship number:"; cin >> S.number; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter the name of the ship:"; cin.getline(S.name,50); cout << "\n Enter the load capacity of the ship:"; cin >> S.capacity; return (S); } int enter (Ship Lib[], int n) { int i, m; do { cout << "\n Enter information for how many ships(max 5 in one go):"; cin >> m; } while(m<0 || m>5); if (n+m < 20) { for (i= n; i
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The incomplete code bellow doesnt seem to be working as intended. I would be really gratefull to any help. #include #include #include using namespace std; const int N=20;
const char Filename[]= "Shiplist.dat"; struct Ship { unsigned int number; float capacity; char name[50]; }; fstream sp; int menu() { int choice; cout << "\n \t MENU"; cout << "\n 1. Add individual ships"; cout << "\n 2. Add a list of ships"; cout << "\n 3. Print the list of all ships on screen"; cout << "\n 4. Show the ships with the biggest load capacity "; cout << "\n 5. Search ship by name"; cout << "\n 6. Add shipments"; cout << "\n 7. Cancel shipments"; cout << "\n 8. Save ship information"; cout << "\n 9. Add new ship to the list"; cout << "\n 10. Exit"; do { cout << "\n Your choice:"; cin >> choice; } while (choice<1 || choice>10); return choice; } Ship input () { Ship S= { 0 }; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter ship number:"; cin >> S.number; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter the name of the ship:"; cin.getline(S.name,50); cout << "\n Enter the load capacity of the ship:"; cin >> S.capacity; return (S); } int enter (Ship Lib[], int n) { int i, m; do { cout << "\n Enter information for how many ships(max 5 in one go):"; cin >> m; } while(m<0 || m>5); if (n+m < 20) { for (i= n; i
Ship input () {
Ship S= { 0 };
cin.ignore();
cout << "\n Enter ship number:"; cin >> S.number;
cin.ignore();
cout << "\n Enter the name of the ship:"; cin.getline(S.name,50);
cout << "\n Enter the load capacity of the ship:"; cin >> S.capacity;return (S);}
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The incomplete code bellow doesnt seem to be working as intended. I would be really gratefull to any help. #include #include #include using namespace std; const int N=20;
const char Filename[]= "Shiplist.dat"; struct Ship { unsigned int number; float capacity; char name[50]; }; fstream sp; int menu() { int choice; cout << "\n \t MENU"; cout << "\n 1. Add individual ships"; cout << "\n 2. Add a list of ships"; cout << "\n 3. Print the list of all ships on screen"; cout << "\n 4. Show the ships with the biggest load capacity "; cout << "\n 5. Search ship by name"; cout << "\n 6. Add shipments"; cout << "\n 7. Cancel shipments"; cout << "\n 8. Save ship information"; cout << "\n 9. Add new ship to the list"; cout << "\n 10. Exit"; do { cout << "\n Your choice:"; cin >> choice; } while (choice<1 || choice>10); return choice; } Ship input () { Ship S= { 0 }; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter ship number:"; cin >> S.number; cin.ignore(); cout << "\n Enter the name of the ship:"; cin.getline(S.name,50); cout << "\n Enter the load capacity of the ship:"; cin >> S.capacity; return (S); } int enter (Ship Lib[], int n) { int i, m; do { cout << "\n Enter information for how many ships(max 5 in one go):"; cin >> m; } while(m<0 || m>5); if (n+m < 20) { for (i= n; i
panda08 wrote:
The incomplete code bellow....
If you completed, would it then work?
panda08 wrote:
The incomplete code bellow doesnt seem to be working...
Was it intentional that you failed to explain what it is (not) supposed to do?
panda08 wrote:
...as intended.
What is its intent? The onus is on you to pare down your code to just that which is problematic; not ours to wade through a bunch of code to try and figure out what it is supposed to do and why it is not doing such.
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