If you look at my above post, I'm actually thanking the people that helped me. I've posted two threads here today, each has a post by toxcct and they were rude comments. But thanks any ways.

Thank you.

So what people say is actually true... French are asses! Your no help in this forum. I've got so many great helps from others and I thank you, but yours is below helpful. toxcct should be demoted. :laugh:

you think being a major member of the site makes you better? 8 out 10 of your post are junk. the people you are judging seems to be the beginners, if you believe beginners threads are irritating or stupid than let it be, you don't need to post. I've seen plenty of great helpers here and your not one of them.

I'm doing the best I can do my own homework, I've read over 40 pages in my textbook today trying to figure this shit out. And I'm stuck. Looking at your recent post, you seem to be interested in putting people down or posting useless messages. What do you think tutors are for? Helping with their homework, not doing it for them. And I need a tutor! I'm not asking people to do my homework. If you can't help, don't say nothing.

I have to input a year so that it will show the month and day of Easter of that year. Professor provided these to calculate it. [edit] Than just below, he said: Use individual functions to calculate each of the values I don't get what he means by that. I can easily use the calculations as an assignment statement, but as a function? Am I understanding him correctly? -- modified at 5:03 Wednesday 26th September, 2007

My prof. assigned it too me. I know this crap is hard. The first 2 assignment was a piece of cake, but the third I'm really stuck on. he never showed me how to convert number to words before.

Is there another way, perhaps functions or if-else statements? Our class haven't learned about arrays yet.

I'm beginning C++. When I put a year, it calculate a month and day (ex. 5 23) for a particular holiday. How do I convert these numbers into words. (ex. March Twenty Three) Am I suppose to use individual functions or if-else statement? How is it done? Thanks.

lol I didn't mean that kind of shortcut. But I think I've figured it out, instead of using endl, I now use \n for new line. But what's the difference between endl and \n? Which should I use for this situation?

I need to print all my lines on one paper (hw assignment). So I don't think putting the text in a file is optional at the moment. I remember my professor giving shortcuts but forgot what he did. Any ideas?

When I apply new lines, I feel that there's got to be a more easier and byte consuming way of making new lines. I'm new to the programming scene, so much help is appreciated. Instead of applying cout and endl beside every line, is there a more common and better way of doing this? Please offer advice. Thank you. Here's my code: // Lyrics.cpp : Displaying Lyrics. // Steve Baker #include "stdafx.h" #include using namespace std; int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { cout << "'Gone Crazy'" << endl; cout << "by Alan Jackson" << endl; cout << endl; cout << "Here I am all alone again tonight" << endl; cout << "In this old empty house" << endl; cout << "It's hard to learn what you don't think you need" << endl; cout << "You can't live without" << endl; cout << "Never leave the sound of the telephone" << endl; cout << "But ever since you left" << endl; cout << "I've been gone" << endl; cout << "Gone carzy, goin' out of my mind" << endl; cout << "I've asked myself the reasons," << endl; cout << "at least least thousand times," << endl; cout << endl; cout << "Press the Enter key to continue..."; cin.ignore(99,'\n'); return 0; }