so a string array is a form of storing data? and if that is so does that mean you could have whole operations inside of the quotations (in the array) instead of just text?
Good tutorial! I already knew how to create Arrays, but anyways good tutorial! I'm going to download DarkGDK but its giving me problems, because I'm on Windows Vista
Sloppy programming, but demonstrates arrays well.
MinusSeven 1 year ago
so a string array is a form of storing data? and if that is so does that mean you could have whole operations inside of the quotations (in the array) instead of just text?
webvid91 1 year ago
aaa
Dexdix2 1 year ago
Great! Thanks!
baseball4355 2 years ago
Good tutorial! I already knew how to create Arrays, but anyways good tutorial! I'm going to download DarkGDK but its giving me problems, because I'm on Windows Vista
hyperobjection675 2 years ago
switch(enter)
{
case(1):
cout << my_array[0] << endl;
case(2):
cout << my_array[1] << endl;
}
better than doing IF statements like in the video
Zolga00 2 years ago
typing is not his forte
rzGameDev 2 years ago
@rzGameDev lol xD not under pressure anyway....
pqowieuryt101 1 year ago
LOL u failed at the zero-based part hehe^^
gedesnegl 2 years ago
dude wtf are you SAYING???
jerms246 2 years ago
btw instead of all those if's you could use switch :)
Satzen123 2 years ago
Hello! It's nice video very very cool, but i have problem ! when I'm start debuging :
1>Project : error PRJ0003 : Error spawning 'rc.exe'.
Pls help me! :D
kitonjics 3 years ago
if(enter == 1)
{
}
tis means if enter is typed in..
i also now that 0(insted of 1) means
if this is not, i think.
are there any more this.
like.
if(dbSpaceKey()==1(are there any others the 1 and 0)
fightex12 3 years ago
this isn't dark gdk, its just plain c++. so there is no db commands in c++, only in dark gdk.
spartasoldier300 3 years ago
I know that, i just want to know what do the returnt values mean.
fightex12 3 years ago
enter is declared, then it is assigned a value by user input, it doesnt physically mean the enter key
eliteveteran 2 years ago
i know, my question wasnt that, i ment about returning values, but there boleon so the only values are 1 an 0(true false)
fightex12 2 years ago
yeah, but if you use a boolean like so:
if (enter)
{
} that just means it is equal to true,
if (!enter)
{
} thats equal to false, does that answer your question?
eliteveteran 2 years ago
yeah.
fightex12 2 years ago