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Wow... thank guys. I never knew parentheses could be used in those areas of th code!

What order do they work in. For example, if I entered the following code, how will it execute? if (arArray[iC][1] == 0 || arArray[1][iB] == 0 && iC < 5 && iB < 5) When it reads the code, does it read it as: 1. arArray[iC][1] == 0 or arArray[1][iB] == 0 must hold true and iC < 5 and iC < 5...

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I was wondering if I could use continue in a nested if statement to rerun the statement if something is held true. Ex. if (iC = 0) { } else if (iC = 1) { } else if (iC = 2) { continue } Could I use the continue to reloop the entire if statement?

This is because when the computer is unable to literally randomize. When the computer randomizes, it prints from a sequence of numbers. As a result, everytime the program is run, it selects from the same list so the same sequence is given. When using the rand() % number(or variable); command...

Sorry about the typo. Funciont = Function

I'm trying to send a dourble array to another function, but I can't figure out how. ex. How would I send an array named Array[5][5] to another function? Thanks in advance.

I'm looking for the syntax to change the color of text in MS-Dos. For example: cout << &quot;Example&quot; << endl; How could I output it in color? Thanks in advance.

Interesting... Can you elaborate on how I could do so? Thanks in advance.

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If anyone would also like to help elaborate it, please do so! Thanks in advance and thanks to jennyy.

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Can you please explain the code listed on that page? Thanks in advance.

The type is short. I'll try your suggestion. Thanks!

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Is there actually a method of changing the color of text in the MS-Dos output window? If so, please post the syntax used. Thanks in advance!

Problem #1: I can't too seem to figure out how the (Sleep command) timing in C++ works. For example: cout << &quot;Hi&quot; << endl; Sleep(1000); cout << &quot;Hi again&quot; << endl; Sleep(1000); cout << &quot;Hi for the second time&quot; << endl; When I run this, the timing is missaligned...

All variables used are declared as 0 siProbability = ((3 - siPlayerHits) / (25 - siPlayerShots) * 100); cout << &quot; Probability of Winning: &quot; << siProbability << &quot;%&quot; << endl; Oddly enough, everytime I run the program, the value that I get is 0%. I know for certain...