Elysian Shadows

ya it was hex I was looking for, thanks ginto8 and JaxDragon

int a = 0x000001;
how would I printf() this or cout it so it displays as 0x000001?

thank you all for your help, I have it working now

I'm pretty new to the whole c++ scene, and am wondering how to go about reading integers from a text file. I tried the following code, it works fine with chars but not with ints. #include <fstream> #include <iostream> using namespace std ; int main() { int letter ; int i ; //string line ; ifstream r...

so I solved it, it might not be the best way but it gets the job done, but how would you rephrase my question, so that I can be more clear next time? int x = 11; int y = 55; int block = 33; bool moving = false; int counting =0; bool blocking = false; do { if (counting < 7) { counting ++; } if (block...

never mind, I thank you all for your help, but its too hard for me to explain what I want to do, when I figure it out I'll post what the solution was and then maybe we can create a question to help me explain myself better in the future, I once again thank you all for your time.

@Genesis I know about the ++ and -- but previously I was using different numbers and the += was an efficient way to change the number, your code was what I was thinking of changing to, but what the big thing that I am trying to ask is really tough to get across. I'll try explaining it with text inst...

well its not homework, dunno why you guys would think so, I don't even take any computer courses in school.

who said this is homework?

by looking at the code below you can see that I doing is finding out if a number is a multiple of another number, by either 11 or 13, what I am trying to find out is how to make it so if a blocker number is in between them then to stop going down that path, I'll try to explain what I mean by that be...

what would the best way to sort through an array to find the largest number? int bottle[9] {1,3,2,5,6,2,3,5,3}; //here bottle[4] would be the largest I was thinking about making a for loop, and setting 9 different variables to each number, and changing the variables each time it goes through the loo...