[BreShiE]

As some of you may know/remember, I was learning C++ in College once, but now we're doing it again! This is a great thing for me, I've always wanted to learn this language and seen as though I HAVE to do it for college, there's no geting out of it for me, and I can sit down and learn the language without loosing interest and not going back to it again (like I've done with so many languages). So here I am, sharing with you one of my first programs I've made while at home, I've done a few at college, but this was a practice program to brush up on the code, to try and make it stick! Enjoy!

The code (big picture):

Spoiler:

I was cout'ing answer for a test. That's no longer there.

The Preview:

Spoiler:

The Program:

Code:

http://speedy.sh/5TKTq/Practice.exe

[w00t]

Typecast your variables. Looks neater, prevents errors/exploits.

[BreShiE]

What do you mean by "typecast"?

[Phytrix]

What do you mean by "typecast"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_conversion

[BreShiE]

Thanks Phytrix. I don't really see any problems with my code, especially as I'm just starting out with C++ really.

[DrBlowFish]

Like this.
I have been coding C++ for about a year. I stopped for 3 months, and am just starting again for Malware Development and Game Development.

Code:

double d; long l; int i; if (d > i) d = i; if (i > l) l = i; if (d == l) d *= 2;

[w00t]

The hell is that source code, that is ugly and doesn't work at all.

[BreShiE]

The hell is that source code, that is ugly and doesn't work at all.

What is ugly and what doesn't work at all?

[Edward]

I tried C++ once, but I quickly lost interest. Not a bad starting program though.

[WuhTehFuh]

Looking good so far
I'm needing to start learning C++