for(int i=0, j=states.size(); i<j; ++i)
{
delete states[i];
states.pop_back();
}Game::~Game()
{
// Free up state memory
for(int i=0, j=states.size(); i<j; ++i)
{
delete states[i];
}
states.clear();
}Do you store State* in this vector?
Without knowing more, this code appears to be correct. Whatever your problem is, we need more information to solve it.
System.out.print("Is " + giveninteger + " divisible by 5 or 6 but not both?");
if (!((giveninteger % 5 == 0) && (giveninteger % 6 == 0)))
System.out.println(" True");
else
System.out.println(" False");System.out.print("Is " + giveninteger + " divisible by 5 or 6 but not both?");
if (!((giveninteger % 5 == 0) || !(giveninteger % 6 == 0)))
System.out.println(" True");
else
System.out.println(" False");What's the type of states?
spoilers!
Just a small tip, since you already have the solution.
(x % 5 === 0 || x % 6 === 0) && x % 30 !== 0I know it was about Java, but he also said that s/he was a beginner programmer, so it could come in handy in other languages.
std::vector<State*> states;
ID ;ITEM NUMBER; DESCRIPTION;
1 ; 12345-56789 ; PIZZA;;
2 ; 2345-567891 ; HOTDOG;;
3 ; 345-5678912 ; HAMBURGER;;ITEM NUMBER | DESCRIPTION|
12345-56789 | PIZZA |
2345-567891 | HOTDOG |
345-5678912 | HAMBURGER |decTotal = Math.Round(decTotal, 2)lblProperty.Text = Math.Round(decTotal, 2).ToString("c2")
Now go through the other format strings saying "n2" and replace them with "n4" (or "n6" or "n8" or whatever makes sense to you), calculate the values with the calculator, compare and see where you're off.
Edit: By the by, this is pretty much debugging by hand; you might want to read into how debugging works in your VisualBasic environment to make things waaay easier for you
I don't see any obvious problems with what you're describing and the code you posted above, but it might be useful to consider what's actually being stored here:
double la1 = 0, la2 = 0, lo1 = 0, lo2 = 0;
printf("Enter latitude 1: ");
scanf("%lf", &la1);
printf("Enter longitude 1: ");
scanf("%lf", &lo1);
printf("Enter latitude 2: ");
scanf("%lf", &la2);
printf("Enter longitude 2: ");
scanf("%lf", &lo2);
printf("%lf", geodistance(la1, la2, lo1, lo2));// Pop back a state
void Game::popState()
{
if(!states.empty())
{
delete states.back();
states.pop_back();
}
}