Hello Thomas.
28 Jan 98 08:02, Thomas Maeder wrote to Cyber Con:
CC>> input "Enter Name " , name$  'Note this is Qbasic code and i see it
CC>> c++
CC>> if name$ = "Cyber Con" then print "Hi Cyber Con"
CC>> open "file1.fil" as 1
CC>> put 1, name$
CC>> Close
CC>> END
TM> #include 
TM> #include 
 This code is about as likely to work as his pseudo code.
TM> int main(int, char **)
TM> {
TM>     cout << "Enter Name ";
TM>     string name;
TM>     cin >> name;
TM>     if (name=="Cyber Con")
 That doesn't work.  You're comparing addresses.  Use strcmp.
TM>         cout >> "Hi Cyber Con";
TM>     ofstream("file1.fil") << name;
 You have to open the file before you can write to it.
TM> } 
 And close it when you're done
CC>> //' next program
CC>> open "file1.fil" as 1
CC>> get 1, name$
CC>> print name$
CC>> END
TM> #include 
TM> #include 
TM> int main(int, char **)
TM> {
TM>     string name;
 Same as above applies here.
TM>     ifstream("file1.fil") >> name;
TM>     cout << name;
TM> } 
 -Roger
... A program is used to turn data into error messages
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