[gameprogrammer] Re: Simple C++ Program

As I said before I am new to programming.  Do you think you could give me an 
example of the code?
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jake Briggs<mailto:jakbri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
  To: gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
  Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 6:41 PM
  Subject: [gameprogrammer] Re: Simple C++ Program


  Well your probably in a bit of trouble if you didn't understand that ^_^

  Basically, say you decide that you want you letters to be 20 characters 
  high and 10 characters wide.


  1 : You make 3 2d arrays, one for each letter in your initials. So you 
  have a 20 by 10 sized array full of B's, a 20 by 10 sized array full of 
  A's and a 20 by 10 sized array full of J's.

  2 : Print them on the screen in such a way that they appear in the 
  correct order.
  3 : Replace the right positions in the array with a space so that the 
  array contains a B like layout.

  4 : Hand in, get an A.

  You can do 2 and 3 in any order.

  Jake

  boris Jiron wrote:
  > I have no idea what you just said.  But I understand what Alexandros said.
  >   ----- Original Message ----- 
  >   From: Mike Gillissie<mailto:Niyoto@xxxxxxxxxx<mailto:Niyoto@xxxxxxxxxx>> 
  >   To: 
gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
 
  >   Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 5:47 PM
  >   Subject: [gameprogrammer] Re: Simple C++ Program
  >
  >
  >   That won't get you your A+... ;)
  >
  >   How's this for a starting point - find a way to define a 2-dimensional 
array of characters and to print it on the screen. Think of this array as a 
grid, and create it so that it's full of the letter "B" (ie. when you print it 
out, it will display as a rectangular bundle of Bs.) Once you have that 
working, start replacing some of the Bs with spaces so that when it prints it 
actually LOOKS like a B made of Bs.
  >
  >   Do that for each letter (each one in it's own array). Then you'll need 
only figure out how to print them side-by-side...
  >
  >   Without actually giving away the fun parts of your homework... good luck! 
:)
  >     ----- Original Message ----- 
  >     From: alexandros 
mouzakidis<mailto:greatalexandros@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:greatalexandros@xxxxxxxxx>> 
  >     To: 
gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
 
  >     Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 5:36 PM
  >     Subject: [gameprogrammer] Re: Simple C++ Program
  >
  >
  >     #include <iostram>
  >     using namespace std;
  >
  >     int main(){
  >          cout<<"BAJ"<<endl;
  >          return 0;
  >     }
  >
  >
  >     On 9/25/06, boris Jiron 
<xxlildragonjr@xxxxxxx<mailto:xxlildragonjr@xxxxxxx<mailto:xxlildragonjr@xxxxxxx<mailto:xxlildragonjr@xxxxxxx>>>
 wrote: 
  >       Hello guys/gals.  I'm new to programming and one of my first 
assignments is to make a program that when I run it will print my initials like 
big.  For example my intials are BAJ and it supposed to be B's that spell a big 
B and As that spell a big A and Js that spell a big J.  I was wondering if 
anyone could help me.  My school uses code warrior for all of our programming.  
Thanks ahead of time.
  >
  >
  >   

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