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aznballerlee · Nov 15th, 2006, 9:32 PM

Actually I feel that's the above is totally wrong.
Here's my newer code:

bool (hasUpperCaseLetters(guess))
{
   if (isupper(guess[b]))
      return true;
}

bool (doesNotExist (guess))
{
   if (strcmp (wordList[h], guess) != 0)
       return true;
}

for (int b=0; b < strlen(guess); b++)
{
if (hasUpperCaseLetters (guess))
        cout << "Your probe must be 4-6 letters long" << endl;
        break;

if (doesNotExist (guess))
       cout << " I don't know that word" << endl;
       break;

// stuff i had in my function 

}

this is my new method .. I hope this can work out.
Intuitively, do you think this would work??

Nov 15th, 2006, 9:32 PM	#16
aznballerlee Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 111 Rep Power: 2	Actually I feel that's the above is totally wrong. Here's my newer code: (Toggle Plain Text) bool (hasUpperCaseLetters(guess)) { if (isupper(guess[b])) return true; } bool (doesNotExist (guess)) { if (strcmp (wordList[h], guess) != 0) return true; } for (int b=0; b < strlen(guess); b++) { if (hasUpperCaseLetters (guess)) cout << "Your probe must be 4-6 letters long" << endl; break; if (doesNotExist (guess)) cout << " I don't know that word" << endl; break; // stuff i had in my function } bool (hasUpperCaseLetters(guess)) { if (isupper(guess[b])) return true; } bool (doesNotExist (guess)) { if (strcmp (wordList[h], guess) != 0) return true; } for (int b=0; b < strlen(guess); b++) { if (hasUpperCaseLetters (guess)) cout << "Your probe must be 4-6 letters long" << endl; break; if (doesNotExist (guess)) cout << " I don't know that word" << endl; break; // stuff i had in my function } this is my new method .. I hope this can work out. Intuitively, do you think this would work??