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Problems with Input Strings
Im mimicking a bank type program as a side project. I dont know exaclty how to have someone type in a money value such as 300.02 and have it read it and work with it. Everytime I do it just quits the program.
Heres the code
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Line 65 where its asking for input is where the problem is.
javapenguin (June 4th, 2010)
Re: Problems with Input Strings
Please post your code here using [code] tags
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looks like:
code goes in here
Re: Problems with Input Strings
Code was too long, didn't wanna be annoying or inconvienence to anything. Thanks for the help!
Re: Problems with Input Strings
Hello Bekuraryou1228,
I have downloaded and compiled the code from the above link and it all works fine..
I'm not sure why you are getting an error?!? I ran through it completely and it never quits unexpectedly.
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Re: Problems with Input Strings
When I input a number in decimal format such as 300.00 when it asks how much to withdrawl, it just quits.
Re: Problems with Input Strings
It seems the user won't know what the valid pin format is. Perhaps you could specify.Originally Posted by Bekuraryou1228
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