This is a pretty basic question as I am new to the C++ language but I have a program that takes a function to print a single character in a for loop. My code is shown below:
void printBar(const char symbol, int count){
for (int i = 0;i <= count; i++){
cout << symbol;
}
}
and my main function is this:
int main(){
int size = 8;
const char* sym = "*":
printBar(sym,size);
I want my result to look like this:
********
What am I doing wrong here?
You should say what goes wriong. Errors, wrong output.... But I can guess
First this loop is wrong
void printBar(const char symbol, int count){
for (int i = 0;i <= count; i++){
cout << symbol;
}
}
it will print one too many char. You should have i < count
Second your function needs a char, but you pass in a char*
Do this
int main(){
int size = 8;
const char sym = '*':
printBar(sym,size);