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[KoubaK]

Rav3n, so it should look something like this:

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Declare K As Integer
Set K = 0
For (K = 0; K < Count; K++)
  If State[K] == "Texas" Then
    Write Names[K]
  Else
    Write "No family members reside in Texas."
  End If
End For
 

[Rav3n]

in pesudo code .. yes, but don't use else statement or you will end with the result i posted before.

In C++ , inside The for statement you can declare the variable and assign it to a value inside the for command.

[ande]

Rav3n, so it should look something like this:

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Declare K As Integer
Set K = 0
For (K = 0; K < Count; K++)
  If State[K] == "Texas" Then
    Write Names[K]
  Else
    Write "No family members reside in Texas."
  End If
End For
 

No, that will still be wrong. Should look like this:

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Declare K As Integer
Declare atLeastOnePrinted as boolean
Set atLeastOnePrinted = false
Set K = 0
For (K = 0; K < Count; K++)
  If State[K] == "Texas" Then
    Write Names[K]
    Set atLeastOnePrinted = true
  End If
End For

If !atLeastOnePrinted then
    Write "No family members reside in Texas."
end if
 

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bool atLeastOnePrinted = FALSE;
for(int i=0;i<=sizeof(States);i++)
{
    if(States[i] == "Texas") {
        cout << "Person: " << Names[i] << " lives in Texas." << endl;
        atLeastOnePrinted = TRUE;
    }
}
if(!atLeastOnePrinted)
    cout << "No family members reside in Texas." << endl;


[KoubaK]

ande, since I cannot use a boolean (just because it has not been covered in class yet).
would introducing Found back into the pseudo work?

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Declare K As Integer
Declare Found As Integer
Set Found = 0
Set K = 0
For (K = 0; K < Count; K++)
  If State[K] == "Texas" Then
    Write Names[K]
    Set Found = 1
  End If
End For

If Found == 0 then
    Write "No family members reside in Texas."
end if

[ande]

ande, since I cannot use a boolean (just because it has not been covered in class yet).
would introducing Found back into the pseudo work?

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Declare K As Integer
Declare Found As Integer
Set Found = 0
Set K = 0
For (K = 0; K < Count; K++)
  If State[K] == "Texas" Then
    Write Names[K]
    Set Found = 1
  End If
End For

If Found == 0 then
    Write "No family members reside in Texas."
end if

Yes, that would work just fine Basically a boolean is 1 and 0, true and false.

[Rav3n]

just replace

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bool atLeastOnePrinted = FALSE;with

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int atLeastOnePrinted = 0;

And

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atLeastOnePrinted = True;with

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atLeastOnePrinted = 1;
And

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if(!atLeastOnePrinted)
    cout << "No family members reside in Texas." << endl;with

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if(atLeastOnePrinted == 1)

    cout << "No family members reside in Texas." << endl;
In ande's Code

[KoubaK]

Thanks guys... Once I'm done with my other classes I will use the free time to try to actually code the entire program.