First off, i was wondering if someone out there could give me a good site that helps with Unix. I just got into it, and i want to learn some commands and how to use it. Now the other thing is, i wrote a small program just to practice HTML. And it wont multiply where it is supposed to multiply, i was wondering if you could tell me why, it is in C++ and compiled in DevC++(note: This post was not spell checked) Here is the source code; //Monster Fighter is a basic battle program to //Practice C++ #include int userLvl; int monsterLvl; int f = 0; int main() { //white space, specification term to center text here cout << "Welcome to Monster Fighter V 1.0 created by: Adam Osterkamp.\n"; cout << "Please enter your Power Level 1,000 - 10,000: "; cin >> userLvl; cout << "Please choose a Monster Level between 1-5: "; cin >> monsterLvl; if (monsterLvl < 1 || monsterLvl > 5) { cout << "You cant do that! Restart the Program Fool!"; cin.ignore(256,''\n''); cout<<"press enter to continue..."< userLvl) { cout << "HA! Your weak, get stronger and try again!"; cin.ignore(256,''\n''); cout<<"press enter to continue..."<<endl; cin.get(); } f++; } return 0; } Mess with the best, Die like the rest!!

monsterLvl * 1000;

This doesn''t do what you want it to. Change it to one of these:
monsterLvl *= 1000;
monsterLvl = monsterLvl * 1000;

OF COURSE!!! Thanks you very much!!

Mess with the best,
Die like the rest!!

man pages are your friend. Linux, for example, can be issued the command: man -k opengl sdl and it will list available docs on openGL and SDL functions. Similar functions can be used across all *nix platforms. You should have everything you need right there on your box to become quiet the guru.

Google is your friend too. I really suggest you explorer my previous point before you result to the net. I''m not sure if you are running a true "Unix" in the classic sense or a flavor of. Probably the latter since the former can be expensive.
www.google.com/bsd
www.google.com/linux
Either one of those will return only links related to those OS''s.

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-deadlinegrunt

Might I add that Linux has a ton of HOWTOs (generally in the /usr/doc/en/html/HOWTO folder). Read them; they''ve got some good stuff.

Another good call. Thanks Oluseyi, can''t believe I didn''t mention that originally.

I''ll try to make up for it: www.linuxdoc.org

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-deadlinegrunt

Well im not ''running'' the Unix right now, but im going to be and i wanted to learn some stuff first. I LOVE linux, but my linux box is down right now, seeing as i dont have a mother board or CPU, so im on my laptop, stuck with Windows, because im too lazy to change this stuff. But thank you all very much!!

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Die like the rest!!