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[hollow rivet]

lots of things wrong, first it doesn't compile, return cout<<"1"; makes no sense

you probably meant to put the parsing logic in its own function and return true/false to main

which can then print the 1 or 0, or you can do it in the function

you always check charsIn.top() but charsIn could be empty at any time which will crash

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[dusky comet]

right i know thats wrong.. that was me trying to play with it and see if i could get it to atleast output what it should be. Ive tried to put the check to address it crashing but i dont know how... that was why i posted for help. I also cant get that or later on towards the end to give me the right output

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Learn to use the debugger it shows you exact line of a crash

Also I just told you where it crashed…

[dusky comet]

disregard that cout out, what im trying to say is ive tried that in all the areas. are you saying it has to be a apart from main in a function for it to give me that output im expecting?

[dusky comet]

its a logic problem at this point and its infuriating to know ive done much harder assignments and the amount of time on this far exceeds those. this is after my teacher was able to figure out my file to read had some ghost characters causing issues

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