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Hi dandeliondream,<br />
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what do you mean with 'subscripts'? Do you mean these three are arrays? If so you can output them like this:<br />
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cout &lt;&lt;&nbsp;X[1] &lt;&lt;&nbsp;&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;&lt;&lt; Y[1] &lt;&lt;&nbsp;&quot;, &quot;&nbsp;&lt;&lt; Z[1];<br />
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Hope that helps,<br />
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ZOPPO
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Hi dandeliondream,

what do you mean with 'subscripts'? Do you mean these three are arrays? If so you can output them like this:

cout << X[1] << ", " << Y[1] << ", " << Z[1];

Hope that helps,

ZOPPO

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Hi Infinity08, <br />
hmmm...i'm unsure if i can use unicode. i'll check with my lecturer. Thanks for the info
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Hi Infinity08,
hmmm...i'm unsure if i can use unicode. i'll check with my lecturer. Thanks for the info

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i want to cout &lt;&lt;&nbsp;&quot;X1, Y1, Z1&quot;;<br />
Due to the system I cannot display the desired result. All the 1s beside X,Y and Z are subscripts. <br />
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How do i do this in c++?
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i want to cout << "X1, Y1, Z1";
Due to the system I cannot display the desired result. All the 1s beside X,Y and Z are subscripts. 

How do i do this in c++?

how do i display subscript

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.