I dont know how to do this ?!
I dont know how to do this ?!
appendRow( rows, &rowCount );
rows = insertRow( rows, &rowCount, 6 );
Thank you but i want code without any functions used thank you for help
removing columns would have similar behaviour to the rmRow except you'd have to move memory across before reallocating a smaller array as you loop through each row
dude no functions for those actions means bloated code, plus that was an example of what could be done, YOU have to try first, there's plenty of examples on the web showing how to work with tabular data
Ok, thanks for second time but can you please write this program just with loops
i dont know how To start you say use this fucntions thats very rediculess
now i can write something but if i copy it to here it wouldnt help me and u cant fix this just write this
Telling you to use functions is not ridiculous. Your attitude of "I'm helpless, do it for me" is what is ridiculous.
No disrespect to awsdert or Nominal Animal's code samples, they're fine, but they appear to not be what you are looking for. Don't use the functions or structs suggested.
However, I gave you some sample code to get you started in post #8. I gave you a few more lines in the first snippet of post #14.
You couldn't add one single line. I told you it didn't have to work, that broken code was okay. You just had to try. Make some sort of effort. But you didn't. You have made absolutely zero effort. You have spent far more time begging for free code (which clearly isn't working) than it would have taken to read a couple tutorials/chapters on for loops and arrays, and make an attempt. This is a very poor reflection on you as a student, a programmer and a person in general.
I'm done with this thread.
Your Answer is true i accept it with my heart
But i am not lying Please Just Help me write this code for me
Neither party gains if someone else writes it for you, if you willing to pay then there are sites where you can hire a programmer to do it for you but if you do so will learn nothing and your money will be wasted.
Ok if you write it simply and u explain it for me i would learn it
We did explain it simply, actually to make a point to you here, I did not attend a single course in C/C++ nor did I read any tutorials beyond the initial "hello world" to get a basic understanding of how the language is used, I simply used the bountiful references on the web (just google "c c++ reference") to build up my knowledge from the ground to allow me to program the small apps I wanted to program at the time, I later decided to begin making the app (that I have referenced elsewhere in this forum) that I am making now which forced me to lookup complicated APIs (and techniques for something I had no idea where to start from on), as I completed each section of the app my understanding of C got better and I am now able to help a little on forums like these.
The lesson to be learned is this: If you cannot be bothered to try, fail and try again so that you can actually LEARN something then programming is just not the field for you.
I have Though About this question a lot but no result