Hey guys I'm new here!
I have got a homework and it says the following:
Write a C program in which you read in one 3x3 Array A and then multiply that array by a letter "a"
I tried doing that but I faced difficulty multiplying a character by a letter!
Any Help would definitely be appreciated!
Thanks..
Nobody is going to do your home work. Post us your code. May be u can except some thing.
ssharish2005
Uh..... OK......Originally Posted by Squallmania
I don't even understand the problem, so I can't advise you how to do that. I could offer guesses as to what it means to multiply an array by a letter, but I'd rather not.
If you can explain the problem better, and show us what you attempted, that would probably help us help you.
Multiplying letters makes no logical sense. If this is for a class, tell your professor that.
For example, leaving all C code aside, what is the value of A * 1? Ok, maybe A itself.
But A*2? what is A? If its just a symbol for a numerical value then you need to figure out what A equals. Could be anything.
A * 2 = A+A, but what you need to do is figure out your symbol values in an array of some sort methinks
Last edited by MacNilly; 07-07-2007 at 07:02 PM.
i think that you have to convert a to a letter than multiply it
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a is a letter.
sorry to a digit
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>Multiplying letters makes no logical sense.
Since a char is an integer type, multiplying by the letter 'a' could make sense.
IMO, It's either a trick question or the OP didn't copy it here word-for-word.
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Unless they mean 'a', AKA it's position in the ASCII table.
