Thread: some time to spare?

would it be possible to write the exact fprintf statement, just this once?

Do NOT help this person, he has copied word by word ( just changed some variable names ) a bunch of code that I posted on this site for an assignement to get help , and this has costed me in getting a zero for that assignement . He is not here to learn but to get easy answers , just look at his other threads.

Originally Posted by juststartedC

Hi, i was wondering if there is anyone out there kind enough to do the following code for me. i have no idea where to start since i dont know much about arrays.This is what the program should do:

1) Prompt for and then accept 10 floating point values from the
user.
2) Store these values in an array.
3) Pass the array to a procedure which prints out the values to
4 decimal places in a numbered fashion (i.e like line numbers).
4) Pass the array to a function which returns the maximum value.
5) The returned maximum value is printed out in scientific or
exponential format along with a suitable heading.


Can someone please write the whole code???
This is only a test code so its just so i get an idea, the main code is totally different
Thanks

Originally Posted by juststartedC

Hi people.

We are handing in our code as a university assignment. all the students get as much help as possible from each other and we even have some similar codes (please bare in mind that this is our first time writing a code) , however, the lecturer has mentioned that students are not allowed to copy each others work or even get help, he claims he has a very good software that checks and finds out if people cheated. i was wondering how the program works (i.e. if it looks at the name of the variables or the structure etc) and if it is possible to trick it (not that i have copied from anyone ) just out of curiosity.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thank you

I think you are mistaking me for some one else because i did not copy your code, if i did i would have got a zero aswell.

Thanks for the link robwhit, so this is it right?

fprintf(output,"hello world.\\nHow are you?");

Originally Posted by juststartedC

Thanks for the link robwhit, so this is it right?

fprintf(output,"hello world.\\nHow are you?");

yes. You should really get a compiler on a computer. Does your school have a computer lab?

yes we do but it would be very time consuming for me to go there every time. one more question,

Now say this time we need to out put an integer variable height but with a '%' before it, would this do it:

fprintf(output,"%%d", height);

do this

Code:

fprintf(output,"%%%d", height);

ssharish

Im at uni right now and i gota compiler, urs works but why do we need three'%'

Originally Posted by juststartedC

Im at uni right now and i gota compiler, urs works but why do we need three'%'

because %% means % and %d is for "the integer you want to print".

Thank you very much