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For the love of god man .. I was not giving you attitude ... some people are just naturally nice to others. I do apologise for being polite.

As for being spoon fed, I never asked for someone to...

Yes I have.

Next time I have an issue with C and I post on the forum, I will remember to explain myself, both the code and issue I am having with the code better.

Thanks all the same.

Thanks Zuk, the code you provided has work perfectly for what I required. Just going to read through it to see how it works.

As for your comments Prelude, a little less negativity would be nice,...

Hey folks,

Can someone please help me out with this bit of code I have to read a simple text, it just doesnt work and I cant work out why. Been mulling over this for a few hours now looking at...

Thats what I was about to say. Your identifiers are set up as floating point numbers :


float a,b,c,d,e,f;

Yet when you call them in your code, you are accessing them as integers:

...

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Ok, I was a little bored and this kind of interested me [ seeing as I`m doing a C programming course it is something for me to practise on ].

Had a little play around and came up with a very...

Thanks for fixing my compile error, thats going to come in handy for my course when/if I come accross that problem again I will ken how to fix it.

As for my maths, I`m correct in multiplying by...

Anybody know of any good calculator tutorials for C ?

60-75 degrees is insanly high for an Intel CPU, even AMD's only just touch that under full load, but they are able to handle higher temps anyway.

Personaly I would run virus and spyware scans,...

#include<stdio.h>

int value;
float percentage,output;

value = 150;
percentage = 0.15;

int main()
{

Ahhh, I see.

thanks for that.

Hi

I've come accross a maths thing I have not seen before and can't seem to find it on the internet anywhere so I thought I would ask here.

a > (a%b)

I know its asking if a is greater than...