Thank you!
Yes, it seems the better way of using string is the only thing I will need!
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Thank you!
Yes, it seems the better way of using string is the only thing I will need!
How about if the program just captures data(Prompts the user to enter any date) and outputs it by representing a date( day, month and year...)
Thanks a lot!
Yeah Happy_Reaper that is what I meant...
Is there a way the program would print any date? You guys are awesome!
Thank you for help...
Thank you for help...
It might be a stupid question, but will this work out with any date?
Hello,
I have a question on how to represent day, month and year in C in the structure. I know a month must be a string. I am not sure where to start. I just need some kind of directions....
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This is my code.
I have two more questions:
How could I use a loop to repeatedly ask the user to enter a valid decimal number in case input is not between 4 and 100?
How can I make the program...
Well, it wasn't working...I am paying attention...Maybe dwks is right and the window console dissapears before I can see what is says.I will try it on my friend's computer.
I have two more...
I changed the %c, but when I try to execute it all it does is this:
Type an ASCII code 4 through 100 to get their
correspondent character constants: 6
and then ends....
Thank you for help!
...
Can anyone please help?
I am sure you were all beginners once.
I tried following all the suggestions.
This code just won't work....
Please indicate where I am making mistake...:0(
I am just...
Well, Thank you all...o(
You're right, I should learn more.
Salem, I tried to follow directions. I apologize, but I am just the beginner trying to solve the problem.
Thanks again.
I've replaced it. It compiled, but it doesn't work it still gves me the same thing:
Type an ASCII code 4 through 100 to get their
correspondent character constants: 5
Thank you for entering...
O.K I changed it, it compile, but it won't convert numbers...
It just does this :
---Type an ASCII code 4 through 100 to get their
correspondent character constants: 5
Thank you for entering...
O.K...This is what I got...
Is this what you mean...I want to write a program to convert any decimal ASCII codes from 4 to 100 to their correspondent character constant. I want to use a loop to...
I am using %c for print f...
Sorry, I am just the beginner. just trying to get your guys help....:0(
#include <stdio.h>
main(void){
Still don't get it...:0(....
Tried everything....
Thanks for your help!
O.K....This is what I have right now, it compiled, but is not converting to ASCII... :o(
Also, how could I end the program if the user enters number 3?
Thanks for help...
#include <stdio.h>
...
If I can use ony one expression, How can I then convert the decimal ASCII codes 4 through 100 to their correspondent character constant?
Thanks for your help!
O.K now it compiled, but it won't convert the ASCII codes...
Can anyone help please?
Thanks!
#include <stdio.h>
main(void){
float Number;
Thanks Dave_Sinkula and Kennedy!
As you can see, I am just the beginner, trying to learn on my own....
I made some changes in the code, but still won't compile. I am just very confused.
I...
Still gettiing the same error... :(
In function âmainâ:
13: error: expected â)â before â;â token
#include <stdio.h>
Still getting this error:
In function âmainâ:
13: error: expected expression before â>â token
Thank you for help!
Hi, I am trying to get this to work, but it won't compile. Please understand I am just the beginner.
Thanks in advance for any help!
#include <stdio.h>
main(){
Thank you guys!
mycount, if you can't give me an advice please don't make fun!
I would appreciate it.
SlyMaelstrom...I have one more questions related to a different problem. How could I write a program that converts decimal ASCII codes 4 from 100 (just an example) to their correspondent character...