Would linux do much more than windows 3.1?
Type: Posts; User: Sal79
Would linux do much more than windows 3.1?
yeah i should be fun it only has a 3.5 drive and a modem
it has an 80Mb hard drive
not really sure if it 16 bit or not any way to tell
I have very old notebook(SX notebook) running windows 3.1.
It has a 33MHz 80386SX with a CX486DX Microprocessor with 8mb of Base and extended memory.
The machine still works and i would like to put...
Could you please explain i have five servers if that what your hinting at??
Please let me know
I know this is a bad question but i can not seem to figure out how many switches i will need to hook up 1000 hosts and 5 servers to the internet and an WAN???
I am using Cisco Catalyst 3560 with 48...
how about a 2d aarray???
how do you use the subscript with a pointer?
I am having some problems with using a pointer to search a 2d Array.
I have an 4X4 array with random numbers and i am having problems using a pointer to search throught instead of a nested for loop....
I would like to take the time to thank everyone who posted on this thread.
It was of great help to me !!!!
thanks again
int Find(int a[][SIZE],int num)
{
int y;
int x;
int guess=0;
do
{
for(x=0;x<SIZE;x++)/*loop 1*/
It should? go through table[0][0] table[0][1] table[0][2] table[0][3]
table[1][0] table[1][1] table[1][2] table[1][3]
...
Sorry i had copied the wrong file
it just loops endlessly
#define SIZE 4
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
int main()
{
int table[SIZE][SIZE];
int Find(int a[][SIZE],int);
int num;
int find;
it just keeps going diplay keep guessing over and over endless.
how could i break out of the while if the guess is right.
I am very new at C , Any help would be greatly appreciated
This function is made to check the 2d array if guess matches num and loop untill the user enters -1.
the function call is not the problem...
I would like to thank you for all your help.
It has been the most help anyone has giving on this
thanks so much
Sal
It will return a the value you enter but will not put the decimal in the right spot.
if i enter 1234 i get 1234.000000
if i enter 12.34 i get 1234.000000
#include <stdio.h>
#include...
the whole line is set to 0
if i enter a number '1', '2', '3' it reads and outputs like a float 123.00000
after that just locks up unitl i exit
i guess the real problem is that i want to pass an array of characters '1', '.',...
the program works the same with both
it seems i need a little help with the difference array of characters and single ones.
it is tring to check for a valid floating number 12.34 , .1234, -1234
give back that input if valid return EOF if invaild.
i was told you could use
number+=atoi(&ch)
to send ch to atoi...
i dont want you to do my homework
it is mostly done and i can not find the errors
i posted in the worng board the first time sorry
no complier errors are happening, just does not work the right.
if the floating point has a . like"12.34" it just lock up
I am tring to make a function to check to make sure the floating piont value is a valid number. i am having some problem getting it to work correctly.
any help would be great.
thanks
Sal
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