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Unfortunately, being a self-taught programmer, I can't go to a teacher and get this question answered easily, so I have to rely on others.

The question is on initializing strings. There are three...

I agree on the German to English thing. To hear Germans speak English, especiall broken English is tough, and I've been hearing it for 2 years here in Germany as an American. But to hear me speak...

Thank you again Prelude, it cleared up a bit of my fogginess. :)

Yeah, I'm one of those self-taught (or in this case, self-teaching) programmers. And since C is the first language I'm really going into, I've no background to base my questions on to build a bridge...

I would say that language is German, or one of the close relatives of it, since Speichern is to save in German.

So, to do what he wants to do it would be




if (ch1==ch2 && ch2==ch3)
....

it works now. Making x and y long got it to work. Thanks you two

*hits her head against the monitor* I just can't see why I'm getting the result I'm getting....

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
int x,y;
long int result;
x= 1000;
y= 7000;

I'm looking for titles of books that would teach intermediate to advanced C programming. Does anyone have any suggestions? Most of the books that I've looked at are out of print already (at the...

I knew I could do it with a do-while loop, I just wasn't sure where I was going wrong.

still not working. It doesn't allow me to input the answer, instead throws me back to the DOS prompt.

I was trying to write a simple program to convert a number to its hexidecimal equivalent. Easy enough, I got that much. The problem comes in when I want it to loop, depending on the user's answer to...

What is the difference between #define and const? And when do you use which?

I use 2 as well. It seems easier to read that way.

I got to agree here. I'm teaching myself C right now, with very little programming knowledge myself, just that silly little intro course to Ada that I took in college. Learn C, and rewrite the...

Had to go into DOS for it to work. :o How embarrassing! ;)

Thank you for the link!

Okay guys, I've just started teaching myself C, right? Well, I've had a little experience with Ada, so I'm not *completely* new to programming, but I'm having a little problem with these two programs...