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When evaluating order of operations like a problem x = a + (b - c) / (d - e * f). Do you evaluate left to right or right to left? Thanks for your time guys.

-Will

Use return(); for type void functions. Sometimes picky compilers make you do that.

-Will

You nailed it!! That's what I suspected, but I just wasn't sure. Thanks for clearing that up. I just don't like things to be black boxes, if you know what I mean :).


-CDudd

I have been playing around with XOR and I'm just curious as to how it works. I don't mean the TRUTH Table thing. Here's an example. A and B characters have an ascii value of 65 and 66...

And please could it be in english ;). I gotta hear it in plain english before I can understand it in geekspeak :).

-CDuddley

Nevermind figured it out :).

-CDuddley

Is there a way to search through strings to look for a match with a constant string? I'm trying to make a bot. I was thinking chop up the string at every space and see if the string you're...

Thanks a bunch man :)...

-CDuddley

main()
{

int x = 10, y = 0;

y = ++x; // sets x and y to 11

y = x++; /* sets x = 11 and y = 10 because x is passed to y before it is incremented */

return 0;

If you have an array can you allocate it to a certain amount then if the user fills up the array can you use malloc to adjust the array to add more elements if needed? Thanks for any replies.
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Why not use a different function for the subtraction of the entered date. Say date_substraction(int *, int *, int *);...

-CDuddley