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    Post the full example code. Make sure, that you...

    Post the full example code.
    Make sure, that you use a C compiler not a C++ compiler.
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    You should include the declarations for both...

    You should include the declarations for both lib-functions in your code, put

    #include <math.h>
    at the begin of your sourcefile.
  3. Can you read? VLA are not supported by...

    Can you read?

    VLA are not supported by C++98,C++03,C++11, therefore VLA are not compatible with C++.
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    You should pass char-Array to your function, you...

    You should pass char-Array to your function, you should never return an lokal automatic variable to the calling context, try:


    int main(void)
    {
    char integer[INT_SIZE+EXTRA_SPACES];
    int...
  5. You should never use VLA, VLA are bad, only C99,...

    You should never use VLA, VLA are bad, only C99, without error-handling and not C++ compatible.



    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <string.h>

    #define MAXWORDNUM 90000...
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    The best way to read 'words' (separated by...

    The best way to read 'words' (separated by whitespaces) from a stream is fscanf, and to implement a dynamic array you can use realloc like:


    int main(){
    FILE *fp;
    char buffer[50];
    char...
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    #define MAXLINESIZE 50 #define MAXLINES 100 int...

    #define MAXLINESIZE 50
    #define MAXLINES 100
    int main(){
    FILE *fp;
    char buffer[MAXLINESIZE];
    char *words[MAXLINES]; /* define enough space for max. 100 StringPOINTERS */
    int i=0;
    ...
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    You should use the %n format in sscanf like ...

    You should use the %n format in sscanf like


    while(i < NUM_SKATER && fgets(buffer, sizeof(buffer), fpIn))
    {
    sscanf(buffer,"%20[^\n]", skater[i].name);
    for(k...
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    If you includes ctype.h you can use isdigit...

    If you includes ctype.h you can use isdigit instead of your wrong line 32.
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    I know what i say.

    I know what i say.
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    You are wrong. You can only specify the size of...

    You are wrong.
    You can only specify the size of a classic array at compile time, you cannot it at runtime.
    At runtime you can specify the size of an VLA (only C99).
    Instead of an array you can use...
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    Recursion its another option: void rev(char...

    Recursion its another option:

    void rev(char *o,char *s,int i)
    {
    char t[100];
    int n;
    if( i-- && 1==sscanf(s,"%s%n",t,&n) )
    {
    rev(o,s+n,i);
    if(*o)
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    You should redefine the elements in your type...

    You should redefine the elements in your type user with as array of char array and not array of char pointers.

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <strings.h>
    #define buffer_size 512
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    Its horrible code, which value has x in int...

    Its horrible code, which value has x in

    int menu_function(int x)
    {
    while(x!=sentinel)
    if you call menufunction() without(!) any argument?
    Do you read your compiler warnings? I think not.
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    Where do you allocate memory for your structs?

    Where do you allocate memory for your structs?
  16. for(i = month+1;i < month_1 - 1;++i); /*

    for(i = month+1;i < month_1 - 1;++i); /* <<-- here is your newbie mistake */
    days_total += daysinmonth(i);
    days_total += days_1;
    return days_total;
    }
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    Oh my god, please read a good C book. Try: ...

    Oh my god, please read a good C book.
    Try:

    char line[100];
    int i;
    while (fgets(line, 100, in) != NULL)
    {
    for(i=0; line[i]!='\0'; ++i)
    {
    switch (line[i])
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    Where do you call evaluate? #include ...

    Where do you call evaluate?

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #include <ctype.h>

    #define STACK_SIZE 20

    void push(int* stack, int* top, int element);
    int pop(int* stack, int* top);
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    Your 'printArray' function open the file for...

    Your 'printArray' function open the file for reading ("r").
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    1.0 will ever interpreted as double (C standard),...

    1.0 will ever interpreted as double (C standard), therefore there are specifiers l or L for long double and f or F for float.
  21. It should be fgets(... LINES ...) or fgets(......

    It should be fgets(... LINES ...) or fgets(... sizeof(buffer) ...) and not fgets(... sizeof(LINES) ...).
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    First is right. You don't need a break here.

    First is right. You don't need a break here.
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    The compiler is right, there is a difference...

    The compiler is right, there is a difference between posQuadracticEquation and posQuadraticEquation.
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    Thats wrong. No tab is needed in formatstring,...

    Thats wrong.
    No tab is needed in formatstring, each %d in scanf will eat all heading whitespaces.
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    gets(s1) is unsafe when user input more than 79...

    gets(s1) is unsafe when user input more than 79 chars
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