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Chop as in take.

So my examples are correcto?

Sorry for being an amateur but I thought a long int is capable of holding up to 32-bit results? So why is a 16-but result defaulting the process?

I see. I didn't know that a simple expression is so complicated. So as long as 1000*1000 is > int's range, even if I declare c as long int the compiler will 'jammed' at the part when 1000 * 1000 =...

So in C language, variables are always passed by duplicating its value?

C = 5
Pass C to a F(x)
C of F(x) duplicates value of C

And if I want it to modify the original C,

C = 5
Pass &C to...

Hmm. So you guys are saying irregardless of the fact that c is being declared as long int, as long as a and b are just int, int multiply by int will force c to adopt int class?

It's a dumb exam question.

Int 32,767.
Long Int at least 4 billion for International ASCII Standard.

So. Why why?! What a lame exam qn.

Hi. I dont understand why. I thought variables could be either passed by Value/Reference?

Reference - Taking reference from original variable's address
Value - Taking concurrent value of...

Hi All,

This may seem trivial but I have totally no idea.

Question: Why does the following code fragment fail to work?




int a = 1000, b = 1000;

Hi All,

I'm doing a project creating a 'Library of Books'.

How should I go about 'removing' a book from my current library if let's say, a user has 'borrowed' a book?

Many thanks!!

No one can help? :(

Hi Folks,

This is the last part of an assignment that I was given.

Suppose you have a substring 'ABCDE...'

and another main string 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO......'

How do you identify ALL...

Thanks guys. Really appreciated it.

Thanks laserlight. You are a great help. Bet you got A+ for all your programming modules. Thanks a mil!

Is this it? Hehe.



for(i=0; i<strlen(text)+1; i++)
{
for(j=0; j<i; j++)
{
printf("%c", text[j]);
}

Mhmm... 2 loops...



for(i=0; i<strlen(text); i++)
{
for(j=0; j<strlen(text); j++)
{
printf("%c\n", text[j])
}

I already thought of a simple loop:



for(i=0; i<strlen(text); i++)
{
printf("%s\n", text[i]);
}

But it doesn't work.

Hi Folks,

I'm an undergrad at National University of Singapore. Just have a slight trouble with my current assignment.

How do you gradually print a string say "ABCDEFGH", and you want it to...