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Turns out it was a pointer issue (which we haven't covered in class yet). I threw in an asterisk and it all worked out. As best as I can tell, it had to do with character array names being...

larger excerpt of my current code below:


printf("Please input the value of N: ");
scanf("%d", &n);
while(n != 0)// Entry of 0 will quit the program
{
for (i = 0; i < sizeOfLychrelList;...

I apologize, my IDE and copy/paste like to fight with eachother.

n is an input number rather than a character, obtained with

scanf("%d", &n);
lychrels[] is an array of long longs.

Ok, I can't figure this out for the life of me.



for (i = 0; i < sizeOfLychrelList; i++)
{
if (lychrels[i] == n)
{
isLychrel = true;
}

That &n fixed 90% of my problems. I also fixed the rest of the issues for good programming form, although admittedly my for loops were due to poor note-taking. All that's left is to sort out my...

Debugging manually lead me to question this:


printf("Please input the value of N: ");
scanf("%d", n);
printf(n);


Commenting out all the rest of the code (except functions) after causes it...

hate to do it, but bump over the wall of spam.

Thought it might be a problem with datatype size (are ints in C really THAT much smaller than in Java? Wow.) so I changed every reference to numbers used for calculation, return types, and basically...

Introduction:
Before I get started, this is an advance warning that I've never coded in C before. I've taken 2 years of java-related programming, but C is a brand new animal for me. This is for a...