Thanks for the reassurance! I might just read both, because I'm really enjoying C for dummies, its humorous attitude keep's me engaged, as I'm not a huge fan of books. But I'll be sure to read the...
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Thanks for the reassurance! I might just read both, because I'm really enjoying C for dummies, its humorous attitude keep's me engaged, as I'm not a huge fan of books. But I'll be sure to read the...
FML already started reading it. :S
On this note, are there any book you would recommend of that you used? I was thinking "C for Dummies 2nd edition" ?
I think your right, I rushed into this, I told myself I would stick to books, but that changed quickly. I will go back to reading an up-todate book. And maybe re-visit this later on. I'm still proud...
Okay, so I have fixed that, and guess what? Another issue! Here is the updated code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main(void)
{
int loopcount;
int numbers;
...
Well I'm glad it works for you, its pretty odd I must admit. But like I said, I'm a newbie and to be honest I'm mostly figuring this out as I go, I use DEV C++ to write and compile and don't know...
Thank you, it runs now, but it still doesn't work fully, CMD looks something like this (Area between *'s is user input)
Hey guys, so I started to learn a little C from numerous different sources and Iv'e hit a little "bump". When following a simple tutorial of how to make a average calculator with 5 inputs I decided I...