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Well, the retarded third cousin of your code anyway..... :tongue:



LOL....touche sir. :biggrin::wink:

Haha.....oops. You are too logical Tater, at least there was no way my solution could have been reasonably used. :rolleyes::tongue:

Haha.....good catch quzah. Fixed it, thanks. :wink::tongue:

How about this one: :rolleyes::tongue:


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

int main(void){

char input[5] = {0};

Yeah, good point. I thought about that but decided to be lazy with my example. :rolleyes:

Then why don't you make an array, e.g. a string table like your assignment asked for?, e.g.



char * stringTable[10];


And then fill in your array with the values you want.

Creating a lookup table would be a simple solution for this, yes. Probably the way I would have solved the problem statement.

Haha...I am being stupid again. Thanks Laser. :biggrin:

Did you miss where he stored "zero" into char a and the like?

No you didn't answer the question and I don't even think that code will compile. Start reading through the C tutorials on this site. Once completed, sit down and think about your problem. Then write...