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Thanks, that answered a lot of my question. What about your own experiences?

I decided to go to school for computer science, I have a lot of questions on what to do to prepare myself for the real world. I want to become a good reliable programmer. What should I look for in...

Planning on taking "Computer Science" for my major, wondering about any advice on classes or languages I should learn?

Thanks everybody for helping me learn some of the fundamentals, your help...

#include <stdio.h>

void change(float, int *, int*, int*, int*);

int main()
{
float total;
int quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies;

{

@Stahta01
I am just trying to learn "C" with the help of the board, I only post a question when I am stumped... Your jokes are funny haha, now I appreciate your advice on writing out the steps and...

@Stahta01 I know I just dont know how to apply it in "C" lol... so I am lost using the call functions with the modular division (%) to get the remainder to break it down in cents. I thought it would...

1) Math header not sure if i need it...
2) Function I am not sure on how to use it correctly...
3) Output did exactly what I was not supposed to do...

The book I am using has a bunch of...

Write a C function named change() that accepts a floating point
number of total coins and the addresses of the integer variables named
quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. The function should...

Output



x is one
x is not one or two



I see, so the first "if" function and the "else" perform there functions because the code did not clarify what process it wanted to follow?

So that could cause a conflict in more complicated programs?

#include <stdio.h>

int main (int argc, const char * argv[])
{

char let;


printf("Please Insert a single character here: \n");
scanf("%c",&let);

Wow! its so much simpler than I thought thank you also the way I set up the Characters A-Z-



case 'a':case'b':case'c':case'd':case'e':case'f':case'h':case'i':case'j':case'k':
...

So i Should just use "char" and have one "scanf function"

1. Ask for a single character to be typed from the keyboard. Analyze the
character and print out a message that it is:
- an alphabetic character (a–z or A–Z)
- a digit (0–9) or...

I tried just to simplify it, now I am just going to read up on it obviously something I am doing with the if and else statement is wrong and I have to read up on switch statements too...

input:"w"...

Well I want it to respond to a #0-9

You entered the number four
and
Error when you type a character

formatting the if and else statement is what I am getting confused with I try using the...

Ask the user to enter a digit between 0 and 9. Have the program print
out the digit in words, for example:

Enter a digit between 0 and 9: 4
You entered the number four

Assume that the...