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Edit: Never mind. Found my mistake.

Thank you so much for your help! :)

Ugh, thanks. It's been a few weeks since we've done this, and I thought I was remembering correctly. I'll go back and review my old programs/notes, and will be back if I have more issues. Thanks!

Hello everyone. I am a little stuck on my project that I am working on. I am almost done, but this save file is the problem. I have to give the user an option to save what their results of the...

Thank you! :) I got it!

I had to write a program that opens a file, reads a list of doubles, and then averages them. The result SHOULD be 40 something (i don't remember exactly and don't have time to average them again...

I got it!!! Thank you guys sooo much! :D

Here is the finished code. I also went ahead and did the smallest number as well.



# include <stdio.h>


int main()

Oh, I can do that? This is what it says in my notes:



Would this be considered a different scenario, though? That's the only reason I didn't try it.

Thanks! :)

It's a .txt file and it looks exactly like this:


23 11 22 98 55 35 43 8 60 31 59 27 95 19 2 81 94 5 47 20

Hmm, would I not use an array maybe? But, I also can't see declaring 20 different...

Hello. I have a program that I have to write that reads 20 ints in from a file and then lists the greatest and smallest ones. For right now I'm just trying to make it run to get the largest number,...

Kentric:

I didn't put an '&' because I was taught that you do not need one when you are working with arrays (both & and arrays point to a memory location).

rags_to_riches:

Thanks for your...

Hello!

I just completed writing a program to ask a user for 2 words, pass them into a function, and use strcmp to let the user know which word is larger (or if they are equal). The program...

Thank you! :) And yes, the reason I put the double parenthesis there is because the compiler wasn't happy. But, for some reason, I thought that would fix the problem too (I thought it was either use...

Hello!

I am stuck on this program I have to write for the days of the week. The days of the week is in a string array, and the program asks the user for a number between 1 and 7. The program is...

Thank you guys!!! You put me on the right track. I got it! :)



# include <stdio.h>

/*prototypes*/
double find_average(double *array, double size);

int main()

I am honestly not sure. I have only that model to go off of. In class, he said, "Oh, and here are a few models you can refer to later", and that was it. And, according to what was given, I thought...

Ok, I realize I just asked for help, but I am so confused right now. I have been working for the past hour on another problem (which is just an add on to the last one I posted about), and I know I am...

Yup, I got it! :) Thanks! It's working now!

Ick, didn't work. :( This is the output I am getting:

The grades are:
0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,

Thank you for your help! :)

I am writing a program for my programming class and I have run into a problem. I got the entire program completed/compiled, but for the output, it's printing only zeros?

This is the HW problem:
...

Thank you! That's what I thought I had to do, but the way it was worded I thought it would be wrong. I've got it now! :)

Hello!

So, I am completely stuck on my last HW problem. This is the problem it gives to me:

Change the printNumber method :


Change the code INSIDE the method to have it RETURN the...

I got it! :D It's all coming out right, but hopefully the code makes sense.




# include <stdio.h>
# include <math.h>

int main()
{

Oops! Well, if it means anything I meant to remove the first stated Pythagorean theorem after I put it in the if statement. I just forgot to remove it. But yeah, I did define it twice differently...

Hello again!

I am having some trouble on this right triangle program I have to write for class. I have it written out, and it compiled/runs just fine. The problem is that it says everything is a...

Thanks! :) I'll remember that.