Here is part of my program that im having issues with. I know it still needs work and im not done, but on my loop, how can i get it to stop with a "n" or "N" selection? should i get rid of the for...
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Here is part of my program that im having issues with. I know it still needs work and im not done, but on my loop, how can i get it to stop with a "n" or "N" selection? should i get rid of the for...
I must be staring at this for too long because Ive been able to do this simple loop in the past...not today. Im just trying to take a string including spaces or characters and convert it to uppercase...
here are a few ways ive tried....
int main(void)
{
int num_in_rank[NUM_RANKS];
int num_in_suit[NUM_SUITS];
for(;;){
Hello, Im just looking for a step in the right direction. Im moving the 2 arrays "num_in_suit" and "num_in_rank" into the main function instead of external. But everytime I add them as arguments in...
Argh! Thank you! I read and re-read all 3 of those lines looking for the spelling mistake. I must have been looking for too long. lol Thanks
Hey, can anyone help me figure out why I keep getting a "linker error" when running this program?
the error is- [Linker error] undefined reference to `billingamount(double, double, bool)'
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Ah! Thank you Christop!
It executes and asks for the numbers, but doesnt add them. I just get a warning and compiler stops working with a "**process returned**" error.
#include <stdio.h>
#define SIZE 100
Ya, I just caught that one myself and edited it, however it's still not working. ?
Just learning functions and keep getting lost in the variables. So i took a step back and just tried to do a very basic adding function and its still not working. Where am i going wrong?
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