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I'm helping by adding comments, so please read through your code below. I don't think their is a way to exit the program with CTRL + D, but anyone can close a program with CTRL + C





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Haha, right I honest to god do peoples homework just because I believe they've tried.. but omg haha, go away

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

#define N 250


int main()
{
float...

printf("$/t%f", varible);

If you use an & symbol, you'll pass the address of table in memory.



#include <stdio.h>

void display_table(int*, int);

#define MAX_PEOPLE 100

Sorry about the lack of information. He likes electronics, he also likes to teach me, so does it include the pdf or what ever to learn. Sorry about this message, I'm messaging while his in the toilet...

How easy is it to translate coding for linux to Raspberry PI coding... I ask, because I'm about to buy 2x Raspberry PI's. Its my dads bday soon, and he likes being competitive... alright, I want one...

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float threenumbers(floatnum1, floatnum2, floatnum3){
num1=num1+num2+num3;
num2=num1+num2+num3)/3;
num3=num1*num2*num3;
}

I don't under Arabic, but I found this article which some of you might enjoy reading.
The article isn't in Arabic.

Meet قلب, the programming language that uses Arabic script • The Register

The first "struct integer" is telling the program, that it should expect to get a return in the form of a "struct integer*". Its a function, his not declaring the structure.

I can't see anything. Could you not upload the full source to something like sourceforge

I currently use this... but my flowcharts don't usually end up that complicated.

Flowchart software | Diagram software | Flowchart diagram

Their are the same amount of closing brackets with opening brackets.

You should put fflush stdin before getchar();




fflush(stdin);
getchar();

You can't create an array of varibles with a number which could change, it has to be a static number. You could create a int pointer and then malloc the amount of memory you required.




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I've been reading through keeperfx code. Its a community patch for Dungeon Keeper 1.

The person stated that instead of creating dungeon keeper from scratch his using the original EXE as a sort of...

Thank you for your reply. You just answered my next question about extern with functions as well :)

I think I have the understanding correct, but just encase could someone confirm this for me.

In C, a static function is used to state that only the app/dll which contains the code for the function...

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm just looking for people's views on the subject.

At the moment I'm using structures with multi-dimensional pointer arrays, mainly because I'm more comfortable with...

This is quite a trivial question (I'm just curious), so thank you if you answer.I was just wondering what would be best for handling objects with multiple faces.

A structure containing a linked...