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Don't worry, my career choice, leans towards electrical/mechanical engineering. I am in this course, because I want to simply understand basic programming.

As a wise man once said: Programmers...

weird, It is now going through every word, although it is checking each word 2 times.... Also it says EVERY word is not spelled correctly, even though some of them are. I believe the second error...

ok, here is my code now... I was not able to remove the newline, could you link to the manual that you were referring to, as the only fgets manual I could find, shown nothing about removing the...

Hi everyone,

I would like to start by apologising, I should not have expected you to drop everything you were doing to help me. :o

I have also learnt a valuable lesson in scheduling... I left...

Help PLEASE!! the deadline is fast approaching, and I can't figure this out!

ok, that fixed half my errors, but I still have these:


dictionary.c:38:29: error: incompatible integer to pointer conversion passing 'char' to parameter of type 'const char *';
take the...

Also, there is another program that goes with this, they are compiled together with a makefile, here that program is:


#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/resource.h>
#include...

sorry, that isn't all of my code, here it is, although I don't know how it will help:


include <stdio.h>
#include "dictionary.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>


#define MAXWORDS 26

It needs to be done tonight! Do you have any recommendations for a different way to do it???

Hi,

I need help with converting a const char to a char. That is part of a larger function that is a part of a spell checker, this function is supposed to compare "word" with every word in the...

I totally agree with that Adak said, I myself made a Vigenere cipher a few months and it is actually a lot simpler then you may think! If you are doing cs50, as I was when I wrote the program, then...

Ok, so I have been working on getting this thing working, and I think I am close, I have commented out the "unload" function for now, as It was giving me some problems, but I think the problem(s) are...

You actually CAN change the .h file.... Here is part of the specification for this pset:



You may not alter speller.c.
You may alter dictionary.c (and, in fact, must in order to complete the...

I understand that, so I want to use a global variable for *fp but when I did that it only caused more problems.... Is global variables the right way to go???

Testing if unload worked or not, is part of the problem set's speck.

I didn't declare *fp in that snippet, but in an earlier function that loads. (see code I posted 2 hours ago)

This is the...

so is my current code for unload correct??? because my one error is coming from it:

dictionary.c:115:16: error: use of undeclared identifier 'fp'
if(fclose(*fp)==0)

There is no main(), all the program does is define functions that are called elsewhere.



I am not quite sure what you are getting at, I need fp in both load and unload....

OK, so I have been working on getting the variables to carry across the different functions. I looked at many possible ways to do this, including pointers, but ended up deciding on.... GLOBAL...

How do I carry variables across functions????

I have been fiddling around with the functions, but I cant get them to work, without getting these errors:

dictionary.c:22:6: error: conflicting types for 'check'
bool check(const char* word,...

I may be screwing it up, but I am learning a TON in doing so! And I am, actually, grasping the basics.

Ok, so I have made all the changes you recommended, BUT I am not so sure about changing the name of the functions, as they are called in speller.c.... Also, they are called in the .h file.....

I'm not sure if I should change the name of check (or any function), as it is called in the supplied program.... Below is the .h file



#ifndef DICTIONARY_H
#define DICTIONARY_H


#include...

Ok, so I have made the changes, including changing the DLENGTH to 45 (as when I read the instructions again, it actually says that the dictionary that will be used to test the program, may have words...

Sorry, got to go, I will check back tomorrow morning, Thanks SO much for your help so far!!!