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Ok, thanks. That might make it a little easier to get a grip on all of these functions that people keep mentioning. :)

Why exactly would it degenerate into that? I don't see why thatis the case, although I can see that the initial statement was wrong.

OK, thanks. One more question. Can you look up every function in C with the man pages on a UNIX system? I've noticed that i can do that for some, but have only tried a few so far.

I have been writing a program that uses scanf to scan in a number. It doesn't seem to work very well. I have heard that scanf does not do error checking. But is there a way to check the return status...

That never fails to get me. Thanks.

OK, thanks. For some reason, when I was trying that in my program, the values were not being modified. I'll give it another go. Thanks again.

"a, b and c are all floating point variables. Why are you treating them as integers?"

A darn good question. And probably art of my problem.

I took a C class some time ago and the teacher told...

I am trying to code a program to solve quadratic equations. The problem is that after entering the input data, the program just seems to terminate and I can't figure out why. The code is:


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You can store a single ASCII character in a variable of type "char". All other basic types are for storing numeric data (double, float, long, short, int). You can also use the char type in...