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thanks.. i'll take note of it !!!

big help my friend !!!

now i realized something....

-this code does really work, if i define:




if((fp=fopen("phone.txt", "a")) == NULL) {
printf("cannot open directory file\n");
exit(1);

hey come on...

i m jst askin' for comments about this thing...
i try to store the name and number: ryan 45 678 67
but when i lookup, its not there on the file..

i jst need some help...

hey !! sorry if i annoyed anyone with my remarks....

i didn't mean to.... my apologies !!!

thanks for making me realize that i need help to help myself !

anyway,.. im not really that...

i wish to ask any programmer for help, regarding a case study iam compelled to solve...

it all has to do with creating a telephone directory, where you can store unlimited number of people with...

Oi Speedy 5 !!!


yeah ! its crude, simple.. but it works...

your use of functions (or whatever you call it), mezmerizes me to the point that i have to browse my book over and over again..
...

sorry, but i couldn't follow....

im trying and analyzing using:


if (isalnum(ch))
{
printf('*');
}

ok, here's my code.. Its really stupid..

coz everytime i type some "stuff"... i could see the "stuff" on the screen.. and when i hit enter, that's when i see the asterisks="****"

it should...

i have a curious question....

Something occurred to me while on an ATM,..

I wish to write a program asking a password...but i was bogged a little with this problem...


1. A user types...

Im copying your comments dudes.... Im learning more on those "indentations for readability" ...(imbecile me)...

now i have to *really* listen..

int *limit[N] ---> wrong

int limit[N] ----->...

/*sebastiani*/

The modulus (%) obtains the remainder of a division....

Thus, that code insures that an in-bounds index is generated.
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oh yes,.. of course, of course....

...

Here's the revised code again:




#include <stdio.h>
#define N 12
int main(void)
{
char m[80], *months[N] = {"january", "february", "march", "april", "may",

Hey Dudes !!

Oi ! /*Salem*/ !!

I don't know what you call it... but I woke up this evening, and got the idea for the problem... i got it on paper then typed it on my P.C. - and Yeah it...

sorry, got a correction.. int 21 and limit



char *zodiac[N] = { "CAPRICORN", "AQUARIUS", "PISCES", "ARIES", "TAURUS", "GEMINI", "CANCER", "LEO", "VIRGO", "LIBRA", "SCORPIO", "SAGITTARIUS"};
...

Sorry, but I dont get it....

should I use the switch again...?

but i do understand that i have to declare:


char *zodiac[N] = { "CAPRICORN", "AQUARIUS", "PISCES", "ARIES", "TAURUS",...

Yeah,.. i got the symantec worm fix tool,..

It removed the thing off my system 3 days ago,... but now its here again..

im currently running the tool.. it works anyway,..

Don't know if I have to bring this out.... (anyway,..)

Everytime I visit this site (cprogramming.com) I got the dreaded "BLAST" in my system activated...

in other words, Im interrupted by...

Oi !!

Thats real help dude !!
I had copied your codes on my Very Creative !! Thanks !!!
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Now.. may i ask something again...??

I have a source code below,... and notice that I...

How could I simplify this more...


[note: fgets(s, 80, stdin) doesn't work for me... (sorry) it doesnt compile !!]

it doesn't matter if the user types the month and date:

June 6789 (no...

char *continent ={"Australia", "Asia", "Africa", "Europe", "NAmerica", "SAmerica"};

Ok.. How do you declare the continent right ??

God ! your concepts are to advanced for me to follow...
...

Oi !

You deduced my problem to the point of REAL simplicity !!

Yeah !! Thanks !!

I got edited it all to using: fgets(s, 80,stdin),... the int main(),..
and return 0; (as you...

back then (while fixing this code) I got the idea of using switches..

but Im having a TOTAL mess with using strings as "variables" and case "constants"...

how should i write:


...

(to the board editors: sorry for my previous thread !!)

We're asked to write an astrology program,

1. the user types his/her birthday..
2. the program responds with the user's zodiac sign......

Thanks for your comments on our ancient standard compiler...

Well, I can't do anything about it... Its our "class" standard,

Our instructor always comments on the fact that most of us have no...

/* to avoid confusion between a computer mouse and the little furry rodent */


Really ?,.. Well, I stand corrected, Sir..

Thanks for that "term" !!