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It seems like what you're looking for is what split does. Split can be found here:

http://www.gnu.org/directory/textutils.html

The source is available to you from there as well if you just want...

In case you still wanted to know, the printf statement can do what you want. You'd have to specify the precision ( I believe it is .#, that is, a period followed by a number). In the case of integers...

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1) I'm not sure what you're trying to ask. It seems like you've got the idea of validating the month and date data already.

2) Be more specific. Do you want to...

Insertion Sort:
This works by having some area where you will put the sorted list, and taking elements one at a time in the unsorted list and placing them in the correct spot in the sorted...

cmath is filled with useful math functions. *gasp* what a surprise! Anyways, here's a nice place to look them all up. As for your question, the "floor" function is what you'd want.
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Wow. This is a really silly way to do this. As someone pointed out earlier, the *10 is there just because they are representing the binary number with a decimal number that happens to "look" the...

To repeat an earlier statement, this is *not* AI, just a search. Anyways, moving on to how to solve it, I still am not sure if what you are looking for is a shortest path solution or any path...