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    The C Programing Language soln needed

    hi.. can anybody point me to the solution to a particular exercise question? it's the last question of the exercise of the 5th chapter, Pointers and Arrays, which is about generalizing the dcl program. to be exact, it's -

    20. Expand dcl to handle declarations with function argument types, qualifiers like const , and so on. (Pg 126)

    i've already checked The C Programming Language Answers To Exercises and the K&R2 solutions - clc-wiki links but they did not have the solution. if anybody knows where to find them or has them, please let me know.

    thanks

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    Hi, just a friendly suggestion - you'll get help more quickly if you post the C statements that you don't understand using code tags, rather than asking for solutions. I'm new at C also, but I have taken the time to read the FAQs etc. There is a "Homework" policy statement sprinkled everywhere. I see one that I have to read before coming to this C- BB. Even if it's not "homework" per se (I'm not in a class, but learning C on my own) the regulars here will not simply post solutions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xabhi View Post
    hi.. can anybody point me to the solution to a particular exercise question? it's the last question of the exercise of the 5th chapter, Pointers and Arrays, which is about generalizing the dcl program. to be exact, it's -

    20. Expand dcl to handle declarations with function argument types, qualifiers like const , and so on. (Pg 126)

    i've already checked The C Programming Language Answers To Exercises and the K&R2 solutions - clc-wiki links but they did not have the solution. if anybody knows where to find them or has them, please let me know.

    thanks
    learn C and do it yourself. write the code, and if you have problems with THE CODE YOU WRITE then ask questions about that.

    WE ARE NOT HERE TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK

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    learn C and do it yourself. write the code, and if you have problems with THE CODE YOU WRITE then ask questions about that.
    WE ARE NOT HERE TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK
    no, this is not my homework and i did not ask for a complete solution. read my post again. i only asked if anybody can provide me with a link or something to the answer if it's OTI. also, it's one of the more difficult problems or i would not have asked, but nevermind now, i've done it.

    oh, and no thanks to you (or your love for the CAPS)...

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    Well, if you post your answer, someone here is sure to give you feedback.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xabhi View Post
    no, this is not my homework and i did not ask for a complete solution. read my post again. i only asked if anybody can provide me with a link or something to the answer if it's OTI. also, it's one of the more difficult problems or i would not have asked, but nevermind now, i've done it.

    oh, and no thanks to you (or your love for the CAPS)...
    See, it only took you a day and you didn't need help at all. Good job.

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