Thread: Unidirectional cyclic list. Find most words whitch begin by letter A.

Expl1

Code:

#include<stdlib.h>
#include<stdio.h>
struct sarasas
{
    char duomuo;
    struct sarasas *kitas;
};
typedef struct sarasas Sarasas;
typedef Sarasas *SarasasPtr;
char i;
int kiekis=0, kiekis_temp=0;
int main()
{
    SarasasPtr sar;
    sar=(SarasasPtr) malloc(sizeof(Sarasas));
    SarasasPtr pradzia=sar;
    //IVEDIMAS-------------------------------------------------------------------
    printf("Iveskite teksta (noredami nutraukti spauskite CTRL+Z):\n");
    printf("?");
    scanf("%c", &i);
    while(!feof(stdin))
    {
        sar->duomuo=i;
        sar->kitas=(SarasasPtr) malloc(sizeof(Sarasas));
        sar=sar->kitas;
        if(i=='\n')
            printf("?");
        scanf("%c", &i);
    }
    sar->kitas=pradzia;
    sar=pradzia;
    printf("\n\n");
    //SPAUSDINIMAS_IR_TIKRINIMAS--------------------------------------------------
do
{
if((sar->duomuo==' ')||(sar->duomuo=='\n')) //TIKRINA
        if ((sar->kitas->duomuo=='A')||(sar->duomuo=='A'))
            kiekis_temp++;
        else
        {
            if (kiekis_temp>kiekis)
            {
                kiekis=kiekis_temp;
            }
            kiekis_temp=0;
        }

    {
        printf("%c",sar->duomuo);       //SPAUSDINA
        sar=sar->kitas;

    }
}while (sar->kitas!=pradzia);

    printf("\n\n");
    printf("Zodziu prasidedanciu raide A yra: %d", kiekis);   //ATSAKYMAS
    printf("\n");
system("pause");
return 0;
}

Expl2

Code:

#include<stdlib.h>
#include<stdio.h>
struct sarasas
{
    char duomuo;
    struct sarasas *kitas;
};
typedef struct sarasas Sarasas;
typedef Sarasas *SarasasPtr;
char i;
int kiekis=0, kiekis_temp=0;
int main()
{
    SarasasPtr sar;
    sar=(SarasasPtr) malloc(sizeof(Sarasas));
    SarasasPtr pradzia=sar;
    SarasasPtr pabaiga=sar;
    //IVEDIMAS-------------------------------------------------------------------
    printf("Iveskite teksta (noredami nutraukti spauskite CTRL+Z):\n");
    printf("?");
    scanf("%c", &i);
    while(!feof(stdin))
    {
        sar->duomuo=i;
        sar->kitas=(SarasasPtr) malloc(sizeof(Sarasas));
        sar=sar->kitas;
        if(i=='\n')
            printf("?");
        scanf("%c", &i);
    }
    pabaiga=sar;
    sar->kitas=pradzia;
    sar=pradzia;
    printf("\n\n");
  //SPAUSDINIMAS_IR_TIKRINIMAS--------------------------------------------------
do
{
if(sar->duomuo=='A')
    kiekis_temp++;
     if((sar->duomuo==' ')||(sar->duomuo=='\n')) //TIKRINA
        if ((sar->kitas->duomuo=='A')||(sar->duomuo=='A'))
            kiekis_temp++;
        else
        {
            if((sar->duomuo==' ')||(sar->duomuo=='\n')) 
            if ((sar->kitas->duomuo=='A')||(sar->duomuo=='A'))
            kiekis_temp++;
        }
        else
        {
            if (kiekis_temp>kiekis)
            {
                kiekis=kiekis_temp;
            }
            kiekis_temp=0;
        }

    {
        printf("%c",sar->duomuo);       //SPAUSDINA
        sar=sar->kitas;

    }
}while (pabaiga->kitas!=pradzia);

    printf("\n\n");
    printf("Zodziu prasidedanciu raide A yra: %d", kiekis);   //ATSAKYMAS
    printf("\n");
system("pause");
return 0;
}

In first example program did not count first word if it begin from "A", but sometimes it did not count last word if it begin from "A". In second example i think to white with "begining" and "end".

Yes, very nice... and???

I need to find how much words begin with letter A. But there are some mistakes, so i need help

Don't make us guess...

What are the mistakes? Compile warnings? errors? Some part of the code doesn't work right? Which part, what does it do or not do?

In first example program did not count FIRST word if it begin from "A", but sometimes it did not count last word if it begin from "A", so it is with if something, i think. So i wrote a second example with (pradzia "begin") and (pabaiga "end"), that the last and first count didn't miss.

Originally Posted by mike65535

Well, it's hard to follow the logic of the code since I cannot interpret the non-English text (print statements, variable names, etc.)

You have an irregular brace style for your ifs.

Code:

 printf("%c",sar->duomuo);

Probably works, but not clear. I get a warning.

It looks like he's taking keyboard input and placing each character in a separate struct in a linked list... as in wow!

Me... I'd use fgets() into a nice big char array and then go at it with strtok() to burst out words and check the first letter...

maybe we could do it without functions?

Originally Posted by CommonTater

It looks like he's taking keyboard input and placing each character in a separate struct in a linked list... as in wow!

Me... I'd use fgets() into a nice big char array and then go at it with strtok() to burst out words and check the first letter...

Man it's Unidirectional cyclic list u can't use fgets it's with files

I also whant to say that fgets is using just work with files.

You can use fgets to retrieve data from the keyboard. When you run your program three standard files are opened automatically, stdout for output to the screen, stdin for input from the keyboard, and stderr an unbuffered output file. So since you want to get data from the screen you would use stdin as the file.

Code:

fgets(YourVariable, YourVariable size, stdin);

Jim

Find most words whitch begin by letter A.

Why are you reading each letter into the linked list? If you were putting each word into the list, the algorithm (not the implementation mind) would make more sense.

I'd use fgets() into a nice big char array and then go at it with strtok() to burst out words and check the first letter...

That's better than the letter based linked list, but not by much.

Man it's Unidirectional cyclic list

So? Would storing each letter make more sense if it was bidirectional?

Soma

(are you saying fgets() doesn't work with files?)

I think it's being suggested that the OP use fgets, but fgets is for dealing with files. Seems clear, based on the use of scanf, that the OP wants the data coming in from the keyboard.