What have you been told .... ANALYSE -> PLAN -> WRITE -> TESTOriginally Posted by Animesh Gaitond
You are in school to learn how to program... not to learn how to act like a simpering little brat begging everyone else for candy.
What have you been told .... ANALYSE -> PLAN -> WRITE -> TEST
You are in school to learn how to program... not to learn how to act like a simpering little brat begging everyone else for candy.
Just a little, yeah, muttley
The comment that "only a student can understand another students homework blues" is also laying it on with a trowel.
Most people here were actually students at one time, so we do actually know what it's like. We also know that, while not all "homework blues" result directly from laziness of the student, that a significant proportion actually do.
We also know that each crop of students believes their challenges are somehow new and unique, and each also thinks that they can somehow disguise homework problems in order to trick other people into spoon-feeding them the answers.
I see my typing skills are right on average...Just a little, yeah, muttley
Hey, always a student... Anyone who does not learn some new skill --no matter how small-- each day isn't really living.Most people here were actually students at one time, so we do actually know what it's like. We also know that, while not all "homework blues" result directly from laziness of the student, that a significant proportion actually do.
Now ain't that the truth...We also know that each crop of students believes their challenges are somehow new and unique, and each also thinks that they can somehow disguise homework problems in order to trick other people into spoon-feeding them the answers.
With exhibits A and B right here in this thread.
Actually, reading the requirements, that's about the only option left open to him.
Stupid assignment really... but an interesting brain teaser...
I tried it in another way, but it was more complicated.
And that was the point wasn't it? The criteria of the homework.
Warning: Some or all of my posted code may be non-standard and as such should not be used and in no case looked at.
I like your algorithm; the one I thought up was a variation of "Animesh Gaitond" method in post #22.
Tim S.
What I came up with was too.
This was suggested by 'whiteflags' and 'AndrewHunter' .
what is the method used for reversing an array without using string library function?
Well since there isn't a standard C library function for reversing strings, you're on your own anyway.
But this thread is 40 posts old, with quite a few clues.
Isn't it about time you read the thread carefully, and actually put in some effort of your own?
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
i tried my best but couldnt get it correctly.
Then POST YOUR CODE. This isn't a homework service. Additionally, did you read through the thread at all. There are many suggestions on how to do this.
Warning: Some or all of my posted code may be non-standard and as such should not be used and in no case looked at.
He stands before you, hands outstretched, brain on standby, ears fully covered, waiting for answers to fall from the heavens.
Yeah, like I did that!It is harder than it seems like it should be.
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
