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    Qestion.. (:

    My question is: if I need to ask from the user to input 30 numbers what is the easy way to write it in C as a loop?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oranitt View Post
    My question is: if I need to ask from the user to input 30 numbers what is the easy way to write it in C as a loop?
    my answer is:don't worry abut easy or hard way , just try it yourself ,then post your code.

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    You should probably do it with a for loop since for loops are usually used when you know how many iterations will be done.

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    For loop

    Using for loop would be easier for you. You can do it with while or do_while also all the loops will take same time. Or you can use recursion also.
    You can write foor loop as :-
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    int i;
    for(i=0; i<30; i++)
    {
       // your code goes here. 
    }

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    thank you

    all for helping (:

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    this is the qestion

    For some reason I cant think about a solution
    suggestion will be accepted (:




    Write a program receiving 30 three-digit integers. The program to calculate the sum of digits of unity, of the dozens and hundreds of all 30 numbers recorded on the plan at the end print the three amounts together with a suitable

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    This sounds suspiciously like a homework assignment, especially because it's devoid of typos and other errors in your post.

    Also, don't use scanf() like the guy above suggested, it teaches terrible coding habits unlike fgets() or fread().

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    I understand you completely, believe me if I would not try before I probably Probably would not have assisted you , I've been a whole day trying to find a solution for the exercise and everything went wrong , just degrading things (: hah I tried to check all the study material given to us, classes are recorded and nothing! Anyone who wants to help, no one has to ... (:

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    Quote Originally Posted by memcpy View Post
    Also, don't use scanf() like the guy above suggested, it teaches terrible coding habits unlike fgets() or fread().
    Sorry, what? Please link me to somewhere that says taking input with scanf, specifically numerical input, teaches terrible coding habits.

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    BTW sorry for the bad English

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oranitt View Post
    I understand you completely, believe me if I would not try before I probably Probably would not have assisted you , I've been a whole day trying to find a solution for the exercise and everything went wrong , just degrading things (: hah I tried to check all the study material given to us, classes are recorded and nothing! Anyone who wants to help, no one has to ... (:
    Post the code or quit asking for help.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oranitt View Post
    I understand you completely, believe me if I would not try before I probably Probably would not have assisted you , I've been a whole day trying to find a solution for the exercise and everything went wrong
    So you must have something written, post that. Honestly -- no one is going to bother if you yourself do not make an effort.

    Quote Originally Posted by memcpy View Post
    Also, don't use scanf() like the guy above suggested, it teaches terrible coding habits unlike fgets() or fread().
    Scanf() is a little more complicated to use than fgets() or fread(), but it is very handy when used properly.
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    Sitting here waiting for the OP's code to show up...

    Even if it's just an empty main(), just give us something!
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