Thread: Program is weird...

Code:

 #include <stdio.h>
   double instructions_white();
   double instructions_sweet();
   double instructions_double();
   double instructions_manual();
   double calc_baking_time();
   int main()
   {
          char bread_type;
          char loaf;
          char manual;
          printf("Are you making white or sweet bread (w or s)?\n");
          scanf(" %c",&bread_type);
  
          printf("Is this a single or double loaf (s or d)?\n");
          scanf(" %c",&loaf);
  
          printf("Are you going to bake manually (y or n)?\n");
          scanf(" %c",&manual);
  
         if(bread_type=='w'||bread_type=='W')
          {
                  double instructions_white();
          }
          else
          if(bread_type=='s'||bread_type=='S')
          {
                  double instructions_sweet();
          }
  
          return 0;
  }
          double instructions_white()
  {
          printf("Op");
  
          return 0;

So basically calling a function from within an If statement doesn't work?

Can you please stop posting code with your own line numbers.
In case you didn't notice, the board gives you line numbers for free.

Compare
22 if(bread_type=='w'||bread_type=='W')
vs.
27 if(bread_type=='s'||'S')

Also, read your book on the difference between a function prototype and a function call.

It's nothing to do with it being if or while or for or anything else

// This is a prototype
double instructions_white();

// This is a CALL
instructions_white();

Even when you've fixed your if statement logic problem, unless you actually CALL the function, it still won't show anything on screen.

I mean, you manage to CALL printf and scanf without any problems.