I want to scan the days and later want to display without any header file
Get the data from user
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Display the day entered by user
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
I tried
i have to store 7 stringsCode:#include<stdio.h> int main() { int i; char days[8]; for ( i = 0; i < 7; i++) { scanf("%s",days); } for ( i = 0; i < 7; i++) { printf ("Day %s \n", days[i]); } return 0; }
How can we do this without any header file
Last edited by vajra11; 11-15-2019 at 07:37 AM.
The C language consists of aproximatly 44 keywords, and approximately 47 operators, and many rules concerning them.
All the rest are contained within the Standard Library, a set of pre-compiled functions available in all C Standards complaint compilers.
With that in mind, it would be almost impossible to perform any input and output without the use of the functions, #defines and other data contained in those header files, and the Standard Library functions linked in by the linker. You would have to write them yourself, and I don't recommend even attempting this!!!
If this is an assignment by a instructor, then your answer should be that no, it is not possible. I smell a trick question here! ;^)
No I was just experimentingOriginally Posted by rstanley
Actually you could input them using command line arguments, but outputting them would be the trick! ;^)
Also, in your code, you are overwriting each word with the next one, and then attempting to print out the last word input 7 times. You would need an two dimensional array, such asCode:$ ./prog Tuesday Wednesday ...
"Wednesday" is 9 characters, and you would need at least 10 chars for the word, plus the terminating Nul byte.Code:char days[7][12]
Your code should not compile without errors or warnings. days[i] is a char and the format specifier , %s expects a string.
Please turn on and turn up your compiler warning level to the highest!!!
