array i[n],v[n]..etc cant display from [0] to [50] only newly added input displayed

[lcpongkl]

I am trying to display out all the input values of array i[n],v[n],p[n],r[n] in high_low(), but only last newly added input will be displayed. help pls?

thanks!

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#define SIZE 50


int menu(void);
void printline(void);
void power_VI(void);
//void power_VR(void);
//void power_IR(void);
void high_low(void);
int check(float *);


int choice,n=0;

char input[SIZE];
float vots[SIZE],amps[SIZE],res[SIZE],power[SIZE];

float *i=amps,*v=vots,*r=res,*p=power;


int main (void)
{



		while(1)
		{

			choice=menu();

			switch(choice)
			{
				case '1':	power_VI();
						
							break;
				case '2':
						//	power_VR();
							break;
				case '3':
					//		power_IR();
							break;
				case '4':
							high_low();
							break;

				case '5':	
							printf("\n\t\t");
							break;
				default :
							printf("\n\t\tInvalid Key -- try again!\n");
			}
			if(choice == '5')
			break;
		
			printf("\n\t\tPress any key to continue!");
			getch();
		}

}


void high_low(void)
{
		
	int count=0;

	for(count=0;count < n; count++)
		{
	system("cls");
	printf("\n");
	printf("\tThe calculated DC powers are:\n");
	printline();

	printf("\n\tNo.\tCurrent\t\tVoltage\t\tResistance\tPower");
	printf("\n\t\t(amps)\t\t(volt)\t\t(ohms)\t\t(watts)\n");
	printline();

    printf("\t%2d\t%.2f\t\t%.2f\t\t%.2f\t\t%.2f\n",
	count+1,i[count],v[count],r[count],p[count]);
		
	
		}

}	

void power_VI (void)

{	
	system("cls");
	printline();
	printf("\t\tDC Power calculation using Voltage and Current\n");
	printline();

	do{
	
	printf("\n\t\tEnter the value of voltage <vots> : ");
	gets(input);
	v[n]=(float)strtod(input, NULL);

	}while(check(&v[n])==0);
	
	


	do{

	printf("\t\tEnter the value of current <amps> : ");
	gets(input);
	i[n]=(float)strtod(input, NULL);

	}while(check(&i[n])==0);
	

	
	printf("\n\t\tThe computed values are :\n");
	r[n]   = (v[n])/(i[n]);
	p[n]  = (v[n])*(i[n]);
	
	printf("\n\t\tResistance = %.2f ohms\tDC power = %.2f watts\n", r[n],p[n]);
	
	n++;


}
int check(float *x)
{
	int flag=1;
	
	if(*x<=0)
	{
		printf("\n\t\tInvalid data entry! Please enter again.\n");
		flag=0;
	}

	return flag;
}
/*
void power_VR (void)

{
	
	system("cls");
	printline();
	printf("\t\tDC Power calculation using Voltage and Resistance\n");
	printline();

	do{

	printf("\n\t\tEnter the value of voltage    <vots> : ");
	gets(input);
	v[index]=strtod(input, NULL);

	}while(check(v)==0);

	do{

	printf("\t\tEnter the value of resistance <ohms> : ");
	gets(input);
	r[index]=strtod(input, NULL);
	}while(check(r)==0);

	printf("\n\t\tThe computed values are :\n");
	i[index] = (v[index])/(r[index]);
	p[index] = (i[index])*(i[index])*(r[index]);
	
	printf("\n\t\tCurrent = %.2f amps\tDC power = %.2f watts\n", i[index],p[index]);


}
void power_IR (void)

{
	
	system("cls");
	printline();
	printf("\t\tDC Power calculation using Current and Resistance\n");
	printline();

	do{
	printf("\n\t\tEnter the value of current    <amps> : ");
	gets(input);
	i[index]=strtod(input, NULL);
	}while(check(i)==0);


	do{

	printf("\t\tEnter the value of resistance <ohms> : ");
	gets(input);
	r[index]=strtod(input, NULL);
	
	}while(check(r)==0);
	
	printf("\n\t\tThe computed values are :\n");
	v[index] = (i[index])*(r[index]);
	p[index] = (v[index])*(v[index])/(r[index]);
	
	printf("\n\t\tVoltage = %.2f ohms\tDC power = %.2f watts\n", v[index],p[index]);


}


*/
		
int menu(void)

{
	system("cls");
	printline();
	printf("\t\tCALCULATION OF DC POWER\n");
	printline();
	printf("\t\t(1)\tUsing Voltage and Current\n");
	printf("\t\t(2)\tUsing Voltage and Resistance\n");
	printf("\t\t(3)\tUsing Current and Resistance\n");
	printf("\t\t(4)\tDisplay Highest & Lowest Power\n");
	printf("\t\t(5)\tExit\n");
	printline();
	printf("\n\t\tPlease enter your choice : ");
	return getche();
}


void printline (void)
{
	int count;
	printf("\t");
	for(count=0; count<65; count++)
	{
		printf("=");
	}
		printf("\n");
}

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