THE PROBLEM ASK FOR A WHILE STATEMENT IN REPLACE OF THE DO-WHILE....I CAN'T SEEM TO GET IT.
PLEASE HELP...THANKS TO ALL THE PROGRAMMERS THAT HELP ME SO FAR!!!!
#include<stdio.h>
#include<ctype.h>
int main()
{
char inChar;
do
{
printf("\npush any key(type and f to stop)");
inChar=getchar();
inChar=tolower(inChar);
getchar();
if ( isalpha (inChar))
printf("\nthe character entered is a letter.");
else if (isdigit(inChar))
printf("\nthe character entered is a digit.");
} while (inChar !='f');
}
Please don't use all caps, it's harder to read.
Code:#include<stdio.h> #include<ctype.h> int main() { int inChar; printf("\npush any key(type and f to stop)"); while ((inChar = getchar()) != 'f') { inChar=tolower(inChar); getchar(); if ( isalpha (inChar)) printf("\nthe character entered is a letter."); else if (isdigit(inChar)) printf("\nthe character entered is a digit."); printf("\npush any key(type and f to stop)"); } }
p.s. What the alphabet would look like without q and r.
thax alot..but when i tried to run it.
it said "can't execute"
>it said "can't execute"
That doesn't help. It works fine for me, and should for you too if the code you posted worked.
p.s. What the alphabet would look like without q and r.
While loops
m8 - Just noticed on the firstbit of code here that you got a semicolon (after your while statement - that'll make it terminate
> after your while statement - that'll make it terminate
That's the correct syntax for a do..while statement.
p.s. What the alphabet would look like without q and r.
