the following code compiles sucsessfully but gives a runtime error!
Code:#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> main() { int i,j,k; clrscr(); i=2;j=1;k=0; if((i<0)&&(j<i)&&(k=2)) printf("\n%d",k); else printf("0"); if((i>2)||(i>1)||(k=1)) printf("\n%d",k); else printf("1"); getch(); }
i am not having any problem running this program..
but, you need to make changes...
1) i dont know how many times this has been told to people, but this is one more time for someone to tell another pal that main returns int and not void
2) clrscr() is not portable and the same goes with conio.h, so read the faq to clear the screen and to wait for keypress..
3) dont use getch() ,read the faq as i said earlier
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> (k=2)
This is assignment, you mean comparison.
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I think you mean to use this partof your code in a for loop but you are not doing that. here is a tutorial on loops. http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson3.htmlCode:i=2;j=1;k=0;
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There's absolutely nothing in the FAQ that tells you not to use conio.h or compiler specific functions. In fact, this little tidbit can be read in the FAQ concerning the clearing the screen... The best method may be for you to review your compilers documentation, and find a suitable, non-standard function. Which is then followed by an example using conio.h and clrscr(). The FAQ is riddled with examples of compiler specific code.Originally Posted by PING
Last edited by Scribbler; 03-12-2005 at 12:12 PM.
