Thread: check my errors...

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
main()
{
char month[12];
clrscr()
printf("input month:");
scanf("%s",&month);
if (month=="january")
printf("new year"0;
else if (month="december");
printf("xmas");
else 
printf("ordinary month")
getch();
return(0);
}

it only prints error!!! y?

Because you're still using == for comparing strings, when you should be using strcmp()
Nor are you including all the correct header files.

> clrscr()
This doesn't compile

> scanf("%s",&month);
You don't need the & when scanning into an array of char - it's a notable exception to the & rule for all scanf parameters.

nice example

Originally Posted by rothj0hn

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>       // nonstandard header
main()                  // main returns int should be int main()
{
char month[12];
clrscr()                // ??
printf("input month:");
scanf("%s",&month);     // no & month is a pointer already 
if (month=="january")   // cannot compare char arrays this way use strcmp()
printf("new year"0;     // missing ')'
else if (month="december");  // like above
printf("xmas");          
else 
printf("ordinary month")
getch();                // nonstandard
return(0);
}

it only prints error!!! y?

Kurt