Thread: errors troubling me

Perhaps you should understand that the spirit of [code][/code] tags is to make your code readable to everyone else. It is not a hurdle for you to jump through by spraying the tags randomly through your post until the popup goes away.

I would also suggest you read this and then take a more measured approach to writing code, one which involves compiling and testing as you go.

You might think there is only one error, but I got into double figures way before the end of the post.

Some of your errors are as follows:

1. You cannot use equality operators like > and < inside switch statements. case statements match only a single value. If you want to use < etc., use if-else statements.
2. '0' is a character. If you read in an integer, you want to use 0 (without the single quotes). This goes for switch statements, if clauses, assignment, etc.
3. void main() is non-standard. Use int main(). http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/...&id=1043284376

Also, not really errors but they still need attention:

1. You should probably be printing \n at the end of your printf() statements. Or at least a space, as you did for one printf(). Run it to find out why.
2. 
   
   Code:

   switch(f);

   This is incorrect. Use curly braces: {}.
3. Your indentation is really bad. It's making your code hard to understand, and certainly hard to write and change. Use a consistent indentation style. Blocks (code inside {}) should be indented more than the code surrounding them, e.g.
   
   Code:

   #include <stdio.h>
   
   int main() {
       int x = 0;
       if(x == 0) {
           printf("zero\n");
       }
       else {
           printf("non-zero\n");
       }
   
       return 0;
   }

4. You have some curly braces where you shouldn't. If you indented your program you'd probably find out which ones these are.
5. There are several switch statements where you could have some default cases.

Finally, I recommend that you have a look at this switch statement tutorial. http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/c/lesson5.html