Thread: Help

Judging from your previous topics and your attitude of cheating and attempting to get homework done for free, I'm going to...:

• ...call you a cheating dirtbag.
• ...tell you to get help somewhere else.
• ...tell you I hope you fail a course you don't deserve to pass.
• ...point you towards my signature.
• ...suggest that you learn the C language and how to apply it yourself, since we can't spoon-feed you throughout life.
• ...tell you to actually write code and only ask for help when you actually need it and only under circumstances where it is permissable.

OK. Try from there.

In reply to MacGyver, if you dont want to help, you dont have to. you dont need to call me a dirtbag you can keep the comments for yourself.
Anyway i have done a bit of a work on it and compiles and runs and it does wat it is suppose to, but it doesnt print out in a scientific manner i dont know how to do that...
Here is the code so far:
[code


//This procedure takes the array and prints out
/

//1. "print 10 numbers"

print_array(number);

fprintf(output,"The MAXIMUM value of your entered numbers is %lf\n",min(number));

}

[/code]

It also does not print out to 4 decimal places. i know i have to truncate but how???

Can someone please write the whole code???

A question like this will get you a MacGyver-type response, especially given that's its not the first time you've been warned about things like this.

> #1: Can someone please write the whole code???
> #6: dont worry about this thread my program works fine now
So you went from helpless to finished in under 4 hours?

He wasn't calling you a dirtbag, he was projecting possible responses. Perhaps he should be a crystal ball engineer

When they design courses they usually design them for the students not for the internet

PS. This isn't a codefarm (How cunning of me, I made up a word deriving from renderfarm)

Originally Posted by zacs7

He wasn't calling you a dirtbag, he was projecting possible responses.

In this case, I was actually calling him that.

Case in point, previous topic of his, he said this:

Originally Posted by juststartedC

Hi people.

We are handing in our code as a university assignment. all the students get as much help as possible from each other and we even have some similar codes (please bare in mind that this is our first time writing a code) , however, the lecturer has mentioned that students are not allowed to copy each others work or even get help, he claims he has a very good software that checks and finds out if people cheated. i was wondering how the program works (i.e. if it looks at the name of the variables or the structure etc) and if it is possible to trick it (not that i have copied from anyone ) just out of curiosity.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thank you

There is no doubt in my mind this moron cheats at his assignments given his begging for solutions. Salem pointed out how the guy all of a sudden managed to write a solution after asking us to do the entire thing for him. I don't think any of us really believe he's that good to sit down and figure it all out. I personally think he stole or borrowed the code from someone (or more likely a host of people from his class).

It's a good thing I don't know his professor/teacher/instructor, but on the flip side, I would say that he will most likely fail the tests, since he is apparently unable to think and code on his feet if he needs to copy code in this manner. Even if he gets a degree, I doubt he'd last long in a real programming position.

Hopefully, when he hands in two different assignments, written by two different people, his tutor will spot the sudden change in style and bounce his cheating ass out the door.

> would say that he will most likely fail the tests, since he is apparently unable to think and code on his feet if he needs to copy code in this manner.
Don't say that, he'll ask you to sit the test too.

Hopefully his whoever will ask them to explain 'his' code, perhaps it's time to severely obfuscate homework answers or make them so inefficient it's ridiculous.

The answer is actually,

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void main(void)
{
    float * arr;
    char in[10];
    char i;

    memset(i, 0, 1);

    arr = malloc(pow(10,sizeof(float)));

    for(; i < 10; i++)
    {
        gets(in);
        sscanf(in, "&#37;f", &arr[i]);
    }
    
    
    return;
}

void printa(float * somethingReallyLongAndStuff)
{
    char z;
    char i;
    
    memset(z, 0, 2);    /* lol */

    for(; z < 10; z++)
     printf("%f\n", somethingReallyLongAndStuff[z]);

    return;
}

etc in that fashion, theres a lot more rules you could break, and potentially predictable undefined behavior to exploit