Thread: Help with programs

I am too having trouble, but not as bad as you. I don't know much, but I can help you with no. 1.

Have you found out how to convert the units. If not try here

And try here to find out how to devide with getting remainders instead of decimel places.
But unforutnately I can't find a REALLY, REALLY, REALLY useful tutorial site for arrays.

nesagsar,

The people here are willing to help you with hints and suggestions. We might even write a couple of lines of code or point-out a bug in your code for you. But, you will have to do most of the work yourself. That's our style... We like solving puzzles, and we want you to solve your puzzle yourself too!

Please read the Homework Policy and the Forum Guidlines.

Show us what you've got so far. If you can't get started, ask "how do I get started?"

You will also get better responses if you create a new thread for each program.

If you've been reading your book and doing your homework, the first three should be fairly easy for you. The others are a bit more involved, but I assume you've covered the material.

Seven programs in seven days does seem like a lot. It's probably about right for a college course, but a bit much if it's a high school class. I suspect programming requires more homework hours than your average class... We have all spent lots of "extra" hours debugging some "simple" problem, or figuring-out how to get something to work.