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hello, this is on a practice test:



void recur (int x) {
if (x != 0)
recur(x/2);

printf("%d", x%2);
}

ok thanks

yea that was it! thanks

sorry, i meant findroot.c includes cubics.h and cubics.c and cubics.c includes cubics.h

findroot includes cubics.c and findroot.c, cubics.c inclues cubics.h but cubics.h has the #ifdef

well our professor gave us the makefile but i think i have multiple definitions of cubics.c, ill check it out now

the instructions for this program is to use newton method to find zeros of a cubic function. cubics.h is given and it includes function prototypes and we have to write four functions on cubics.c....

ok thanks

hmm ok, but does i point to x or does i point to what x points to?

Hello, this is a problem from a written homework assignment:
i have to draw out a stack model for this




void foo(int **i, int **j){
int *temp;

if (**i < **j) {

Thanks for the help guys but I have 1 more question to clarify prelude's reponse. You said the source code isn't linear but it's compiled linearly. What exactly is compiled lineraly? As you can...

#include <iostream>

// Prototypes
int WidthInFeet();
int WidthInInches(int feet);

int main()
{
// Initialize variables by calling functions.
int feet = WidthInFeet();

What is the point of calling a function? I'm currently reading Sam's teach yourself C++ and its discussing functions. In a sample program, the function is first declared using prototypes. Then it...