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wow, my bad guys, i just wanted to get some infor from a reliable source. Guess ill just google my question next time.

"If you're intending to learn the course before you even show up, why are...

Im in my first C programming class this semester, and next semester they have me signed up for Object oriented paridigm. What exactly is that? I have no clue.

i do have the habit of jumping ahead of myself without paying attention. This is just so overwhelming right now. Hopefully with more practice i can not fret so much about writing these programs.

I...

hmm this is what i have now. the character at the end from the newline is gone but now the first 2 letters are funny shapes??



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

arg, yes, and i just noticed this line i have in there.


while ( buff[i] != '\0' )

thats evidently not going to work anymore.
How could i take that out or modify it and get the code to work?

oh the wonders of being a noob. I tried adjusting the code in the link and utilizing it in my code in different parts, but now it doesnt return anything. i dont get any text back now.



#include...

This is a simple casear cipher encode only portion that i wrote. it:

1. Promtps for user input
2. Asks for the shift value
3. Uses the shift value such as 2 on the first letter then increments...

eh, i figured it out. yay for me. If anyone wants me to post the final code i will. it now displays the graph after each move and counts the total number of times moved north south east and west.

man, im so lost on this....im gonna have hell tommorow tryin to write this in lab. :(

wow A* seems interesting but i dont have enough time to dive into it at the moment. Everyone keeps telling me this is easy, but im not getting anywhere. Im having trouble assigning directions to...

wow, thx for the info everyone. Ill get to work on some of these ideas tommorow and see what i can come up with.

Im working on a maze solving program and i'm a little lost. It should just follow the maze walls to the right and find the exit using: west=0, north=1,east=2,south=3.

The '.' represent open spaces...

OMG that was so easy, ok, i figured this part out.

IS there an easy way like that that i can move the first letter of the stuff to be encoded to the end? The things people have been posting are...

ok, im not getting anywhere with this so im concentrating on getting the alphabet to wrap around and letting the user choose the number to encode by.

I have it where the user can choose the number...

hmm,


would something like this get me anywhere?


for( x = 0; buf[ x ] != '\0'; x++ )
{
if ((buf[x]>='A') && (buf[x]<='Z'))
{

I can get anything to work , it just messes my code up even more, not even worth posting cause it is evidently way wrong. :(

got it! i'll get to work on it after class.

Almost, i just dont know how to check each individual letter for the loop, we have done loops like this: for(something = 0, something < \0, something ++);

How would i check each individual letter...

yes, it would output what you have above. I know i need some kind of loop, but i am not sure how to do it because we havent learned very advanced looping in my class yet. ( i know it isnt a very...

oooh, haha well im still workin on it, i need to get it done before tuesday cause thanksgiving is coming up and i wont have time to work on it. But, i still have a few days i guess.

"mad sense" lol, i think im going mad trying to learn this stuff!

basically right after the word to be encoded is accepted in the encode function from the user i want to swap the first letter to...

Well heres what i have been having trouble with.
After i get input from the user in the encode function i have. I want it to switch the first letter to the last posistion as your code above does....

No, still cant get it to work in the code. : (

i know i must be trying to put it in the wrong place

:confused: im working on it...slowly

Thats it, but how do i get it to accept What the user inputs instead of hello?