i was in the first competitions for about 2 years, i wont tell you what team i was on cause we placed pretty low. But last year a team set up a forum on some chief delphi website that allowed teams...
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i was in the first competitions for about 2 years, i wont tell you what team i was on cause we placed pretty low. But last year a team set up a forum on some chief delphi website that allowed teams...
i have a a switch statement with about 10 cases. What i want the program to do is pretty much run the entire program again. I tried not putting in the break at the end of each case, but the program...
is there anyway to make a switch statement run forever instead of just breaking if one case is satisfied
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can i add a bunch of stuff into a while statement?
like
while(V=getchar() != EOF; V=oisdfjilwef)
If i have an unknown constant that the user must input in the do portion of the do-while loop, do i have to define the constant in the DO statement like
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do {
int c;
c = getchar()
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if i put the prototype in my header file sstring.h will that have the same effect and putting it before main?
I thought that all programs start with the main function and end when the main function ends, so where should i put ssFind?
the ssFind is suppose to return the starting character position of toFind within src, if src does not contain toFind, 0 is returned.
AM i close or way off? Im suppose to be indexing based on 1,...
What does "all indexing is based on 1"
i know that C automatically does everything based on 0, how do i get it to 1?
do i just go
/code
My assignment is to get a substring from a string called *src. The substring may be chars, words, items, fields, or records as determined by delims.
First off, im not sure how to "get" a...
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when you say my do while loop is over, do you mean it wont loop anymore?
Im making a do while loop for C and the part I'm having trouble with looks like this
char y;
do
{
printf("On this machine the number of bytes in a char is : %d\n", sizeof(char));