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hay.... Thanks for the advice..

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Oh... Okay... I'll try that. But wait a minute, you mean I have to start over???

hello!

Why? What's wrong with goto? For me, goto is simplier than making loops... :) Eh... How can I make a loop from that? And my original problem is about saving files, what's that got to do with solving...

Wow... I wonder why the topic suddenly changed...

Well, back to the topic... Okay, now I understand a little of my program but now I have another DIFFERENT FILE problem..

My program isn't...

let me rephrase my question...

I understand only a LITTLE of how FILES work. I know that if you want to open a file, you use fopen() and if you close, fclose(); r is for read, r+ is for...

Help!! I don't understand FILES at all and the scientific terms used by FAQ only confuses me more!!!

I do know how to use FILES though, what I don't understand is how to save the user's input and...

Now I get it!!! Thanks a LOT!!!! If you put it that way, it's actually very simple. (Why didn't I thought about that?) Thanks! You don't know how much you've helped me.





So I can't actually...

Oh! I also have one question:

How can I output the qoutient together with its remainder?

We know that if we place 9/2 the answer is 4 and if we place 9%2 the answer is 1.

How can I get 4.5...

Huh? Sorry, but I'm completely at a lost... Please elaborate a little.. BTW, thanks for coping with me... :)

Now i finally understand!

Thanks but one thing is still bothering me though...

When will I call my function? I mean, where in the code that I made will I place that function? Is it inside the...

Yah... I know how to make a function.. but I'm not quite good. I get confused sometimes.


So for example, I will make a function that will display a message... Tell me if I'm wrong or if I did...

I have this code that will compute a student's average QPI (Qoutient Percentile Intelligence). You see, the code is too messy. Can anyone help me to make it clean? I mean, help me to make a function...

Never Mind!! I Already Figured Out My Problem... Please Don't Reply To This Thread Anymore...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
void swap(int *, int *);
void bubble(int [], int);
main(){
int a[] = {7, 3, 66, 3, -5, 22, -77, 2};

printf("I will arrange these...

that's right.. i get an answer for each one even though i only want ONE answer.

i still don't get it you know...

how can i scan characters?

the brackets don't work...
i want it to output only one sentence and even though there is no 0, it outputs "Yes, there is a 0"

i try to make a program that will tell the user if there is a 0 in his input but why won't it run the way i want it to?

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main(){
int num[10];
...

hey... what does getch() means, by the way? A friend of mine just told me to use #include <conio.h> and getch() when using DevC++ but he didn't tell me the exact function of it... I'm not used to use...

Finally! I got it! But it looks rather long... Is there no shortcuts in this??


#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main(void){
int v=0;
printf("Number please: ");
...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
int main(void){
int v=0;
printf("Number please: ");
scanf("%d",&v);
if((v%10)<=4){
printf("Tens is %d", (v/10)*10);
...

actually, no... if it would be rounded to the hundred place, it would turn 538 would turn to 500... i can't seem to find in the math.h library the function for rounding off if there is any!

okay, here's the REAL DEAL. My instructor obviosly created a serious mistake... if I was to input a number, say 538, the output of its tens value must be 40... but now i can't seem to make it happen!...