Grrr,
I try using int isalpha(int c); and I keep getting
Expression syntax
array bounds missing ]
and yes I am using #include <ctype.h>
JLTaylor
Type: Posts; User: JLTaylor
Grrr,
I try using int isalpha(int c); and I keep getting
Expression syntax
array bounds missing ]
and yes I am using #include <ctype.h>
JLTaylor
I didn't want to do this, I was trying to write my first program all on my own without any help or ideas and I have it completed excpet for one small problem.
I wrote a game and everything works...
Geez Garfield, give positive responses not negative and allow the person asking the question to make up their own mind!
C for Dummies is a dang good book, especially if you have a hard time with...
I found out why this was so shortly after I made the post, C is 16 bit and C++ is 32 bit.
James
I dont have it on disk, but if you buy the book C for Dummies it's in there.
James
I wrote a small game in C and when I was done I decided to write it in C++ just for fun to see if there were any differences between writing in either language, when I was done they were both the...
For 3 years I struggled to learn C and a few other programming languages and would always get to the 2nd or 3rd chapter and put the book down because the author always seemed to be talking in some...
my 2 cents, not sure what you are looking to do outside formatting A without using system("format a:") but you'll also need to use #include <dos.h> if my memory serves me correctly??
James
I get to many warnings in link: argc, argv and discount are never used in function main(int,char**)
James
IMO I like 3 space tab, makes the code easier to read when I do something stupid so I can look at the blocks of code...all in your own personal opinion is what matters =)
James
In my own opinion ( I am new also) I really like using Turbo C++ 4.5 by Borland, you can write code in C and C++ with it and it seems to be very user friendly, for me being new it's very nice.
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Thanks Unregistered, I see the corrections you made and how you short cutted some of the stuff like seedrnd(), i pasted what you did into a new .c file and ran it, after the 10th guess it displays...
Ok before I ask my question here, please understand that I am totally new to C and I don't know a dang thing compared to most of you so please look at my code and laugh your arses off then if you can...
I am new to C myself, for the last 3-4 years I have been wanting to learn a programming language, but everytime I buy a book thats says in the beginning "If you have never programed before this book...