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ok thank you very much that is what I thought. Thank you.

I just thought I remember someone telling me that scanf() only used %f . But maybe my memory is just failing me. Thank you!

ok am I just dumb or does it not matter? Doesn't it just depend on the type used ie: float, double, int ??

Thanks!

When using scanf() to assign to a to a double is this the right way to do it:


scanf("%f%*c", double)

or

scanf("%lf%*c", double)

Thanks!

Sorry for doubting you in your suggestion. I think i see what you are try to say. This is my most current code and it seems to be giving the results that I need. Does it look like what you were...

Thanks, but thats not quite what I am looking for.

So if the user inputs this:


Enter your Code : 1 (This number also corresponds with a name array that works)

Date: 05/09/07
...

Oh I did not realize. Thanks.

I dont quite understand? Am I in the wrong forum?

I am writing a program that saves all of its input to a binary file. I have three entries: your code(1-5), date, and sale amount. I have the program storing everything in the file, but I need to...

never-mind i figured it out thanks anyways.

I am working on a program where I just started using structures and I am listing product numbers, types, descriptions, quantities, costs, prices, and profits. Now after I have entered x amount of...

I havent written anything yet. Would i want to to have the program start out uppercase and then count characters and whenever it reached whitespace have it switch back to uppercase?

How can I change the case of a string? I need to be able to change the case so it would look like this:


input: "this is a string" output: "This Is A String"

or

input: "THIS IS A STRING" ...

so using

22.2lf

is not desired?

so use

22.2f

Alright thank you for the help!!

Alright this what I have at the moment and it is giving me what I want, now I just need to make sure that it is what I am supposed to do. Here is it is.


#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>...

Do you think that will be fine? It seems like he would have made it clearer if that was the case. Right? I am not too sure... I am very new at this.

sorry that was my mistake. I meant in C language. How to underline in C language?

I am not challenging you. But I dont understand why I have to do that? What tells you that you have to calculate it outside of the loop? Am I missing something?

Oh I really didnt know. But I think that I am supposed to use pointers. See the very first post. Does it seem to follow those directions??

If I wanted to have something print underlined, how would I do that? Is it something simple or is it rather involved?

Thanks

What is the benefit of doing that?

ok how about this one. it seems to be working right.


int main(void )
{



char name[][100] = {"Larry Lister", "Sue Sales ", "Eva Escrow ",
"Morley Money", "Pete Profit"};

Yes I must because I just ran the program a bunch of times and it is only using the first input for the total and average. Loop...hmmm. I will be back.

How about this code, I just got it to work and I think that it follows the directions?






}
while (choice != 'N');
report(name, totsales);