Thank you for your friendship and mentoring. I will see you, in another life. Just mention that you do not care much about liberals view, so I can recognize you. ;)
I am sorry of your passing.
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Thank you for your friendship and mentoring. I will see you, in another life. Just mention that you do not care much about liberals view, so I can recognize you. ;)
I am sorry of your passing.
Example
int round(double a)
{
return (int) ( a + .5 );
}
An option would be to declare a reasonable size array and use a function that would read from the keyboard up to that limit - 1.
i.e.
char input[255] = { '\0' };
fgets( input, sizeof( input...
from FAQ
print allows you to format with defined fields.
So %10d would display the decimal number in a minimum field of 10. As well you can use the * to define a variable minimum field of. Like %*d,...
int name_len = strlen( Name );
printf("%s %s\n%d %*d ", Name, LastName, name_len, name_len, strlen(LastName) );
Don't I smell a lot of ego.
Would you understand this?:
printf( "%s", "Hello World" );
That's the same thing you have there. Pay attention to the comas.
I don't see any indication that you know about pointers yet. Therefore, I am going to try to
correct on the fly your code. Watch my comments and corrections.
/* C files should end with .c...
A commercial? Where?
Using the bitwise >> to fast-forward
int main()
{
char string[] = "string";
int x = (int) &string;
return 0;
void requestFileName(FILE *fp) /* remove one * */
{
char inputFilename[30]; // Character Array to hold the users specified input file name
printf("Enter the name of the file to be...
void swap (int *x, int *y) {
int *temp = 0;
*temp = *x;
*x = *y;
*y = *temp;
}
That'll crash it every time for sure ;)
>If anyone can point me in a better direction
pointing direction
>and a high-level language program is saved on disc as what file?
Source code (.c, .cpp, etc )
>before linking, a machine language program is save as what file?
object file (.o, .a, .obj, etc )...
Anything beyond ED is a bloated editor.
int ch;
while( ( ch = getchar() ) != '\n' && ch != EOF )
; /* the work is done in the loop */
Of course a macro is still possible.
if((num1 == 0)&&(num2 <=0)); /* will execute only when both expressions are true */
if((num1 == 0) || (num2 <=0)); /* will execute when either expression is true */
How about just a simple getchar(); as the last statement?
I like that one best. It is portable and it will train you to not leave any characters in the standard input stream.
printf( "Hablo\tEspa%col", 164 );
\t
Viva Espaņa. Pero que no viva tan lejos. ;)
Amazing.
Assuming we take the extra parenthesis after \n"
printf("%s%d%s\n%s%d%s\n", "a[?] = ", *p, "?","a[?+1] = ", *p + 1, "?");
The first %s is for the string "a[?] = "
The first %d is...
I am even surprise it prints for you at all.
printf("%s%d%s\n%s%d%s\n") /* what's that ) there? */
There's no string in your array of type int called a. All of those are single integers in...
That's not a program, sorry. It is more like when my four year old gets a hand to my keyboard.