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I want to express my gratitude to all who helped me and to all who answered my posts. Today I passed my last exam (which was C), on college,with highest rating!

Thanks

I have to disappoint you Dwks, now when i return "head", it doesn't break but it's not working also. It wont print my text, and name i enter is messed up. I want to make it to exit function if my...

But it works fine with, "c>=65 && c<=122", those are letters from a -A to z-Z. That is acceptable.

Well, I'm not allowed. No, not on this exam. And no computer, we have to write it all on paper.

shardin
Sometimes so stupid... - i think that says it all!!!

No, no, no....I think you are missing my point.

No, it does not work! I try to compare strings but nothing. It puts something inside the list anyway! (symbols mess)!

struct student *dodajAN(struct student *head){
...

No, the thing is in braces and 'else' statement! If I use niz[i]=niz2[a], i++, then I need to use braces, if I use niz[i++]=niz2[a], then I dont need braces and then affects 'else' statement, yes I...

no, same thing. It has to do something with a pointer on a fulfilled list.

I'm not allowed to use string functions in exam! Only strlen!

struct student{

char ime[20];
struct student *next;
};
struct student *head=NULL;

I have troubles with my function. I want to put a name in list, but, if the name is already there then...

Ok, can someone explain to me why this ...


for(i=0;i<strlen(niz)+1;i++){

if(niz[i]>=65 && niz[i]<= 122){

if(niz[i]=='A' || niz[i]=='E' || niz[i]=='I' || niz[i]=='O' || niz[i]=='U' ||...

Works fine for niz2[j], but niz3 is still messed up! What niz2[j]=0; does? And when I dont enter anything it still prints out some signs for niz3.

Ok, this is the same thing. You can see that code I have written up is working, but now i want to do it this way...


#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{...

Very cool!

zes, thanks man!

no, not that, i meant on the keyboard, when i press AltGr+: in visual it gives me > or < and in Dev it starts comment. I know it is stupid, but i cant find it.

At this moment, i am not working with sorted list. And please, can anyone who is using Bloodshed Dev C++, tell me where the f*** is <>!?

no, mike, that is a if(temp>dodaj->mbr)

struct student{
char ime[20];
int mbr;
struct student *next;
};

What i want to do is compare mbr i enter with mbr that are already entered, and to put it on the right place.

Ok, this is my function....


struct student *dodaj_di_triba(struct student *head, int mb,char *ime){

struct student *temp;
struct student *dodaj;

dodaj = (struct student...

Yes, I already have sorted list. Aha, I get you!

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Didn't try to keep program running, it's just that Salem gave ma an advice to try install some other compiler, i'm using Visual 6.0, and try to run program there. So i installed Dev, and it had...

In my last exam, i had an assignment, one of five, which refers to dynamic lists. I had a single dynamic list, and I was asked to write a function which will add a element in the list. The thing is...

It is working now! Hura!!!!


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define N 30
int *funkcija(int *, int);
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int el;