Something you can try is using GetWindowLongPtr/SetWindowLongPtr. Those pages both refer to functions with A at the end, but you should use the function without the A on the end, as this will use an...
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Something you can try is using GetWindowLongPtr/SetWindowLongPtr. Those pages both refer to functions with A at the end, but you should use the function without the A on the end, as this will use an...
On problem is this. You have accountNumber defined as this:
char accountNumber[6];
This can accept a maximum number of 5 characters, because you need space for the null ('\0') terminator. So when...
for (int i = 0; i < nTail; i++); //<-- get rid of the semi-colon here
Two things in this line:
if (ch = " ")
First, a space within quotes is treated as a C-string (char *). That's the meaning behind the error. You need to use single quotes for a character....
Arrays start from 0, not 1. You are writing outside the bounds of your allocated memory every time you access arrayname[8].
Unlikely to happen. I suspected they've copied/pasted the samet question from here (sshaw2?) The Code I Wrote Gives Me An Error Once It Compile... | Chegg.com and don't want to pay to get the answer.
You shouldn't use feof: FAQ > Why it's bad to use feof() to control a loop - Cprogramming.com
The variable showerTime is declared as an array of integers. Unless you're taking in more than one integer value from the user, you do not need an array.
So it should be
int showerTime;
...
Couple of things:
alpha = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*63);
alpha = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789";
realpwd = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*10);
realpwd = "ac8S";...
When you read the integer in ler_int, the Enter key leaves a newline character ('\n') in the input buffer. The function fgets reads up to -- and including -- a newline character, so it gets that...
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yszfawxh.aspx
Is your password really a single character?
Would also suggest going back to your class notes and textbook for a refresh on arrays, because you're not currently close.
Copied and pasted (badly) from here: Binary Directory Tree Problem Of Implementing It - C And C++ | Dream.In.Code
You could try this: cURL for Windows: a Windows Installer for the Web Transfer Tool
The answer is in the documentation:
Bolding added.
Don't use fflush(stdin). Be sure to read the link within that link; it has the answer.
scanf ("%s", &siono);
siono is a single char variable, so %s is the wrong scanf specifier there. Same with salir:
scanf("%s", &salir);
Be aware that reading a single character through...
You either need to turn up your warnings or actually listen to them:
beach.c:41:25: warning: format specifies type 'int' but the argument has type
'double' [-Wformat]
...
Yes, the very first line inside your main function (and every one thereafter).
Student(); //empty constructor
Nope, that's not an empty constructor; that's the prototype for the default...
It's a matter of variable scope. You're creating new variables don't exist outside of their individual blocks. Instead just assign to the pq variable.
pq = new_bounded_queue(4, le_artist);
...
char *server = "localhost";
char *user = "root";
char *password = "1"; /* set me first */
char *database = "PROJECT";
Those should all be const char *s.
char UPC;
Every time that function is called, a new variable called deal is created and initialized to 51.
One option is to make the deal variable a static variable, meaning that it will reuse the same...
Find the directory the library file, libfreetype.a, is in. If it's in /a_directory/a_subdirectory, then your command line should probably look like
g++ -Werror -Ilibs/jni/include...