finished it.
its working..
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Reverse Polish Calculator
| Now you can...
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finished it.
its working..
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Reverse Polish Calculator
| Now you can...
right now I have pointers being compared to characters.
how do I solve that?
how do you use temp vars?
how do you do that?
the compiler errors are from if statements that I do not know how to set the conditions of...
if (c == "chs")
{
if (
{...
hi, I am working on another project. For this one I have to create a reverse polish notation calculator. I have almost everything down but I do not know how to continue. I can only get single...
I present you...
the most useless piece of code ever written...
but it works...
the program takes everything from starting dates and ending dates with different years...
starting and ending...
ok i rewrote the program.
the program compiles again...KINDDA does what I want it to do. (yay for me)
but it does not execute correctly.
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
I want the program to take in starting date and ending dates..and then its supposed to generate a list of dates in between the starting and ending date.
for example...i put 5/1 2009 to 5/4 2009...
finally the program works!
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Pizza Comparison
| Now you can easily...
gives me the following results..
/Pizza2.exe
Welcome to pizza comparator
Enter the number of deals currently available
2
enter pizza name:
enter size:
pizzaone 10
enter price:
#include <stdio.h>
struct PizzaDeals
{
char PizzaCompanyName[32];
float pizzaSize;
...
now i get a link error for one of the printf functions..
it compiled but there were link errors...
it says
Undefined first referenced
symbol ...
sorry for posting identical threads. that will not happen again.
anyhow,
I tried ordering the struct variable before the functions...
fixed the array size to a integer...
and I get a scanf...
I wrote this...
#include <stdio.h>
/*organize a structure*/
struct PizzaDeals
{
char PizzaCompanyName[32];
...
the error message from my compiler
#include <stdio.h>
10.
11. /*organize a structure*/
12. struct PizzaDeals
so i came up with this...
#include <stdio.h>
/*organize a structure*/
struct PizzaDeals
{
I am trying to write a program that prompts the user to enter different pizza size combinations for easy comparison. The program will decipher which pizzeria offers the cheapest pizza per square...