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Oh my god, I was tearing my hair out! Cheers for that!
This works perfect now:


int list::maxArray(int integerArray[], int sizeOfArray)
{
int max = integerArray[0];
for (int i=0;...

Cheers for your reply. I've edited my post and also incuded some other functions which now work. This is my max function now but it still doesn't work:


int list::maxArray(int integerArray[],...

Currently working on coding a class which takes in an arbitrary list of integers and performs various functions on the list.

Get max
Get min
Get average
Amount of numbers in list
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Cheers mate. Works now. I'd like to be able to prompt user for input rather than using "Test String". I can't seem to figure it out though. Do you know where I could look that would point me in the...

Cheers for your help. I'vr changed my code and it's working much better now. I've also added a new overloaded print function where print(int k) will print 1st k digits of a string. When I run the...

OK, i'm having a few problems with my program below. I want to write a reverse function and call it in main [(this is in addition to other functions i have added to mystring class) but any code i've...

Definitely wrote my own code. I've been at it for a while now and it's driving me mad. I'm just looking for some help where i'm going wrong.

I've had a look at my code and i've changed billOff and...

I keep getting 116. I can't figure out how yours worked ok with the same code

Missed that. Thanks. But even when I do that I keep hetting 116.000 no matter what values I enter for peak and off peak??

I'm trying to write a program which prints a bill given certain input. I'm trying to add the two values for billPeak and billOff but whenever I run my program the last part gives a crazy number. All...

Cheers for that again lads. I see where i went wrong

Should have wrote != for 1st one,
(m>=1) && (m<=12) for 2nd one.

i'm hoping i'm right here for the last one

(a!=b) ||...

Cheers for the replies guys. I've had another go, hopefully you might be able to have a look at these too:

(x>0) && ((x%10)!==0)

(m>1) && (m<12)

(a==b) && (b==c)

(a==b) || (b==c) || (a==c)

I have to write logical expressons in C for the following..

x is a negative integer which is greater than -2000
x is a positive integer which is not divisble by 10
x is an even number greater...

i need to get a printout of a c program running using dos-redirection. Does anyone know how i can redirect the output to a textfile so i can print it?