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I'm obviously not too bright at this computer science thing so this is really what I can muster at the moment. Would this potentially work if I stick with this process?



#include <stdio.h>...

could i see that algorithm to calculate it? i don't plan on copying the program, i just would like to see the thought process that goes into converting julian date to gregorian date. being in a...

so while loops would help isolate which julian dates fall under the correct month? how would i then calculate the julian date to the actual date?

i actually don't have the faintest idea where to even start, sorry. i'm not that great at pointers.

I've got this program that's suppose to calculate Julian date into the actual date. ex. 1 = January 1st, 32 = February 1st, 33 = February 2nd, 365 = December 31st and so on....

I'm stuck on what...

i'm suppose to use this code to rotate characters from this input file (blah_input.txt)....

Now is the time for all good persons to come to the aid of their
party. Hello world! 1234 !@#$

to...

yeah thanks really appreciate the help, guys.

also i wanted INT_MIN and INT_MAX to print out the smallest and largest of the inputted numbers.

ohh and the printf in the while loop is just there to help me see what's going on in the loop.

well i'm not exactly working with arrays at all, i haven't actually learned that. when i run through the code it executes and asks me for numbers. i can input as many numbers as i want, there is no...

does anyone know how i can make this happen?

honestly im not sure how to do that

so how would i be able to print out the smallest and largest inputs?

I was writing this program and I need to make it print out the minimum input, the maximum input, as well as the average. I've got it to print the average, but I don't know how to use limits.h to...

ohh wasn't paying attention to the bold font, more towards the red numbers. my bad. thanks for the help though, it works now

i inputted your .0's but still no dice. what it executes is....

Your temperature in Celsius is -17.7777778

the answer's suppose to be 100 celsius. still no idea why convertPrint(212) doesn't...

actually it works in other programs without the .0, so it really isn't the problem. what i'm trying to do is get the main function to call convertPrint which calls the convertFahrenheit equation. and...

redux, that program was obviously bad, this is what i have currently...



#include <stdio.h>

double convertFahrenheit();
double convertPrint();

int main(void)

okay this is what i have so far and its getting screwy with me.


#include <stdio.h>

double convertFahrenheit(void)
double convertPrint(void)

int main(void)
{

sorry about that. well the thing is, i'm having a hard time visualizing how this is done. i think i understand it conceptually not, but there's no guarantee about my program. i'll post it later today.

I'm relatively sucky at programming and I don't even know where to begin on this assignment I have due. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.

C programming.

Write a C program that...