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but it is a string, or so i think, i have it set as char id [2]

sorry about all the post but at least on my computer it is looking really weird, third times a charm


after sending a string to my main struct it wont allow me to print what is in the struct...

after sending a string to my main struct it wont allow me to print what is in the struct outside of the function in which i assigned it.



int buildRooms(char filename[], struct Room list[])
{...

after sending a string to my main struct it wont allow me to print what is in the struct outside of the function in which i assigned it.



int buildRooms(char filename[], struct Room list[])
{...

that part was given to us by our instructor so were not allowed to change it is there another way?

i am trying to copy a string that i got from a file using fscanf into my struct



struct Room {
char south, north, east, west;
char id;
char description[MAX_SIZE_DESC];
char...

i am trying to copy a string that i got from a file using fscanf into my struct



struct Room {
char south, north, east, west;
char id;
char description[MAX_SIZE_DESC];
char...

sounds a little complicated but not aweful, is there no simpler way?

im not using scanf, we were told not to i am reading them in as arguments

I am creating a simple calculator to do simple math in dec hex and octal froms , i am having trouble reading in an argument as a octal value, my hex is working fine when I enter 0x before the number...

i am creating a basic calculator program for a class and and stuck on the multiplication. when the third argument is * it goes all funky and give a segmentation fault. my only guess is that this is...

I am trying to find a way to essentially say if argv[4] is nothing, in other words if there was not argv [4] given, then do so and so. this is what i have so far
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