Search:

Change this : search(a,b,size)
to this : search(a[i],b,size)

Here a few errors in your program :



void search(char a,char b[], int size);

Change the return type to bool.

I suggest you use a normal array of strings and define them like this :

num_string[1]="one"
num_string[2]="two"
..........
num_string[98]="ninety eight"
num_string[99]="ninety nine"

If want...

The purpose of the 'for' loop at line 7 is to execute statements 8-13 multiple times(in this case 9 times). This is done so that we end up with a sorted array.

If you have a hard time trying to...

I'm assuming your familiar with arrays. If not, I suggest you read a bit about it.

To use strings in C, we use an array of characters.

Say you declare
char carray[10];

Now, the variable...

You could fscanf and read each word in the file. You won't encounter any problems...It's pretty straightforward.

This is your declaration :


double Average(int grades[],int numofgrades)

The function expects two arguements (int *,int ). But...

This is how you called the function

Thats makes life a lot easier for me..Thanks a lot guys

@CommonTater : I wasn't talking about the random function. I was asking about the arrow keys usage. How do you get the compiler to receive the arrow keys input ? What code/function do you have to...

but how to use it a program ? could you give an example ?

I'm a beginner at C. I'd like to know how the arrow keys can be used in C. What type of input does the compiler receive when one of the arrow keys is pressed ? How can we use it in a program(like up...

but the output is fixed...I'm getting the 2nd number +1 as the output...why ?

#include<stdio.h>
int power(int,int);
main()
{
int x,y,o=1;
while(o==1)
{
printf("\nEnter the 2 desired numbers : ");
scanf("%d%d",&x,&y);
printf("\nThe answer is %d.\n",power(x,y));

Now that I see it I feel like shooting myself..such a silly yet fatal mistake..

thanks a lot tabstop..

Hi...
I'm new to both C language and this forum.
I have a problem with the following program.


#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
int con=0,con_limit,beta,alpha,num,reva,i;
printf("\nEnter a...