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Ah .. that is it :D ...

thats fun about coding ... this is something I should have known.. I just was unable to see it. :)..


I placed a


--i;

Hmm...

I've been following the values .. and the numbers check out...
I've edited the code so it outputs the value changes.


void reverser(char input[], char output[])
{
int i,...

Thanks for the reply ...

I do not really understand what is not right about swapping the bytes in an array ...
This code is just for learning purposes so I'm not asking for a code re-write, I...

I see your point...

Though I must add I;m into my 3th day of C programming so that's why my codes are somewhat bloated...

But aside from that (which I'm interested in also ofcourse...). This...

Hi.. Working on a function.. which should reverse a simple array...


void reverser(char input[], char output[])
{
int i, c;
for(i=0; input[i] != '\0'; ++i);
for (c=0;i !=0; ++c){...

lol :) ok .. I think I'll stick with Pelles and GCC for now then..

My main goal at this moment is to learn C the right way and if I see the replies my humble conclusion is that with VS and so I am...

OK... The plan is to go to C++ & Assambly in time .. but first C :P ...

Well the problem in VS is when I start a new project I only have the options : Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual C# or visual...

Hi..
I just started out with C and beginning to like it :) .. With the help of "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan and Rithie I certainly have the feeling it will all work out..

Question...

Ah so what I'm actually doing there is converting the input 'char' to a readable int for the compiler?

:) good... now I understand... It frustrates me if I'm using a syntax just because I know it...

AH... that was it :D ..

I thought in windows with CTRL-C you call for EOF :) .. but indeed with CTRL-Z it works just fine .. :)

To Comontater:
Well I can believe there are more efficient ways...

I just started out with C .. and I'm kind of stuck on a very simple code...
What it should do is get input .. and count how much numbers there are.

Why does this not work ??

#include <stdio.h>...