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You're right. That completely ignored that fact. Thanks a lot.

I am having problems with this little program. It should output something like 33 p1, 29 p1, each one properly positioned inside a cell, but because of the line with strcat, ) it is getting messed up...

You guys are right. Thanks for all the tips.

Well, I'm trying to use strtol to convert a string to long int, following
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int...

Sure. Sorry for my C n00bness. :)

I promise I'll improve my skills.

Thanks.

I'll take a look at that. Thanks.

std10093, that was an improvement. Thanks. But, try hitting <Tab> several times before <Enter>.
I just see empty new lines, and no messages any more.


EDIT:
Oh, I just added || c == '\t':


...

What what could I use instead of scanf? Or perhaps a different kind of check... ?

This is the code I have so far:


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

/* TODO: Fazer a validação para quando o usuário digita um espaço,
* pois está dando um resultado inesperado, como se...

All right. Thanks a lot.

But it still prints all characteres one by one?

I am studying K&R book. There is a code to "copy input to output - 1st version" (page 18). It declares "c" to be int. However, I can type very long strings and it still prints all the characters...

Reading. Thanks. (SOLVED)

How would I print a new line using the decimal 10?

I have tried:



printf("Hello \10 world.\10");


But it doesn't print a new line. However, if I use octal:

I strongly disagree with such policy. For example, when I try to find a solution for a problem on the internet, such as an compiler warning or error, and I see threads marked as solved, it is very...

Why can't I edit the first post of threads I initiated and write SOLVED in the title?

Or there is another way that I'm not aware of?

All right. It worked. Thanks a lot.

I am passing the address of the variable 'jog' to the function 'aplica_cordenada', and I update its values inside that function's definition, but it is not being updated outside of it. I am aware of...

Okay. I used to think there were a 'better' solution. I'm more relaxed about this subject now.



Okay.


So, you mean I shouldn't return arrays from functions because the will either always...

All right. Thanks.

It is working now:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

/* Protótipo da função. */

Well, so far I have this code:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

/* Protótipo da função. */
char* name_email(char [], char []);

All right. I hadn't noticed that. The teacher doesn't teaches us the language. She only "teaches" algorithms. And yes, she instructed the students that "we didn't need curly braces for if else if we...

She sent the source file to me by email. I guess she saved it from Dev-C++ to the hard disc before
sending it to me. (I didn't copy).

What do you mean by "these diamonds"?

The teacher gave us (in the course) the choice of either C or C++. I started with C and my friend with C++. I'm trying to help this friend with this code because she said it is not formatting okay....

Of course it should. Thank you very much.

I really need the be more careful in the future.