Conversions from a char to an int type are already built into C. For example:
int number;
char letter = 'm';
number = 'm'; /* number now holds the ascii value for m */
Ascii values of...
Type: Posts; User: Cornelius
Conversions from a char to an int type are already built into C. For example:
int number;
char letter = 'm';
number = 'm'; /* number now holds the ascii value for m */
Ascii values of...
I'm not going to write the program for you, but I'll help you out a bit. The exercise assumes that certain data is already present, such as data read from a datafile. Data that is unknown includes...
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C:\Personal\School\CS225\temp\case01.c:
Warning W8060 C:\Personal\School\CS225\temp\case01.c 23: Possibly incorrect assignment in...
Yay, it now works correctly! Thanks for the help! :D
recursive selection sort function
I'm having a problem with a function that uses the selection-sorting algorithm using recursion rather than a loop. I start out with an integer array with 30 elements:
199 173 175 28 175 102 114...