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well thanks for the help. i'm pretty sure i understand it now. i'm assuming things might get a little complicated with all the numbers changing so i'll just have to keep track of everything on paper....

i see. so then the next value would be a=1, 1-1=0, and 8 is at the 0 value but it has been replaced by 4? so the second value is 4? is that how it works?

for more clarification.. here's another example that i can't figure out with the same logic because it is a different type of problem..


int main() {
int a[] = {8, 1, 6, 3, 5, 7,...

i know bigH. i was rushing :) sorry lol. but rest assured i fixed it in codeblocks.. i copied and pasted this from a powerpoint.

i do understand better now; I mean, i see how you got the output, at least. i guess i was confusing myself after looking at i=0 so my thought process was something like this: since i=0 then 0+0+1=0...

Hey everyone..

So i'm adding arrays to the already long-enough list of C concepts that i don't understand. I looked at the tutorial on this site and i've googled for info on arrays; nothing i have...

fair enough. thanks for the help

no, that makes sense.. i'll just throw all the code down. The assignment is to have the program assign a random cost of $5-$20 for used games and $25-50 for new games.



int main() {
int...

Hey everyone.

Writing some code and i'm having a little problem with my for loop. the program is only supposed to output 3 lines of code (all different random prices). However, the first price is...

i figured it out. it was really simple i was just being neglectful and not really paying super close attention.

i really appreciate your help and patience holding my hand, Flame of the West.

the variable i was using for up to 40 hours of regular pay previously was weekly_pay. but weekly_pay = weekly_pay +overtime pay doesn't make any sense. While i understand that it doesn't make any...

This is where i'm at now.


int main() {
int num_hours_worked, employee_type, overtime_hours_worked;
float weekly_pay, overtime_pay, pay_rate;

printf("Are you and hourly employee...

right. it stops working after 75 because 40 goes into 80+ at least twice so the remainder resets.

for some reason, i didn't think to use subtraction...

i was initially thinking that using the mod would take, for example, 46 and divide it by 40, which would go into once and have a remainder of...

i'm an idiot.. think i got it now

yes i now have
printf("You will get paid $%f this week.\n", weekly_pay); only once below the entire if/else statement. I now realize my boneheaded mistake of having pay_rate as an integer instead...

i put all of this


printf("Are you and hourly employee (1) or a manager (0)?\n");
scanf("%d", &employee_type);

printf("How many hours did you work this week?\n");
scanf("%d",...

Hey this is a different bit of code. but i'm having some issues with the math.



int main() {
int num_hours_worked, pay_rate, employee_type, overtime_hours_worked;
float weekly_pay_1,...

figured it out. thanks a ton

quick question. When i compile and run the program with codeblocks, it will stay open until i close it, but if i run the .exe file by itself and type in the answer to the prompt, the program closes...

I actually had it right but i had an extra curly brace that i didn't notice in there and i didn't notice so i just assumed i was doing it wrong =\

what are the correct places to put the braces?

hey everyone,

writing a little program and i'm getting an error that says 'else without a previous if'.




char ans_one, ans_two, ans_three, months_experience;

printf("Have you...

thank you kindly.. i'll get to work on that today

what do those changes do exactly?

and what does that (a graphics/video library) entail?