Thanks you so much for your help! I now have to code working perfectly and your help has greatly helped me understand what is going on with strings. Thanks once again!
Type: Posts; User: Jake Garbelotti
Thanks you so much for your help! I now have to code working perfectly and your help has greatly helped me understand what is going on with strings. Thanks once again!
Thanks for the help, and I understand how it works, like J should change to the 10th letter of the cipher string, I just have no idea how to assign J a number and change it to the corresponding value...
This is the start I have so far:
//included libraries#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
//Main Function
int main() {
//Most of your program should go here.
The second way is the way I would like to do it. I just dont know how I can go from like name[0] being any letter to matching it with the proper letter and then assigning the new letter.
There is some great info in that thread, HOWEVER I don't know how long my user's name is going to be or what their name is going to be. In that thread they are just picking and name and converting it...
I don't want to be programming, I have to take this class to graduate, sorry sir.
Thanks to all those that helped. Finished the program successfully.
Hi, I have to write a program when a user enters 26 letters which is a code that corresponds the normal 26 letter (A-Z) in order and then enter their name which can be any where from 1 to 19 letters....
BUMP? This is due in an hour :/
Do I have to use a flag or something??
Hi, I have to write a program where I give the user "p" random math problems, they decide how many by inputting p. I wrote the program using a for loop that gives them as many problems as they ask...