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    All right, but I'm still getting problems. ...

    All right, but I'm still getting problems. Whatever numbers I use as input, the two numbers I get as output are always 0.000000 and 0.000000. I'm not sure why, maybe it's my mathematical...
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    Okay, so the ampersand is necessary with single...

    Okay, so the ampersand is necessary with single char's but not with char arrays. Will it give me an error to use the ampersand with a char array? Just a thought, thanks for the clarification...
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    Actually, the ampersand is necessary with chars. ...

    Actually, the ampersand is necessary with chars. I completely forgot about it, but upon going back to my older programs, I see that I actually have been using them and it is mandatory to use them in...
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    Great, thanks Hammer. That certainly helped....

    Great, thanks Hammer. That certainly helped.
    Why though? Is that only a rule with integers, doubles, floats, etc.? That '&' certainly isn't necessary with 'char's.
    Alas! Although that got rid...
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    No errors but problems??

    Hello all, I'm at that lovely time in a mathematical learning experience in which you are forced to submit to memorizing the quadratic formula, which is not only despicably confusing but long and...
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    Debugging Calculator

    Hello everyone. I only recently started programming in C, and I have more recent still attempted to write a simple 'calculator' program, one that solves simple addition, subtraction, division, etc....
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    Alright. I'm fairly new to C programming myself,...

    Alright. I'm fairly new to C programming myself, so maybe it's a good idea to disregard any and all of my advice. Still...

    printf ("Enter account number (-1 to end);\n");

    I don't think that...
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