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Yeah, I deserved that.

Moving on, I think I figured it out except the integer division in which I use decimals.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define FIRSTCHOICE 1
#define...

aahahaha I'm really bad at programming, my apologies.

Yes i can use anything else but I have to use at least two functions. Also yes, that's what I'm looking for. How exactly would I add the...

So as a result I have to use doubles?

Yeah I want the uset input to be put as the input in either equation. Where would I put the switch statement?

Hello again.

I need help with this program. I need to connect the functions but I am having trouble doing so. The requirements are in the code. This is what I have so far:



#include...

I think I got it! thank you sir :)

That is a brilliant idea. I did so and I see that 'i' does not add one to itself. Do I need to add 'i += 1'?



#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define SIZE 50
int main()
{
int...

Thank you, that solved most of the issues.
Now the only problem is that 'i' isn't incrementing. I need it to start at zero and end at 49. Is 'i' in the incorrect place?



#include <stdio.h>...

OH, I just realized the 'scanf_s' in my post. In my dev environment I have 'scanf'. My bad.

I'm still stuck, unfortunately.


#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#define SIZE 50
int main()...

I'm using Dev C++ so I use scanf, no?

The first one stops when i is less than or equal to 49. The second one stops at 49 also?

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#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#define SIZE 50

int main()
{

Thank for being honest. Unfortunetly I have to use a array for this. I (think) I have addressed some of your issues in my code in my last post.

using #define SIZE 50 does not set 50 to each SIZE? And I'm sorry but how would another assignment exactly work? Thanks.



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#define SIZE 50

int main()
{

I thought about your comments and came up with this:



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#define SIZE 50

int main()
{

Hi, for this assignment I must allow the user to enter numbers into an array. When the array size exceeds 50 or when the user enters -999, the array will be displayed.

The problem: The sentinel...

That did it. Thank you.

How does one change the documentation to C11 or C9? I am using Dev C++.

Hello quick update. I decided to re-haul my code. I now have trouble finding how to calculate the smallest and largest number from stored variables.



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

Here is the assignment: Youneed to write a menu driven program.
Theprogram allows a user to enter five numbers and then asks the user to select achoice from a menu. The menu should offer following...

Thank you for the resources.

Ah right the semicolon! Plus you are right, it does nothing. So I was thinking of removing it for an if statement?



if(number == -1){
printf("\nChoose a selection 1-4 from the menu:\n");
...

Hi and ty for replying. I intended for it to happen this way. The user enters number and presses enter. They repeat this five times before typing -1 to stop. Then the menu shows up.

Yes, it's me again. (hello)

My program will not stop using -1 even though it is the sentinel value. Please help me locate my mistakes. Otherwise, I believe everything else is correct. We just...

I got it to work!!!! :D
Adding the double part was the solution. Thank you so much for your help and patience guys. I think planning it out first by hand will help me a lot.

(I should note that I am using Dev-C++)

I fixed some of the issues I made. I tested and saw that when I put in two, three, four numbers that are passing it displays the percentage correctly (at...

I think I understand userxbw, and thank you Matticus. So passingGrades will start at 0 and so will failingGrades. total is failingGrades added to passingGrades. percentage is passingGrades divided by...