When you post code, use code tag's like so:

<code here>


qsort() (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/qsort/) is what your looking for.

How do you fit a a name and an email address in char's? You probably want: char studName[256]; and char email[256];. To be safe against buffer overflow's, use fgets() to get the strings.
Good luck.

Those while-getchar's look like they just clear the buffer (up to a newline). You can get rid of those, and put a getchar after each scanf to keep the buffer clear at all times. Remember if you have...

Yeah, you never returned anything out of main.
After "Run Calculator Again? (y/n)" is printed, the program immediatly exits. This is becouse there is newline left in your buffer. Use getchar() to...

What do you mean by version 3 C? There are only 2 versions made by ANSI/ISO; C89 and C99.

Anyway's, what compiler and operating system are you using? What is the exact error message? Does it do...

Just a guess, but the assembly stage would probably be used for computing the location of lables and such. It would be more efficiant to compute them at this stage than cumputing them from higher...

Wow sorry, I really didn't mean to get anyone mad. :( Yes, I have compiled everyone's code. Here's what the output looked like on the modified version of yours:
tWeNtY fIrSt CeNtUrY bReAkDoWn -...

Replace wordoffset = -1; with wordoffset--;. :P

Please make a new thread. As you can imagine, answering two question's in one thread could get confusing.

Wait, is it multiplication like your title says, or is it addition? How many polynomial's will their be?
If there are only 2 polynomial's and you want to add: Load monomial's into list 1 (store...

Listening to what ever this is. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59ZX5qdIEB0)

I don't understand what the problem is, can you be more specific? Where about's in the code are you talking about?

I wonder how much memory worth of game's he has by now.

Which is better, knowledge of just C++, or both C++ and C? It's nice to have a variety of languages, even if their old.

>You can start online but, you will need great dedication and self motivation to push yourself and not just give up on the basic first problems that you will face.
Yeah, that's a real issue. If you...

Use code tags, it make's you post look nicer:

<code>


Don't use void main() ever again except when telling other people to not to use void main()! Use int main(), int main(void) or int...

>Isn't so a virtual address is allocated to it by the compiler.
Hmm... I'm not 100% about the internals of gcc, but dosen't the compiler handle the variable's for any given object (including...

No, it's often not the best place to start from. Lot's of CS teachers in high school are not good. Not all, but lot's. This is probably becouse most of the good one's are teaching university classes....

Yes I can code it for you. But I am not. Glad I was able to answer your question.

If you where able to write the code at post #3, it should be easy to covert what I had written into C. If you...

You for got a double quote in the first printf. :P
Change if ( input[i]<0 || input[i]>9) to if ( input[i]<'0' || input[i]>'9'). '9' is different than 9.
Use fgets() instead of gets(). It's safer....

You don't have any divide's in there. You can't just use modulo for the whole thing. Also, you forgot to read the number backwards.

Just add a check to see if the user input is equal to the key in the loop.
It might look like:
let pin = 1234
let count = 0
let in = 0

while count is less than 3 and in does not equal pin
...

Look at this:
if(i==pin) //First time, the input is checked
printf("The PIN is correct.\n");

else
{
printf("Invalid PIN.\n");
while(a!=3) //Is it being checked in this loop?
{
...

Use code tag's in your post to make it easer to read:

Code here.


You have no int infront of your main(). :P

You need a library that can support HTTP. I've never used it, but libcurl (http://curl.haxx.se/) sound's like it will do the job.

Or loop through the string and check if any char is between the acsii value's of '0' and '9'.

Seed the prng with the time. See the example on the end of this (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/rand/) page.
I wonder why the example has a combination of puts() and printf(). :P

“It's hard to beat a person who never gives up.” - Babe Ruth

I'm not into politics, but it kinda sounds like kid's playing on a playground. Imagin that each country is a group of kids. You have leaders of the group, and you have followers. Can you imagin these...

Look up how to make and use (http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson4.html) functions.
By the way, use code tags in your post.
Good luck.

This is the second time this old thread came back to life. Let this thread RIP!
Use code tags, don't use conio.h, there is no int infront of your main and don't post code without OP doing any work!

Did you move printf("Would you like to play again? (y/n): "); & again = getchar(); down a bracket? It worked on my computer. After you win a game, it will ask you to play again.
Nice program :)

Aha! Which loop is again = getchar(); in?
It's in while(correct == 0) not while (again == 'y').

In your inputguess() function, put getchar() after each of your scanf's. Scanf leaves a newline in the buffer from my understanding.

It's rather hard for us to debug a function without ever seeing it. Check to see that you don't accidentally write to 'matrix' instead of '*matrix' (or '*matrix[]').
Good luck.

You used void main() instead of int main(). Any parent process will have no idea if the program ran properly or not.
Try attaching to code if it's long. It make's the thread's easer to read.

In the time capsule in my back yard. I may or may not open it up in the future. :P

What do you want to do exactly? It sounds like your talking about functions.
void child(void);

int main(void) {
child(); /* Call child process */

return 0;
}

void child(void) {

What does your print function look like?
Take a look at this (http://c-faq.com/~scs/cclass/int/sx9b.html).

Hey guy's. I've never really cared for game dev befor, but it sounds kinda fun. I'm expecting a spair class next year and need to have something to do in my spair time. I'm thinking of making a clone...