YUP.

but to answer the OP's second question:

any loop can that can be done with a for statement, can also be done with a while statement. and vice versa. the details are different but the...

what are you talking about? drawings? in C?

i mean, you can name and save any kind of file you want, whether if its a .bin or .txt or .bmp or whatever, but really, if you're drawing pictures...

you've got a lot of issues. for instance, these lines:

mino - minn = 30;
mino - minn = 60;
mino - minn = 00;

you can't make assignments like that. i'm having a really hard time following...

with all the solid professional compilers and dev environments out there -- many of them absolutely free -- why anyone, anywhere still uses this pile of non-standard crap of a compiler, is beyond...

i really want to help you, but your code is painful to look at. please repost it and enclose your code within tags.

always use good coding practice like proper indention of code blocks,...

if you would like to get a meaningful response, please consider the following:

How to Ask a Question (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375)

Please Use Code Tags...

you can't do this:
if (ch == *my_word ||*my_word2 || *my_word3)

you have to specify what you're testing for each OR'ed condition.
if (ch == *my_word || ch == *my_word2 || ch == *my_word3)

and quit assuming everyone on here is a "sir". sexist language was deprecated last century. get with the program.

hi, that's a very nice cut-and-paste you've done.

did you use the mouse right-click to paste? or did you use CTRL-C and CTRL-V? i prefer using the keyboard myself, it seems much more...

i agree that "void main" is to be avoided, but merely calling it "the evil" without explaining why is not going to impress many newbies, since it will always appear to them to work.

Anyhow,...

the main() program can often be called by a parent program. 'return 0;' indicates to the caller (parent) that the main() program executed correctly.

so... generally speaking, the main function...

alberton, generally speaking you can't just go and grab some missing header file off the interwebs and expect it to work. these types of headers are often built for your system, and even if you ...

the individual words, I understand.

the sentence, makes my brain hurt.

i think these posts ought to be instantly deleted by moderators, along with a copy of a standard explanation auto-delivered to the poster's email.

I can see why Narue has all but left daniweb ......

where did the "C++" forum go?

did you try

www.expedia.com

or

www.travelocity.com

?

wait, wait, wait.... you apparently have spent a lot of time learning how to cleverly write English "chat speak"

why don't you spend your time learning how to write proper English? I know you...

use code tags correctly. and make sure your code is indented. otherwise, it's a ridiculous mess, and no one will want to look at it.

int main(void)
{
// hello, i am properly formatted...

"i dont know but here's google" may be appropriate in some cases, but Monkey_King posted a decent question, included formatted code, described the output he wanted, and asked why wasnt it working...

if it's a dumb mistake, then we're all dumb. even experienced programmers will sometimes forget to initialize variables. it's probably one of the most common bugs.

:)

well, in the spirit of full disclosure, i must admit i haven't used Visual C++ Express in a long time either.

I remember begin frustrated that the debugger didnt work and the installation...

but you can wait 3 1/2 years to respond to a thread and divide that time by the number of total posts, for a rough estimate of the number of thread-posts per year.

amirite?

um... you pretty much just described the two steps.

$ gcc file1.c main.c
$ ./a.out

what more do you want to do?

why do a convoluted loop? the point, anyhow, is to learn bitwise operators. otherwise throw the chapter away and go learn about loops.

but i do see that i misunderstood part of the question. ...

"thorough knowledge"? but little practical experience??

LOL :)

sorry bud, you don't have a thorough knowledge of C, until you gain lots of experience. i've been programming C for years and...

~(~0 << n) makes a bitmask of ones equal to the number 'n'. does this by first filling the integer full of ones, then shifting them to the left 'n' bits (filling lsb's with zeros), then inverts all...

^^^ 16^2 is not 484. (!!)

^ the method to convert binary will only work on bases with a power of 2... Works for octal, hex, and base-64 (armored ascii)... won't work for decimal.

but other...

genlib.h ... simpio.h ... strlib.h ... WTF is this???

whoever told you to use this crap is setting you up for FAIL. this is so non-standard, i dont even know what the hell it is. all i know is...

oops.

i meant to say, change it to if (color && 1)

^ from that page:

why so complicated? all you really need is "strtol()" and the addition operator.

int binaryAdd(char *first, char *second, int *sum)
{
int val1, val2;
char *ptr1, *ptr2;
size_t...

those were two different people.

but as to that second guy, welcome to Daniweb. it's pretty much the reason why the long-term users here are often cynical and jaded towards noobs.

i know the ultimate way


#include<jephthah.h>

newStr_ptr = removeSpacesAndCondense(myString);

it's non-standard and not very portable, but hey, it works on my machine.

speak for yourself.

i'm here for the smackdown.

what's this non-standard conio.h and clrscr() crap?

why do you refuse to use [code] tags?

i dont know if your program works in any meaningful way, because it won't even compile

get...

either a sloppy abbreviation for "numbers" (abbr. "no.")

or he's looking for the LCM and GCF of two noses.

on further review, i prefer the latter.

it just.

doesn't.

stop.

any int variable is inherently an *integer* the value is not stored in any particular base .... hex or decimal or binary, it doesnt matter. the only difference is when you print it. printf("hex...

all you have to do is store the original maze in memory and recall it each time with the new person's position.

you've been handed 90% of the solution and 99% of the difficulty. all you need to...

i get no love :(