This is the implementation, firstly you can't do this in one line, and even if you could nobody would care.

We wont give you a free solution to what's probably homework, have you even tried it yet?

They can also be very helpful outside structures, for example in this snippet I made some time ago. [link] (http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217147.html)
I used it in the main scope as a structure...

Capital letters go at the start of a sentence, not the end. :icon_lol:

Great, after three threads of being told to post the code, you don't use code-tags :icon_confused:
Please, read the rules too.

Because, I like it, it's a simple function which has one purpose, to convert an integer to string (with a radix). If anybody complained that they couldn't compile my code on a crap compiler, I...

Do your own homework.

Cheesey, how about this. I know the exact problem you're facing, but I don't think I want to help you anymore.

Seems your attitude here isn't getting you anywhere.

It's not an official rule that you're not allowed to give away free solutions, so if he wants to give them away, he has that choice. He wont be given any warnings by a moderator.

On the other...

Shouldn't it be a & and not a &&? Otherwise the && # is pointless.

>William, regarding your post (#11): I think that int main( void ) is the preferred way in C
I think we're looking into things far too much here. It works now, so let's just leave it at that, OK?...

Your ungratefulness to people who are trying to help you is getting you nowhere, just follow a few simple rules and then we're all happy.

>Help me with suitable code...
We don't give away code.

Start by posting code you wrote to show us that you've put some effort in, and explain your problem more clearly.

Well depending on how you're outputting those values, this can be done in a few different ways. But if the values are c-strings before you output them, passing them to a simple function like this...

Go ahead then, tell us how to do it in one line.

In future, remember to use code tags (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-3.html).

Here is the code how I would have formatted it, after cleaning it up a little for you.#include <stdio.h>...

>plz help its urgent...
Not for us.

>i actually want to read the raw file(CR2 file) of jpeg image using turbo C...
You shouldn't be using Turbo C in the first place, you should get yourself a...

This question has been asked many times. There's a few ways to do this, an easy way is to simply fill up the array with unique integers, then shuffle it like this:#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
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