rather than

printf("Greetings!\n");

You could use:

const char* greeting = "Greetings!\n";

printf( greeting );

Huh? It sounds like the assignment is, given a node in the target list, insert a new node into it. Otherwise you'd have an assignment like "insert in sorted order"

So, given a target node called...

Check out 'strtok()'; it will parse a string, stopping on one or more tokens; in this case your ':'.

The strings you parse could be referenced by an array of string pointers:


const char*...

If you know the window to send them to, you can use WM_MOUSEMOVE and WM_MOUSEACTIVATE. But you have to know the HWND. One way to do that is to use EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows to find the...

How about:

int is_prime_helper( int n, int test )
{
if (test < 2) return 1;
if (!(n%test)) return 0;
return is_prime_helper(n,test-1);
}

int is_prime(int n,int p)