I would advice threadstarter to read post #2, #3 and #5. The rest are either incorrect or referred to another question.

To adrianapatty_28, please start another thread if you have a totally...

Some C compiler will give you a warning when your main function does not return an integer.

In this case, do the following changes to the main function:

int main()
{
......
......
return...

Apart from initializing "i" to zero in all your for loops, your final display statement should be:


printf("%d occurs %d times\n", i, counters[i]);

Seeing you have made some efforts in coding it yourself, I will take the trouble to go through your long post.

Here are the problems:

1. Initialize all your marks and counters when you declare...

Just a simple example of calling a function:


get_start_balance();


To call a function, you just need to use the function name, and pass whatever parameters needed (in the above case the...

Read my statement again. I said "TO ME, putting function declarations inside main is just like a potential time-bomb, even if at this moment your functions do not call each other". Its a PERCEPTION....

It's up to individual's interpretation of what constitutes to a potential time-bomb. To a novice programmer, if he makes a habit of declaring functions inside main function because all the functions...

I don't know about others but to me putting function declarations inside main is just like a potential time-bomb, even if at this moment your functions do not call each other.

Go google "print hello world without semicolon". But its non Ansi C standard because it requires void main().

I am curious why you need to do these silly questions. If this is your assignment,...

int i = 1;
STUPID_ASSIGNMENT:
printf("%d\n", i);

if(i < 100)
{
i++;
goto STUPID_ASSIGNMENT;
}

You can use CreateMutex() to create a named mutex. Then use WaitForSingleObject() to wait for the mutex, either for a fixed timing or infinitely. Then call ReleaseMutex() to release it.

You can use CCriticalSection object if you are using MFC. They are less expensive than mutex.

Else, you can use InitializeCriticalSection(), EnterCriticalSection() and LeaveCriticalSection() for...

Local variables are stored in the call stack, together with the return address and passing parameters.

Instructions are stored in the code segment, which is usually at the lower part of the memory...

Your swap function is entirely wrong. You need to pass pointers to integers as the parameters, and do the swapping by writing to where the pointer points to.

First parameter is wrong. Use char* instead of char. Are you going to change the value of those variables inside the function? If so, pass pointers or reference, else you can simply pass by values.

What language you use? What's your level of proficiency? And how much time you have?

Or you prefer everything to be inside one super big library? In that case, your hello world program could become hundreds of megabyte in size because every single program has to link to that one and...

You can download GLUT from the net. Use google to search.

As for OpenGL files, they normally come with most C++ compilers/IDE.

I see....I intuitively think of simulation whenever I saw the flipping of coins or rolling of dice.

My understanding of the question is that it is simulating the flipping of a coin, which is 50% head and 50% tail.

Is it part of the requirements to use recursive function? This program can be done easily without recursive function. Just use a loop is enough.

Also, check out rand() function to generate random...

I need the source code for controlling rockets. Can anybody send me? :)

When you are using the printf function:

printf("%s", a);


The function is treating variable "a" as a pointer to the beginning of a stream of characters. However, it doesn't have the...

Please list down the errors you got so that we can help to analyze which parts go wrong.

Tell you guys a joke. I know a friend who gave the below answer to a similar programming assignment:


printf("*\n");
printf("***\n");
printf("*****\n");
printf("*******\n");...