What are you going to do to the user after 3 tries?

There are some folks who might not know what graphics.h implies. It would be waste of time for them to explore this question. As for you, I am very glad you are so knowledgeable about Turbo C. I...

Graphics.h? Let me guess, must be from the old Tubo C compiler (16bit), good luck to find anyone that uses this old bird!

I can't believe it needs to be that complex!

This does not make any sense, if the return value is double or float you can not guarantee precision to be 38.3 it most like will be 38.2999999 or something like that.

The rounding is done in your display function. Here is C example:
// percent calculation, wants 100 * 90/235 --> 38.3 %

#include <stdio.h>

double CalculatePercentage(double TotalComponent,...

Looks like you have somewhat incomplete code:
#include<stdio.h>

float x[4] = {1.2,2.4,3.6,4.8};
float f[4] = {0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4};
float xave = 0.0;
float ftotal = 0.0;

int main()
{

Looks like our friend brahle uses cstdio rather than iostream because of the much smaller executable it produces. Maybe it is bad habit to mix C and C++, but then C++ is tolerant of C. I consider...

Sounds more like Ancient's wife has him broke in!

Happy coding!

There is something like in a C code snippet here:
http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet377.html

Or use Ruby or Python that do not have these narrow limits.

Getting C and C++ all mixed is common!

I would be temded to bring the story in from a text file, but than of course you need to distrubute two files.

Check this site:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ck80.html
and go to C-Kermit site.

&amp;&amp; stands for the C and = &

Here is a list of macros I have been using.

Dave, you are correct here, there is difference between representation and conversion.

I always wondered how qsort was correctly implimented.

Wouldn't it be safer to use fgets() rather then scanf()?

This program use a while loop to delete trailing spaces and tabs from a string. It is meant to be more of an example of the application of the while loop.

Commonly strings consist of ASCII characters, some are printable, some are in the backgrounds like the bell, carriage return, linefeed, tab and so forth. This code displays a table of ASCII...

A simple program to show you how to create a table of Fahrenheit and Celsius values using a for loop. You may be able to learn from this code.

The last time I has seen such odd header files, was in one of Herb Schildt's old books.

Twice is better? You must be shiddin us!

What compiler is that? Can't find dos.h anywhere!

How would you handle a structure of mixed types then?

I like simpel stuff!

Even my professor of mathematics couldn't believe this easy algorithm.

David, you know how to explane things good!

Wow, dude your code makes it very clear!

My first experience with pointers. Learned how to spell a string foreward and backward using pointers. I hope you can learn too!

Interesting code. Corrected a few errors, now it works. However fact(14) is less then fact(13).