goto was the first thing that came to my mind.
recursion was the seconed thing.

But in any case we are not allowed to test with "if".
I tought about simple condition like this

i = ( i < 10...

I too failed to solve "A 'C' program without using any loop (if, for, while,etc...) to print numbers."

unless it is somthing like

printf("1, 2, 3, 4....\n");

;)

Google nither...

Thanks All.

I apologize for upsetting you.
Sorry.

But maybe someone else will have a better solution.

Any more ideas ?

Thank you guys, Lerner and Salem.
But I wasnt interstead in the way to implenent the code.
But rather, other ideas then mine to find node 10.

This is/was an interview question I got two weeks ago.
Find where the loop begins in simple linked list.
I hope this figure will help understand what I mean :

[1] ->[2] ->[3] ->[4] ->[5]
...

Thanks.

I tougth so, but wanted to be sure.
At least you figured out my figure,
which means that my drawing skills
are improving.

Thanks again.

I already told you. Dont do this :

free(top);
top=top->next;

Its very wrong !!!!!
And still you do it again !!!!
:mad:

The logic should be like this :
while ( input != 13 )
{
if input is '(' or '{' or '[' or ')' or '}' or ']'
{
if input is '(' or '{' or '['
...

By saying "how i can find a loop in simple linked list"
do you mean like in my little drawing ?
( In a "normal linked list cell 10 would have point to NULL")

[1] ->[2] ->[3] ->[4] ->[5]
...

void insertSortedList (Node **head, int value)
{
/* creating a new node */

Node *ptr = createNode (value);
Node **pCurrent = head;

/* adding the new node to the correct place in the list...

I am not sure I understand you.
But if you want to replace found words in the puzzle with dots,
here goes :

first change :

char puzzle[MAXLENGTH][MAXLENGTH];


to

Yes , you might declare tocont as integer or even
as char.

>> my program doesn't brake, when '0' is entered as the buss number


Because you break from the for loop, but not from the
while loop.
I suggest a flag like "tocont"


tocont = 1;...

Maybe its installed but not in your path.
try to run as root.
find / -name gcc

I cant belive it wasnt installed with default installtion.

Your coping the same value (temp) for all the fileds :


strcpy(newCat->categoryID, temp);
newCat->drinkType = temp[0];
strcpy(newCat->categoryName, temp);
...

The declatrion of class is good.

class project
{
public:
project();
int get_value();
void sort_values(int value[]);
void search_values(int value[]);
private:

Well. I also think that it is wrong.
But poor me, does'nt know wheter 0,1,2 are prime.
I know that prime will divide by himself and one only.
I Guess you are right.
Anyway. is there someway for...

first of all you did'nt initalize i !!!

The a close look at this program.


int product(int n);
int main(void)
{
char buf[100];
int num;

You have at least two errors :
1) The function call.
2) Variable declartion.

The a look at this program.


/* function prototype.
For every call to print, the
compiler...

I dont know that high math, but I think I can do better.


bool isPrime(int n)
{
bool prime ;
int lim;

if ( n == 0 || n == 1 || n % 2 == 0)
return(false);

Why do you hate fgets. Its my faviorate function.



char* fgets(char *s, int n, FILE *stream);

fgets reads at most the next n-1 characters into the array s, stopping
if a newline is...

I can tell you on unix. To create a parent, you run a process.
To create a child for this process, use fork.
further is family of exec() function's.

Take a close look at the code I replaced.
Try to compile with extension .c
Look for "Notice : "


If you want to delete an item from the list, why dont
get input from user which student name...

One error :

ptr.credit

ptr is a pointer to array.


The permssion problem with :

ptr[i].credit