Hi,

I am trying to complete an example from the book SQL for Microsoft Access. I have typed it into Access just as it appears in the book. When I run it, however, I get an error message telling me...

You guys keep telling me to look in the docs. Well, if I understood the docs, then I wouldn't be here.

If I put in fgets instead, then I get this error message:

line 20: error C2660: 'fgets' : function does not take 1 arguments

Hi,

I am working on a program that opens a file, reads the text, converts the text to uppercase, and then displays it on the screen. If I write the program to just type in a string and convert it,...

That is how I had already decided to set it up since asking for the day by name wasn't working.

Thanks for taking a look at it. I eagerly await your response. Sorry about the code tags. I clicked the button to place them, but I must have accidently pasted over them. Yes, that should be a 7. I...

Okay, so I have a menu and a linked list, but I have three problems. First of, if you select option one and enter a name it keeps prompting you to enter another and another. It won't accept any other...

I want to ask them with a prompt, "What day is it?

I then want them to enter Sunday, Monday, etc.

I used %c because I was trying to reading the name of the day, which would be a set of...

I managed to fix the first one, so now I just need help with the second program.

There are specifically two of them that are giving me this problem. The error appears as a pop-up. The debug tool, however, doesn't show an error.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include...

I was working on some programs and now, no matter which one I run, I get an error like this: Unhandled exception at 0x00411be0 in program.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location...

I did that and it printed Hooray, it's the weekend! The thing is, however, that I need it to assign the day based on what the person enters. I thought that the scanf would do that.

Like this?

#include <stdio.h>


int main()
{
enum week { Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday } today;
today = Sunday;
printf("What day is today? ");

I don't insist upon using scanf. If you have a better suggest, then I am perfectly happy to hear it.

Trying you suggestion did cause each line to display. I was able to enter a number, a...

If I try that instead it results in this error message: fatal error C1903: unable to recover from previous error(s); stopping compilation

Okay, but I get the else even when I type in Monday or Tuesday. When I do that isn't it giving today the value of those days, which should result in: Hooray, it's the weekend! Only it doesn't.

Okay, well that is how I have it now, so why isn't it displaying on one line?

*Sigh* Okay, but could we please get back to trying to work this out. I'm at a total lose. I really appreciate the help that has been given and I just need to ask you all to show me a bit more...

Yeah, I've read the book and I've read explanations online. The book has some sample programs for you to mess about with, but nothing like the the one that I described. I just really need a good...

I'm creating a program that is supposed to have enumerated constants that contain days of the week. I am also supposed to have a variable called today that is of type week. Okay, I think I have done...

I had %s before, but you implied that I should change it so I went with %c. Anyway, I put it back now and that made some progress. The text is displaying almost right. Here is what I have now:
This...

No, my point wasn't that I wanted the answer. My point was that I wanted examples and tutorials because I can't find anything helpful and the book isn't helping me to figure this out.

I never said...

Okay, here is what I've got now. I'm not sure which folder the exe is in, so I went with some really overkill here and put a copy of the document.txt file in every folder. Now it is doing something...

If I knew what I was doing, then I wouldn't be asking for help. In answer to your question, no I don't have a manual. All I have is the help file and it isn't really any help at all.

I don't...

Well, you were right. It finally ran, but it still didn't work properly. It displayed the line, "Please enter an integer:", so I did. I pressed enter and then it displayed both of the next two lines,...

Hi,

Okay, so what I am actually trying to do is open a file, convert any lowercase text to uppercase, and then print it on screen. I thought it best to first just begin by trying to open a file...

Here is what I have now with assemble outside of main. I am still getting the same errors that I mentioned in my last post.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "string.h"
void...

Hi,

I need to create a menu of items that the user can select from. These choices will either create a linked list, add an item to the linked list, modify a current entry in the list, delete an...

I tried your suggestions and now I get these errors:

error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'int' to 'char *' Conversion from integral type to pointer type requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast...

Hi,

I am trying to run this program, but I am getting two error messages that prevent it from running. I don't really understand what the problem is or how to fix it. Could someone please help?...

Well, since I am the original poster, I can say that my question was answered. I was just about to ask if there was a way to mark this as solved when I looked up and saw it right above this box....

Thanks! < or equal did just what I wanted.

I tried this and now I have the opposite problem. The last number doesn't print. Suggestions?

Hi,

I am trying to change the address in an array using *nums++. When I run the program, however, the first number in the array is skipped. What am I missing? How do I get the first number to...

Yes, that is what I was referring to when I mentioned your suggestion and I have also found that it skips row 0. Is there any way that the rows could be labeled starting with row 1 that wouldn't be a...

Okay, I tried it the way that you suggested and it still starts with row 0. It also causes other problems with the program.

Okay, I take that back. I previously tried to set rowNum = 0 to 1 and that was when the addition didn't work.

Hmm, mine doesn't display the Sum of all elements. Weird. Other than that, it works fine once I discovered the problem that I mentioned above. Anyway, I thought of replacing the 0 with a 1, but that...

Okay, I managed to figure out that I had my % in the wrong place, so that is why the ds were printing. I have now, however, just noticed that the line Sum of all elements = %d\n is not displaying....

Hi,

I am trying to get an example program to run, but it isn't working. I've probably typed something incorrectly, but I have checked three times and I just don't see it. Anyway, it's a sample...