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Need help in a very easy C progrem Can anybody give me the source code of ANY of the following programs.... me newbie to C....
1. Write a program which takes 10 numbers as INPUT and tell which one is GREATER.
2. Write a program which takes 10 numbers as INPUT and tell which one is SMALLER.
1. Write a program which takes 10 numbers as INPUT and tell which one is GREATER.
2. Write a program which takes 10 numbers as INPUT and tell which one is SMALLER.
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Post the code you have done, and we'll point you in the right direction.
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Dont know the code... thats y asking from u peoples... by the way thanks for quick reply Belrog
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So show us what you can do, say
- write a program which reads 10 integers and prints them back to the user.
Look at whatever programs you've already written and try to adapt what you've learnt so far to the new problem. Then build on that a step at a time.
So show us what you can do, say
- write a program which reads 10 integers and prints them back to the user.
Look at whatever programs you've already written and try to adapt what you've learnt so far to the new problem. Then build on that a step at a time.
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