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I have a simple program (code follows) that circle_shifts an array, but I need it to be able to quit when the user enters a character, (ex. q). Where do I start?[code]#include <stdio.h> #include <stdbool.h> #include <math.h> int printAr(int n[], const int SIZE){ unsigned int i; printf("Array contents: "); for( …
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I've made a program that can scan through a plain text document for the string "SA001:" and if it's not there, it ads it in at the top. But the problem comes with the saving to the document: It adds some things to the document that I don't know how …
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I'm trying to make a function that can scan a char array, and finish it's business when it comes to a '\0'. so here is the for loop i came up with: [CODE]for( i=0 ; charArray[i] != '\0' ; i++ )[/CODE] But here is an example of entered data: "1234 …
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