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Hi guys, I've been trying for over 3 hours just to know how to compare a char to a letter in a string. This is sure confusing, consider that I am a mechanical eng. student >.< Lets get straight to the point Problem 1: passing string and char to a …

[CODE=c] #include <stdio.h> #define M 21 #define N 2 #define INPUTFILE "C:\\Documents and Settings\\Duy Anh Bui\\My Documents\\Uni Stuff\\Eng Computing\\Sourcecodes\\Exercise 2\\in.dat" #define ARRAYFILE "C:\\Documents and Settings\\Duy Anh Bui\\My Documents\\Uni Stuff\\Eng Computing\\Sourcecodes\\Exercise 2\\array.dat" float Quadratic(float,float,float); //Quadratic Function Prototype int main () // Start main() { float a[M][N] = {0}; // Array a …

I got this code here, i wonder why it doesnt put in the file "in.dat" in the same folder. [CODE] #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #define N 20 //Number of trials void main(void) { FILE * pFile; float data[N][2]; int i,j ; char overwrite; for(i=0;i <= N ; i++) /* Initinalize …

Hey guys i have a small question here. [CODE] float angle0; printf("\nEnter Original Attack Angle Value in Degree: "); //input angle scanf("%f", &angle0); while(angle0<-180 || angle0>180) { printf("\nEnter Valid Original Attack Angle Value in Degree: "); scanf("%f", &angle0); } [/CODE] i dont get it when i put in 180 it …