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Folks, I know we can use unsigned/signed int and char to define our own Boolean type in C. We can either use 0 or 1 to distinguish FALSE or TRUE or use TRUE as anything which is non-zero. Why can't I use float data type to define my own boolean … 
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I thought I was finished with this program but now I can’t find a way to make it quit. The loop continues even when I enter the terminating character. I’ll post he whole thing. The answer may be simple but I'm just not seeing it. [code] do{ do{ system("cls"); printf("Enter …
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