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Hi i have a binary function search program where the user enters a index of numbers, then enters the number he wants to find. However my program wont compile and says the subscripted value is neither an array or pointer. Help me out please. Here is what ive got: [CODE]# …
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i need some help on this. I have the array numbers stored already but the array dosent display on the screen. Why? here is the code [CODE] # include <stdio.h> # include "simpio.h" # include "genlib.h" # include "strlib.h" # include <math.h> # define size 3 main() { int intArray[size][size]; …
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Yeah i made a totally new program. However it still doesnt work. The error message says that it is an invaled conversion from int to int*. Here is the code. Please fix it and help repost it. [CODE]# include <stdio.h> # include "simpio.h" # include "genlib.h" # define SIZE 500 …
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hi im trying to write a C program that produces an array like this 1,2,4,8,16... Basically i produce an array with with the power of 2 starting at 0 and going up to n. Here is my current code: However the array dosent show. What is the problem? # include … 
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Can someone help me edit this program. I am a begginer in C and suck at it somewhat. I can't figure out a way to make the function work since i have to initialize s to equal u and if i initialize it in the function it will always make … 
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