@ line 23: use the == operator at the 2nd and 3rd condition, that's suppose to be ch == 'e' and ch == 'i'. also did the program compiled without including the ctype and string libraries necessary for using tolower and strlen functions
use the strtok function and set space as the delimeter and save each to an array (use a 2d array in this case), count the number of tokens and divide it by 2 then print out the word with the same value
enclose the whole code from main in a loop where the loop will break if the condition where the user enters n or N is entered example:
int main(void){
char counter;
do{
//rest of the code from main here
//ask the user if he wants to continue and save the value entered to counter
}while(counter != 'n' || counter != 'N')
}
since you don't increment the value of count every time you used this you overwrite the current value with the new value
cout << "Enter the high temperature for ";DAYS[count];": " << endl; DAYS[0];"Sunday";
when you use the semicolon you end the statement (here the cout statement) which means here the code following the first semicolon doesn't make sense like I said with my previous comment:
for a complete cout statement replace the semicolon with <<
but the arrays days is not yet initialized so it wouldn't print a value if you want to use accept values for the array use cin also don't forget to increment the index
try to check the beginning and end of the indeces of the string if equal. The index starting from the beginning to increment and the index starting at the end to decrement and comparing both of them e.g.
//here int i is the counter of the index from the start of the word and j from the end and n as the counter to check if the word is a palindrome
j = strlen(string) - 1;
for(i = 0; i <= j ; i++,j--){
if(string[i]!=string[j]){
n=1; //counter tells that the sting is currently not a palindrome
break; //once found that character doesn't matches it breaks from the loop
}
if(string[i]==string[j]){
n=0; //counter tells that the sting is currently a palindrome
}
}
then print the word is not a palindrome if the value of n is 1 else a palindrome
for starters I'd recommend text based games like sudoku, tictactoe, etc which are terminal based and should be easy to make as for 3d games I'd usually go for C++ or Java because of the use of objects and ready made libraries but you could connect C with OpenGl for 3d purposes
Why didn't you use strcpy as stated in your title? Avoid using gets() try fgets instead, article explaining why. At line 15 your trying to output an integer even though "b" is a character array
I see, so it's impossible then to convert a single 3-digit input to integer?
you can convert at any length if it's in a single variable, I've been taught that using nasm when you input a 3 or more digit number in a terminal you need to store the digits in separate variables for better manipulation in the program
In my opinion you need to use 3 different variables and store each digit in a separate variable, next convert each digit to an integer, multiply the first digit by 100, the second digit by 10 and add all digits together and save to a variable to get a 3 digit number.
With this you only need to compare one variable for the rest of the operations
This shouldn't be too hard. Just use a loop that divides a number by 2 with the condition that the number divided must not be less than 2 and use a counter that increments for every loop, then when the loop finishes print out the counter
that's strange usually its only the root folder where you can't tamper with the files manually
Does the shortcut key work or maybe the terminal command for copy paste work?
I suggest to first check the folder's properties if you have the right permissions like read and write next try to run nautilus with administrator priveleges by 1. run dialog box by pressing Alt+F2 2. then type gksudo nautilus ...this is to check if you can copy paste any items on any folder
if this doesn't work you might be missing the packages for the paste, and might want to consider a clean reinstall but consider this a last resort
I'm not sure if there's another way so you may get better help on http://ubuntuforums.org there's alot of members there that's knowledgeable for ubuntu related problems
use a loop and make a variable where every element of the array will be added to it
have to use function or other ???????
do you mean you need to use a function for the adding process? then just pass the array to a function (as a parameter) then do the same process as I stated before e.g. in main:
sum = totalofarray(ben);
at function:
int totalofarray(int ben[]){
int total;
//do process of adding values to total
return total;
}
It would be alot easier to see all the errors if you posted all of the code in one go anyway, at the function calcAverage you didn't give variable lowScore any value and you didn't save the value returned by findLowest function to any variable and lastly calcaverage didn't return any value
your logic is wrong in the findLowest function for example
if ( lowest < s2)
{
lowest = s2;
}
means if lowest is less than the value of s2 you change the value of lowest to s2 even though s2 has a higher value than variable lowest ...try greater than and change the rest of the conditions
what would happen if there was no counter though? would the linked list still perform normally?
well javawise theres a class given that does the counter for you. But if you want to do it manually (like in C, etc.) the data in each structure acts as the counter for the linked list(usually numeric) so more often than not there's a counter for every linked list. but even if there is an event where no sortable data can be found I guess that as long as each item is connected then yes it should still act like a linked list
what exactly are you suppose to do with the linked list?
but i am confused that whether after learning java i should go for web ( html,css,jscript,php,mysql) for choosing it as my carrer or i should learn new java technologies to become a java developer?
For a choice given which programming language to learn I guess learning both at the same time or alotting time for each language shouldn't be an issue,assuming you have the necessary time to study (probably a year to four like a degree course normally has), learning both will give you valuable experience on different fields that makes you more flexible on what work you'll be given.
that will benifit me most in future w.r.t to learning and monetry purposes?
... this is more guesswork about what the future has in store for you if you have an idea of which company you'd work for and it's necessary requirements e.g. specific programming language and the businness nature of the company then you'd find it a lot easier to focus more on studying specific areas.
As a programmer you need to have the ability to adapt to your working environment meaning you should be willing to learn new things
plz dont say that do what seems to you intersesting, bcz i have no particular interest in either
It's usually that 'what interests you more' is the deciding factor on which path to choose becuase of motivation. also If you don't have any interest in either then why pursue programming? or did …
x = 5
while the value of x is not equal to 0
y = 5
while the value of y is not equal to 0
if the value of y less than or equal to x
print an asterisk
else
print a space
decrement y;
end while
decrement x
print a newline
end while
find a good web host, there are free ones you can use or commercial ones that costs per month (depends on your needs) then just upload your site to your Host
Did you happen to have a problem with your previous BIOS version that made you update it? In my experience people only update their BIOS if they happen to have existing bugs or if it was really recommended in a software update did you backup your previous bios? did you download it, have you had any contact with the technical support for your system that helped you with the update (e.g. chose which BIOS version, etc. )? are you sure you used the correct version for your system?
ideapad LENOVO laptop with Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU m 370 @4.20GHz and ram= 2.00GB
if it's just for programming or computer science need then your specs is more than enough. Mine is about the same as yours though I'm using an acer laptop and I haven't encountered any problem in my years
but my classmate told me that a LENOVO laptop is a trash and i was hurt is that true?
It prints out 0 because it takes noOfdigits, stores a copy then adds 1 and returns the copy. So you get the value of what it was, but also increments it at the same time. Therefore you print out the last value though it gets incremented.
what have you coded so far? Is there a specific question you'd like to ask? are you still troubled on how malloc or realloc work... check the code on this link that works similar to what you need http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/realloc/
could you give an example of which digit is chosen for leftPivot and median of three if it's an extreme(where the digits would be placed in a skewed pattern) then there's your problem... the wrong choice of pivot just my assumption
There's already lots of explanations floating around the web about malloc and realloc and how to properly use them Example You need to to be more specific, which concept are you having troubles with so we can help clarify some things?
