mattboy64

hahhaha yea...opposite for me tho.. i sticked to the one i liked.. i liked developing games...so i started java :) and liked it idk these situations in life really need some thought personally, i think tht the language a coder decides on affects alot of THAT coders life cuz thats …

I'm almost finished coding the last of my C program on stock inventory but in the last two functions (one being my main function and the other a void function) the compiler gives an error stating that there a Parse Issue and that an expected identifier or "(" is missing …

I'm coding an inventory program in C and I need the variable "stock1" in more than two seperate functions I'm not sure as to how they're supposed to be manipulated and read by the seperate functions nor do I understand how to declare them If I declare them as global …

These days im using xcode and its a bit of annoyingly good amounts of changes from borland which im used to But i keep getting error for this printf ("\nThe amount of First Class cars Stocks remaining are: %d", &stock1); (while stock1 is declared: int stock1) and it says format …

There is a small problem i have there is a small error that i didnt use to have with the boorland compiler I'm using xcode these days and in my switch case im trying to execute a function (as you can see, the "main" function) however it says that it …

#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <conio.h> #include<stdlib.h> int fstock1, fstock2, fstock3; int opt1, opt2, cCost, length, gTotal; int stock1= 5; int stock2= 10; int stock3= 15; //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- void welcome() { system ("cls"); printf ("\n ||||''|| . ...\n"); printf (" |||| ||| |||''|| '||| |||. .|| ||| .||''||.\n"); printf (" |||| …