what does this mean:
read value of the integer variable first_int from the user's input?
i dont know what's the proper c statement for this... i'm trying my code but there's always an error...
bryangarcia
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Jump to Postpost the code you tried and the error message(s) because I am unable to see your monitor (I have bad eyes you know).
Jump to Post1) I thought that 'bryangarcia' did not get the line
so, i helped him. It would have be a pity if the thread had dragged on just because the obvious possibility was not explored.
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I am curious as to know as to how you would have made him learn …
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Ancient Dragon
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csurfer
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Make people try and learn rather than giving them the codes directly from next time. :)
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jephthah
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does not deserve Neg Rep.
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csurfer
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Salem
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*nods*
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Tom Gunn
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Can you get any more extreme? It's a trivial 2 line snippet for god sake. No secrets of the programming elite were divulged here. Chill.
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jephthah
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lighten up. telling a beginner how to properly use 'slighten up, dude. instructing a beginner on how to use 'scanf' is hardly giving away trade secret.
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mvmalderen
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you're right... but there does come a point, where we (the so-called 'experts') have to give a line or two of code just to keep things moving. merely demonstrating correct use of "scanf" is not "doing his homework"
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