When you type something for getchar and press enter, the linefeed '\n' goes into the choice1. That is scanf will not prompt the user to enter a character. Instead it will take the last key you pressed for getchar()
It's simple. Just break them into segments. hour < 10 ? "0" : " " The hour <10 part tells that if value of hour is less than 10 then 0 will be displayed, if hour is not less than 10 then it displays nothing. If the condition is satisfied then the expression following ? is done if the condition is not satisfied then the expression after : is done.
Correction to the code posted by sodabread. There should be ; in line 8 and line 15.
? product is not a data type right? But why was it placed there? help please
product inventory[10];
It's a way to declare objects for a structure.
struct product
{
string brand;
int stock;
int sold;
float price;
// Other items that pertain to a product
}inventory [10];// Another way to declare objects for a structure.
Sodabread commented: Thanks for covering me. Don't check much on weekends =)+7
In the previous pattern the letters were increasing and now it should decrease for the next pattern. Just decrement values instead of incrementing. The for loops will look like this.
Hello niths, Words are separated by spaces. Find where the first space occur. The characters preceding the space will give you the word. Since you want the last word of the string look for the space from the end.
Give some object in the declaration. For example..
sort_surname(ACC obj[],char *account_aray);
But i see that you are not using the any object in the function sort_surname(). So remove the parameter in the declaration and don't pass any structures in line 51.
case 2:
sort_surname(account_array);//not the number parameter
break;
It's giving that error because *account_array is not declared in main(). Keep in mind that the parameter is *account_array[]. So you should declare it appropriately.
Yes, in the switch case function an array is not passed as a parameter sort_surname ( number, /* *string */ ); And in the function definition of sort_surname object has not been declared. I wonder how come you haven't got any errors?
void sort_surname(ACC,char *account_array[])//here the object should have been declared
Hello ThrasherK, I hope coursename is a string. In the line 10 you have declared coursename as character variable. Declare it as a pointer or as a character array.
Hello itslucky, You can do as gerard4143 said or you an also do this. Declare a character array. The values in the character array can be converted to integers by doing this.
char a[5]="2358";
int a;
a = ((a[0]-'\0')*1000))+((a[1]-'\0')* 100))+((a[2]-'\0')*10)+(a[3]-'\0');
Hello francis25, consider a set {2,2,2,2,2,2,2}, to find the sum of all elements in the set, you would count the number of 2's and multiply it with 2. You can also add all the 2's instead of multiplying and that's what is done in the code you posted. Variable i is used in the for loop so that the element is added up to the number of times it occurs.
Hello xeno86, Use fflush(stdin) before scanf for again as charley bones said. The loop doesn't work because as you press enter('\n') the '\n' is copied onto the variable again. You can also use flushall() before the scanf() for again.
Hello tamyln, The problem lies with your calcactualamount funciton. You gave return amountp in a while loop. It's wrong. You should give return statement outside the loops. A function can return only one float value.
Hello ntrncx, Lets take 67. 67 mod 10 will give you the ones place(7). Then divide 67 by 10. Since both are integers you will get the tenths place(6). Do this for 128 also and you will have the digits separated out.
After comparing the first and last letter, the function should compare the second letter and the last before letter,so on. You should preincrement start and predecrement last.
Hello ntrncx, I think there is something wrong here testpalindrome(word,last-1,start+1); It should be last-- and start++ because last and start do not decrement or increment in last-1 or start+1
Hello anu07, strcmp wil return value 0 if both the strings are equal.You should check whether strcmp(temp,exit)==0. If you give if(strcmp(temp,exit)) it will break at the first time itself.
It's not good programming style and it's a good thing to point out as the OP may not have noticed, but it'll actually work here. 0, 1, and 2 are valid char values and will be converted to integers with values 0, 1 or 2 when the function is called, so in this particular case it'll work, though it may be a bit confusing to read the code.
The problem is the while loop position (though there are some other things too).
But when i changed playerchoice to int and also cases like case 'r' etc to case 0 it worked finely on my system (I made this change in the code written in the thread which is not having while loop).
Change playerchoice to int. Ask the user to enter 0 for rock ,1 for paper and 2 for scissors or have a new integer variable to pass it in the winner function.
Hello hous3aholik, This is where you got wrong.You declared playerchoice as a character variable and you are assigning integer 0 to it in the switch cases.
char playerChoice;
playerChoice = 0;//<--
So you cannot compare it with integer values in the winner() function and the parameters in the winner function are also integers.
Yes,there is one method. First you store every digit of the number in an integer array and then you reverse the array and store it into another array. Check if both the arrays are equal. If equal then the number is a palindrome.
That's what i said. The vaiables first and sixth are equal,but the varables second and fifth are not equal if the number is 123321. second=123321%100000 =23321. fifth=123321%100=21.
Hello blee93, I think there is something wrong with the ispalindrome function. For example take 101 * 101=10201. 10201 is a palindrome. In you function isplaindrome first will have zero if 10201 is divided by 100000. Sixth will have 1 (10201 % 10). First is not equal to sixth. So your function will return false though 10201 is a palindrome.
Hello rjbrjb777, Try this... Create a structure with variables dd(for day) and mm(for month). Assign the variables with the values you calculated in the function calday and return the structure instead of 'day' only.
struct cal
{float dd ,mm;
};
cal daymonth,daymonth2;
int calday(float day,float month)
{
if(month==2)
//code as you posted
else
{day = day + 334;
}
daymonth.dd=day;
daymonth.mm=month;
return(daymonth);
}
Use daymonth2 to get the structure having values of day and month that you calculated in calday in the main function.
Hello stan2000, The problem is in your for loop. You initialized total_pay as 0.01. Inside the for loop total_pay gets added to pay*2 which value on day 1 becomes 0.03( that is 0.01+ (0.01*2)). so the total_pay will not start from 0.01. To start total_pay from 0.01 you should initialize it to 0.00 in double total_pay=0.00; Next you should initialize pay as 0.01 in double pay=0.01; Also change your for loop like this one below...
double pay=0.01;
double total_pay=0.00;
for (days = 1; days <= ndays; days ++)
{total_pay=total_pay+pay; // the total_pay which was zero first will now become 0.01
cout << days<<"\t"<<pay<<"\t"<<total_pay << endl;//on day 1
pay=pay*2; //here only the pay is doubled
}
