Need Help In C Assignment ^^

[fahad.alsharafi.1]

I am in first sem in university..
and i can't do it alone ~~
http://www.mediafire.com/view/?1nqlfsuc3nrg4cc

any one can help to solve those 3 questions or any one ^^

[rithish]

ok u try to write the code. if u have doubts post it man.first initiate ur assignment

[WaltP]

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[fahad.alsharafi.1]

Gays.. at least tell me some hint ~~
i can't understand the logic of programing ^^

[asrockw7]

Start small and demonstrate to yourself how each programming constructs work (e.i. conditions, loops, functions). Try to make compute-the-sum programs and then integrate each feature you don't know how to use. There needs to be an initiative from yourself to break through that initial learning curve.

[WaltP]

Refer to point 1, 9, and 10 above.

[fahad.alsharafi.1]

asrockw7 Thanks man. but your adivise for proffissnal not bigiiner like me ^^
waltp i got it thanks..

[deceptikon]

asrockw7 Thanks man. but your adivise for proffissnal not bigiiner like me ^^

Um, no? Breaking a problem down into manageable pieces and experimenting with ideas in a small and controlled environment is programming 101. It's something every beginner should be learning on their first day, and a skill that everyone should be using regardless of experience level.