Been a while since I did much programming but I'm returning to the
fold. :)
I need to learn C/C++. I'm pulling out some old books I have in my
library but I'm also looking for a good, solid tutorial -- book or even
online (i.e., CBT). So, I thought I'd see if anyone had any they would
Hi,
I'm trying to create a program for calculate grace marks for a student
based on certain rules. The logic works fine but it is not looping as
I want it to.
I want this program to prompt me whether i wish to check for another
student but it just executes for one time and end.
tried with
On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 02:31:19AM -, uvcceet wrote:
I will start with C, mostly for PICs, and embedded stuff, but I want
to get to know a bit about the Windows Programming as well, so I am
looking at M$ C++ 2005 Enterprise Edition, which I downloaded and
installed.
Presumably you meant
On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 06:39:32AM -, Noctaire wrote:
I need to learn C/C++. I'm pulling out some old books I have in my
library but I'm also looking for a good, solid tutorial -- book or even
online (i.e., CBT). So, I thought I'd see if anyone had any they would
recommend.
See
On 18/08/06, Noctaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Been a while since I did much programming but I'm returning to the
fold. :)
I need to learn C/C++. I'm pulling out some old books I have in my
library but I'm also looking for a good, solid tutorial -- book or even
online (i.e., CBT). So, I
On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 07:49:49AM -, Kishan Tikandar wrote:
I'm trying to create a program for calculate grace marks for a student
based on certain rules. The logic works fine but it is not looping as
I want it to.
I want this program to prompt me whether i wish to check for another
Hello andhrew i am maruthi ramakrishna., i am learning c languge now.
i wanna programmes for beginers and so that they can try too.
I am using c++ IDE compiler of Borland's. I don't knw the customize
optioons available in that complier. can u explain me.
Have u read deitel deitel book of c++.
Thanks for replying..
I don't think I got you correctly... I'm not familiar with fgets() and
strtol(). I tried replacing the scanf(%c,another); with another
= getchar();. The program still behaves in the same way. :(
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On
At 12:12 2006-08-17, andrew clarke wrote:
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 12:05:35AM -0600, Victor A. Wagner Jr. wrote:
If I do leave it one day it will probably be due to me neglecting the
C/C++ languages in favour of higher-level languages - primarily Python.
I don't consider run-time-typing to
At 09:17 2006-08-17, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Eliacem Galon wrote:
thanks for the rply.it was my cousin who send that it
many times coz they felt confuse that my msg was sent.
so she decided for the one or twice. im confusing
that: when i'm using 24 hrs format, sample of this
when the
--- In c-prog@yahoogroups.com, Sean Brewer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sure
what you got does compile C code, but the fact that you obtained it
illegally, well, is bad.
Well, actually, the only crime commited is that I cannot type... :-)
Its not the enterprise edition, it is the free, 2005
See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/c-prog/links
Yeah, idiot alert -- I should have hit the links before posting that.
That's what I get for a late night post :) As I work through the group
site, I'm finding this group is much better organized than most others; that
will help out quite a lot.
On 8/18/06, uvcceet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It uses the GCC compiler, which is pretty standard in the UNIX world,
and is open source, and compiles C and C++ code.
Thank you. I will check it out. Looking forward to making some
progress this weekend...
Since they are both free (Dev-C++
hi there, I'm Alex,
I'm trying to make a type sequence in a program made in BGI mode,
but it doesn't work fine. The purpose is that the user is asked to
type in his name and to get that in a string. Like this:
#include conio.h
#include graphics.h
void main()
{
int i;
char key;
hi.. thanks for the wornderful rply. i do learn from
my mistake.. i must to read and try. until i can do
it.
i read some books about c then i found out i must
convert it. then when i try i got the answer.
i have this code. if you willing to help. pls help
me. i also try to read buks to find
Victor A. Wagner Jr. wrote:
ummm, Kerry, most computers think that 1305 - 1259 results in
46 (pt, try it on your calculator)
Hmmm... I did, and got AC. I converted that to decimal, and got 172.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson, hoping that astronomers appreciate dry wit
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its better to use dev-c++4.9.9.2 than turbo c++ i think.so
if you want to download it.it is found in www.bloodshed.net
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Eliacem Galon wrote:
if (dayCall=1 dayCall=5)
// 1 represent monday and 2 represents tuesday, so on..
{ if (timestart=0600 timestart=1800)
bill=(2.5 * timeduration);
else bill=(2.0 * timeduration);
pf(bill: %.2lf,bill);
}
else
if (dayCall=6 || dayCall=7)
suneeta545 wrote:
its better to use dev-c++4.9.9.2 than turbo c++ i think.so
if you want to download it.it is found in www.bloodshed.net
Good job, people really like the compiler that Microsoft offers for
free. Either way, they're EONS better than Turbo Suck C++.
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I use that compiler and I've never used turbo.
Therefore, I have no point of reference...but dev c++ is very good.
Kevin
http://kevinsisco.topcities.com
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From: suneeta545 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: c-prog@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 11:29 AM
Subject:
Does the code below compile with gcc and run on your machine?
Do you see all the right characters? Or most characters appear as
question marks?
Could you give me details (OS, libc, processor, distro)?
Do not answer if you are not compiling with gcc. Mingw and Cygwin
answers are welcome.
Hi,
I am not so sure that my answer is correct however it is worth a try.
The outtextxy() get as the third parameter a pointer to a string
char *text.
I beleive that your first atempt: OUTTEXTXY(100,100,Type in your
name:) was successful.
In your second activation of that function you provide a
On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 12:25:08PM -, Kishan Tikandar wrote:
I'm not familiar with fgets() and strtol().
I suggest you read about them.
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On Fri, Aug 18, 2006 at 07:56:06PM -, Pedro Izecksohn wrote:
Does the code below compile with gcc and run on your machine?
6:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [~/src/c]uname -prs
FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE i386
6:45 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [~/src/c]gcc -W -Wall -o wchar wchar.c
wchar.c: In function `main':
Pedro Izecksohn wrote:
Does the code below compile with gcc and run on your machine?
Do you see all the right characters? Or most characters appear as
question marks?
Could you give me details (OS, libc, processor, distro)?
Do not answer if you are not compiling with gcc. Mingw and
On 8/18/06, alex_merlin_1985 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The point is that it works fine, but it displays an extra char
with
each character I input. For example:
-I type a, but it displays: a@(or something that looks like @)
I don't see where you are actually capturing the keyboard
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