rommel vidal wrote:
> hey any body plsssss. help me to fix this program this is my project....
> and to be submitted this day plsss help....
> just fix the error and make it to run properly
>
> THIS IS THE SOURCE
>
> char user[20],pass[20],user1,pass1,choi;
> int x;
> main()
> {
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Most people on this list are going to let you burn. Using "urgent",
"plssssss", and making demands of the professionals here is improper.
We aren't slaves. Your approach to the members on this list should be
of a courteous, professional nature. That is, spell out your sentences,
be specific about the problem(s), and what steps you have taken to try
to resolve the problem(s) on your own.
Additionally, people are likely to let you burn on this project because
of the saying, "An emergency on your behalf doesn't constitute an
emergency on my behalf." Clearly you need work on your time management
skills and getting a failing grade on this project could be the wake up
call you need to get your act together.
clrscr(), gotoxy(), etc. indicate the use of Turbo C. Turbo C is an
ancient compiler. Time to upgrade! Plenty of free compilers exist that
are modern.
Global variables, no return value from main(), no indentation/poor use
of whitespace, and calling scanf("%s") indicates overall bad programming.
My recommendation is to start by telling us what it is the program is
supposed to be doing in the first place, what precisely isn't working,
and what precisely you have tried. Looks like some sort of phone number
storage program that is missing about half the code it needs to
function. We are here to help, but we won't write your code for you.
Also, if by chance you are learning from "Let Us C" by Yashwant Kanetkar
- the worst C/C++ author on this planet - throw the book out.
I realize that this is a lot to take in and you'll probably ignore most
of it just because your only goal is your immediate grade instead of
improving your whole being and looking at the big picture. You are
panicked over something that is not important. A lot of teachers allow
assignments to be turned in late for a grade reduction. Plan
accordingly and you could still end up ahead. Example: I failed a
major test once that was something like 1/3 of my grade and still got an
A in the class because I planned the path to the 'A' very carefully.
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