Jmknight

Hey Berwick, I looked over your program briefly. Are you running this program on Mac or Windows XP?

This is an interesting problem. I understand what you're saying, Nicht, but I personally don't know the underlying cause for this phenomenon. I would, though, just encourage you make it a practice to end the practice of including \n in your scanfs; if you do that, you should be all …

Hey Atramposch, I'm far from a high caliber C programmer, but I spent some time looking through your code to see if I could locate your problem. Here's something I found. Although I may be wrong, it seems that I found that the boolean condition, "NULL" is a subset of …

Hey Perry 31, I recently was reading up on white space rules for C. From what I gathered, tokens such as variable names, function names, variable data type names, other important words in the language, when in contact with operators are naturally separated. Because of the phenomenon being true that …

Hey Dduleep, if you need to use '3a' as a variable, have you considered using a character array to hold the variable? I've attached some code that should work in the capacity that I just mentioned, for character variable "var" [code=c] char var[3]="3a"; [/code]