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...try this.. #include <time.h> #include <stdio.h> int main (void) { struct tm today; time_t time_in_secs; time_in_secs = time(NULL); /* for todays date */ today =*localtime(&time_in_secs); printf(&quot;Date %02d/02d/02d\n&quot;,today.tm_mday,today.tm_mon+1...

Also the function works for any value from -42 million to +42 million. Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

...tun = 100L; long under100 = 0L, under1000 = 0L, undermill = 0L, convertval = 0L, overmill = 0L; char minus = ' '; if(bal_val < 0) /* negative value ?*/ { /* converts to positive */ bal_val -= (bal_val * 2); minus = '-'; /*minus sign for display or print */ }...

go on then do it, or do you expect us to do it for you???? Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

Alternatively, you could go... void check (int number) { for( ; ;number++ ) if(number % 10 == 0) return; /* don't need a value here */ } Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

you could use gotoxy(x, y) function in C, but only if your compiler supports the #include file <conio.h> #include <conio.h> #include <stdio.h> int main (void) { printf(&quot;The first line\n\n&quot;); printf(&quot;note the cursor position now\n&quot;); printf(&quot;Hit any key and...

...by reference compared to by value....not the use of the ampersand ( & ) in the call to refer_check function and the use of the pointer symbol ( * ) in the function and in the prototype and definition. #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> void refer_check(char *array, int *num); void...

string [100] = &quot;\0&quot;; this is correct!! Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

OR use while((fread(&partrecord, sizeof(part), 1, inp))!=1){ printf(&quot;%s %-20s %.2f %-d %-d %d %d/%d/%d\n&quot;, partrecord.part_id, partrecord.part_descr, partrecord.unit_price, partrecord.quan_onhand, partrecord.reodr_pt,partrecord.reodr_qty...

reading your question again, do you just require to check if the character stored in a member are numeric. If so then look at the functions isdigit(), isalpha() in lib <stdlib.h> if(isdigit(str.ch)) printf(&quot;character %c numeric&quot;, str.ch); else printf(&quot;character %c...

see my answer to post &quot;alternatives&quot;, espeically point on concatenation where destination string needs to be big enough to hold both strings. Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

try fflush(stdin);........you dont say what the prompts ask for int or char value. there are a number of different ways to read charcters, some of which are compiler and os dependant. have a look at fgetc(stdin); Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

With this part of the code code=scanf(&quot;%c&quot;,code); the compiler first of all scans (reads) the choice into code, which in this case is wrong syntax anyway - you forgot the ampersand &, then you reassign code a different value by having code equal to the return value of scanf, which...

int i = 32; printf(&quot;%04d&quot;, i); this will print - 0032 Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

itoa(num, string, 10); where the last parameter is always &quot;10&quot; if you are using the base-10 (normal) number system. Hoping to get certified..in C programming.

...are declaring variables in different lines in your code other than at the start. This is C not C++. In C you have to declare your XYZ xyz; and FILE *fp1; at the start before process begins. this was found without looking for other faults if there are any. Hoping to get certified..in C...

...write character to third string using and incrementing the counter. After final iteration of outer loop add null character to third string. for(*sptr1 = string1; *sptr1, sptr1++) { for(*sptr2 = string2; *sptr2, sptr2++) { if(*sptr1 == *sptr2) { flag = 1...

...grand = 1000L, tun = 100L; long under100 = 0L, under1000 = 0L, undermill = 0L, convertval = 0L, overmill = 0L; bal_val *= 100; // convertval = (long)bal_val; if(convertval > test1) { under100 = convertval % tun; under1000 = convertval % test2; under1000 =...

...then loop through each line of text and increment the counter like so int counter = 0; char str[line_length]; // string of required length FILE *fp; fp = fopen(filename, &quot;rt&quot;); while(fscanf(fp,&quot;%[^\n]\n&quot;, str)!=EOF) counter++; printf(&quot;File holds %d lines of...

CORRECTIONS TO MY CODE ABOVE #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> void main () { char string[11], result[11], *ptr; int count = 0; printf(&quot;Enter a string up to 10 charcters :&quot;); gets(string); ptr = string; while(*ptr) { if(!isdigit(*ptr)) { if(*ptr != '-') break...