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Problem with a read_list function in C
Hello, I'am having trouble with my read_list function in my header file. I know every thing else works, because when I don't use it the program runs fine. What is wrong with it!!! This is how I'am calling it: #include <stdio.h> #include... -
using pointers
Hello, I wrote this program to see if a message is a Palindrome or not. Like "He lived as a devil, eh?". My question is how can I use pointers to keep track of the current position in the array? #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> /****************************************/ /*... -
Enum. question?
Hello, I've just been learnning on how to use Enumerations as Integers and I'm not sure about somthing.Say I have somthing like this: enum {FALSE, TRUE} b; int i; I answered what I think they are but please tell me if I'm right or not and why. a)b = FALSE; /*I think this would be 0*/... -
Palindrome problem
Hello, How would I change the program so that it does not read spaces and punc. marks? I would like the program to be able to read a sentnce like " He lived as a devil, eh?" and say that it is a Palindrome. Right now I got the program to change the spaces and punc. marks to '-'.So it... -
compare things in struct 2
Thanks, for all that help on the first one, but I ran into another problem. The code will only read the first letter of the country and compare that. This is a problem because some of the country's start with the same first letter. Wright now all I have to do is enter a capital letter that one... -
How to compare things in a struct?
Hello, My question is how would I be able to compare what the user enters to what is in the struct? I want the program to give the corresponding dialing code to a country that the user enters, and if it is not there display a error message.Example-Colombia dialing code is 57.I've tried using... -
palindrome problem in C
Hello, This is what I have so far. It reads in a message than prints the message in reverse. How do I compare the array's in order to find out if the message is a palindrome or not? If there is a easier way, please show me. Can you do it with out using strings? #include <stdio.h> #define N 10...
