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receiving strings from keyboard and storing base address in array of pointers...
to XWB, using ur code(modification) my program is executing well.but i want to know why my code is not doing well. char *names[6] in this cose 'names' is an array of pointers to string. so whwn i m using scanf("%s",names[i]); this... -
receiving strings from keyboard and storing base address in array of pointers...
output screen is coming and then when i am entering a string, a window is coming and its saying that myprogram.exe has stoped working. -
receiving strings from keyboard and storing base address in array of pointers...
the code that i have given is not giving any compile time error.but at execution time it is failing to execute.why? -
receiving strings from keyboard and storing base address in array of pointers...
void main() { char *names[6]; int i; for(i=0;i<6;i++) { scanf("%s",names[i]); } getch(); } i am writing this code and compiller is not giving any error.i am using dev c++.why error? -
new to java and have a question about getters and setters
public void setMyNumber(int d) { this.myNumber = myNumber; } in your code above you are not using the value that you have passed in "d". you are simply assigning a non-static int variable to itself. and the reason behind why it is printing value "0" is that when a primitive veriable gets a...
