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by WaltP
Guidelines for Posting Requests for Help
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GIDForums is pleased to provide these forums to help you understand programming techniques and correct programming problems. Following these guidelines will help you post good questions with enough information that we can understand your...
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by gvuuk
I have a laptop with windows xp loaded. i am developing a graphics program in Turbo C. i have the egavga.bgi file. but when i run the program, it hangs after some time. even the examples provided with Turbo C also not running.
can anyone help me? It's urgent. my email is <removed>.
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by angel_copra
Write a program that read an expression and tell the user whether the bracket are correct or not (brackets checker)
for example:
( 3 * 4 + 2 ) / ( 8 - 2 ) is correct
while the expreesion ( 3 * 4 + 2 ( / (8-2) is incorrect
i wrote this code....but it give all the output (correct)....please help me...
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by Jimmy25
I Have been working on this programming problem, as I am preparing for one of my classes in the summer. However their is this this one problem that I have not been able to crack eventhough I feel I have understood the basic concepts to workout the problem.
The Question:
In the Flesch Reading...
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08-Apr-2009 02:28
by WaltP 
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by ReitaBassist
I wrote this:
main()
{
int num1, num, max, min;
printf("Signal the end of your list with 0.\n");
max=0; min=0;
printf("Enter first number");
num1=GetInteger();
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by dinh0wjr
Well, First of all, Sorry if i'm repeating a question asked before, cause i've seen a topic simillar to mine, but i couldn't understand what was explained there.
I'm new here, and read the 'rules', so i'll just give a brief information bout myself:
I'm Dinho, and work with Coldfusion, i'm learning...
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by abk80
I have been trying to teach myself C and really enjoy doing it. I work full time and I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good affordable online course. I see tons of them when I google c programing course but don't want to get ripped off. Can anyone help?
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29-Mar-2009 14:59
by abk80
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by pcguy09
This is what i have so far and I'm stuck, I don't even know if i even did it right but i gave it a try. I have two different codes because i try to do it 2 different ways I think.
I'm just following examples i have with me thats how i did it. I'm a beginner.
Can someone please show how this is...
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by Charliestons
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
typedef struct questions {
int questionNo;
char answer;
char quest;
} a;
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by tenkasian
Dear all,
I am writing a tiny simulator for wireless networks in a PC(linux).
The network will consist of several nodes, and any one might send data to any other.
I thought of named pipes, but that might make the simulator more of a wired like feel.
In a wireless network, every...
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by trg23
Hi
I am doing a trapezium rule programme which needs to display the final result to a user-specified accuracy (e.g. 0.001 etc) I have created an integer called display which is the log10 of the entered error. Any way of placing this variable into a printf statement?
Cheers
Tom
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25-Mar-2009 01:28
by WaltP
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by dirleyrls
Hello, there
I'm new to C programming and I've always wanted to program in the nearest standard way.
Recently I've get this doubt. What data type should I use to store offsets in binary files? size_t or unsigned long?
Thank you
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by luxxter
Hi, I'm new to programming and I got this assignment where I have to make a hangman program on C. I'm a little confused as to what the flowchart (algorithm) means for the switch function and how to write the switch. The algorithm is as follows:
display menu: Welcome to Hangman!
Choose an option:...
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by gseed87
Project Title : Student Grading System
Purpose : Calculate the grade and sort the student matrix in descending
example Input file : studentsmark.txt
example Output file: studentresult.txt
How the user operate the software:
1) user run the software
2) an interface show on the...
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22-Mar-2009 14:50
by WaltP
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by Vipeh
Hey Guys,
I was wondering if i may ask for a little bit of help. I will do my best to break down what exactly I am trying to accomplish, and i apologize for my lack of C knowledge. I am not great with C programming, but unfortunately it is a compulsory module i must take :( for my course.
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I...
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by MetallicaX
Hello
I'm having trouble getting my program to do what it needs because i don't completely understand how linked lists work. If i could get a some help i'd greatly appreciate it. I mainly need help with making it go through the 1,000 time steps, remove cars that have crashed, and debugging a few...
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by Kimmo
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by Howard_L
I thought I could simply pipe output from one of my C programs to another like when we pipe:
ps | grep init
I thought you would get the output in the second through command line args. but I find that that is not working.
For example I have these two programs:#include <stdio.h> /* print_dat.c...
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by beretta
Based on the solution of assignment #2, using exactly the same computation to determine the grade, write a program to compute the grade for a class of students. To indicate that there is no more scores; use a negative # as the first assignment score.
If assign. #1 score is negative; your program...
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by special1zed
I have a hw question and I can't seem to figure it out. I know its not C. I think it's B, can anyone help me out? Thanks
4. If array name arrayName is passed to a function, C automatically passes
&arrayName
arrayName
arrayName
*arrayName
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by love_rhtdmin
The triangle rasterization algorithm given in the fundamentals of computer graphics by Peter Shirley,Michael Ashikhmin book is as below
xmin = floor(xi)
xmax = ceiling(xi)
ymin = floor(yi)
ymax = ceiling(yi)
for y=ymin to ymax do
for x=xmin to xmax do
alpha = f12(x,y)/f12(x0,y0)
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by love_rhtdmin
Hello All,
I have the following question related to graphics project using C, related to Vertex Normal for triangle:
For the smooth shading, normal at each vertex needs to be computed. To compute the normal at a vertex, we average the surface normals of the polygons sharing that vertex. In our...
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Problems with the Navy (Chiefs) by crystalattice
