i have a case study.... my prof said that we should display 10 random numbers without repeating the same number for example the screen will print numbers from 0-9 at this order 1 6 7 5 2 3 4 9 8 0 then when we exit the program it should print another random number... plss help i needed it very badly ahm... my idea is having a 3 for loop the first loop will generate the 10 random numbers from 0-9 and the second loop will check if the number that was generated before is already in the array and it will check if the it is the last in the array,if it generate the second number and compare it to the first number and it check that it is the same it will generate again...i need a counter in this program but i dont know hoe to do the second loop im thingking of doing a while loop instead of for loop
This seems to be a very simple problem. Does your program needs random number between 0-9 or it can be any random no not being repeated. Also you dont need 3 loops but 2 will do using the break and continue statement. Here is the sample of what you are looking for probably Code: int i=0,j=0,r; int arr[10]; int flag = 0; for(i=0;i<10;) { r = rand(); if(r < 10) { flag = 0; for(j=0;j<i;j++) { if(arr[j] == r) { flag = 1; break; } } if(flag == 1) continue; arr[i] = r; printf("%d ",r); i++; } } printf("\n");
it needs to print 10 number from 0-9 without repeating.. not nessesarily 0-9 it can be 11-20 as long as it display 10 numbers without repeating
The above program by coderzone does exactly same. If you need the range to be between any definite set change the condition accordingly. coderzone: Its always good to help somebody with the program logic but its not good to put the complete program as a whole so that he does not need to anything but just copy and paste.