for char the valid range is -128 to + 127 (-2 ^ 7 to + 2^7 -1) when u goe up from this range .it come back at first valid character. so when u...
#include<stdio.h> int main() { int i; unsigned char ch = 129; i = (int) ch; printf("%d\n", i); return 0; }
++count or count++ is depends on what of calculation or logic you are coding! because they works in different way! :)
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Hi, Sorry, I completely missed the 2D part of your previous message, so my answer does not answer your question directly. However, that too is...
Since you didn't give out any details (so I do not have a clue what you're going to need the array for), I'm going to just point to:...
no, you can post it on the board, more people can help that way, the way i did it was with a mutlidimensional array, first going across, then down...
well your right, most of us have done one, but, whats confusin you, algorithims, or just the code in general, you have a sample or something that...
Two things: 1. Yes, *** should be initialized at some point before the loop. The line where you declare it is good enough. The reason is that...
take out sex=0; you don't need it and also the character variable *** should not have initialized as 0 either. i think i see what you are doing,...
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Nice idea! as expected from you dear admin... ;)
For those who are interested in interrupt handling with C, more information can be found @...
you have to store into dx pointer to the string with folder name. ++++++++ be sure about proper ds value also, as string pointer is ds:dx, and it...
in my college I got this challegne! but i'm also unable, we need any good expert to solove this! :(
Problem: write a C program that prints "Hello world" without any semicolon in it. Condition: You can not use any control statement (eg, if, while...
Here is a small c language program that will demonstrate how you can blink text in c language. you need to use a function textattr() which is...
The documentation for Windows audio can be found at this link: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa830466.aspx I've not done any...
Yes, you modified the pointer in the TestOfReference function. But since you were still working in the same area of memory, the string got...
In both programs you passed a char pointer to a function. The difference is what you tried to do with the pointer. In this case, you copied new...
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