Repost this time with code tags to preserve the formatting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f Oops no there is another one, sorry,...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f The only possible points below which a 4-unit triangle can exist are 1 2 3 4 5 6. The only 4-unit triangle...
26, because there are only 6 4-unit ones. 16 size 1 6 size 4 3 size 9 1 size 16 total 16+6+3+1=26
If you want to return the whole array, you will have to create it on the heap (malloc) and remember somewhere to free it. It could be easier to...
If it's a missing DLL I would have expected the application to throw an error saying what file it couldn't find. The error message you have is in...
This is easy (the 2nd mystery question completely baffled me though; I suggest you check back through your course notes and see where they've...
The amount of sand in the top half of an hourglass
Believe it or not, usually the way to determine if code is correct is to run it in a suitable testbed. It's way too easy to miss something just...
Insufficient code to determine the problem. Create a minimal testbed that defines Node, and sets up a main function that initialises the smallest...
It's the S in the SNR of a blog.
I'm still not going to open an attachment. Post code using code tags (described in the posting guidelines). If the program works why aren't you...
Oops, you forgot to read the posting guidelines. They're really not that difficult to miss and quite easy to read.
It's very interesting to Google "CLEO_MedivisionView". Do you know metamofia? He seems to be working on the same project as you :-) By the way I...
Not if you're not going to post properly formatted code. This lot is absolutely unreadable due to lack of indentation.
No idea; this worked fine for me (btw: see how much clearer the code is when properly indented): int image[262144]; void main() { //int...
player[i].name1 is already the address of where you want the data to go, so you don't need to take its address again. If that doesn't fix it, what...
Help you with it: yes. Do it for you: no. How far have you got with it and where are you stuck?
Solving this is not going to be as simplistic as just removing a bit of code. This is a complex project and you NEED to study what I suggested in...
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You'll find code a lot easier to debug if you indent it correctly. Master programmers *always* indent, without fail, because it makes navigating...
Separate names with a comma.