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All files are binary. That's the good news. All I/O is machine-specific, usually OS specific. Portability comes from the ability to PASS THE...
You can only swap two elements at a time, so just use one temp variable repeatedly to make the swap.
Actually, MS VC2005 Express Edition is a free dowload. You'll also need to download the SDK mentioned on the same page.
You might have a look at this discussion.
I realize that English might not be your first language. In that case, do not use AOL-speak guides as a suitable translator or dictionary. I...
First of all, remember to put your own code in code tags, instead of poor Shabbir having to do it. He ain't yo' mama. What you get from input...
Getchar is okay, but it's going to leave stuff in the input buffer (a newline, at the very least). That will still be there to plague you on any...
You need to decide whether you are programming in C or in C++. They are not the same language. Your error message indicates to me that you have...
Known C bug? Please do elaborate. I don't think you're wrong, I just think you're uniformed. Break a sweat and post some code; we'll help you...
Your site just needs to take the same precautions that any other conscientious secure site takes (think your bank, Paypal, etc.). You think of...
Use fgets or scanf. Your user will have to specify the form in those cases where the input is ambiguous (e.g. 12345 might be octal, decimal, or...
You've posted this question on a number of forums. May I assume that you are really hot to screw someone?
Are you introducing yourself to spam your site? That's a little underhanded, wouldn't you say?
Frankly, you're not going to get any help if you don't explain what you need help with. We could farble around for days trying to guess what we...
You're pretty sensitive if you think an opinion on the correct forum is crabby. You don't even mention if you can program, or not, so it looked...
I think you want the Jobs forum.
C++ is not a strict superset of C. C++ has stricter typing and rules. In C it is perfectly valid to call a function before it has been defined,...
So forget easy. Do that. Why are you wasting time and dollars on learning to do something differently that you can already do? Surely you don't...
Perhaps you could explain precisely what you expect to happen, and how the reality of what actually happened failed to meet your expectations.
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