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if(num % 2 == 0)
printf("Even\n");
else
printf("Odd\n");
main should return value, Have a look at this main
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int main()
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ssharish
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this is the simple way of finding odd or even
there are many different ways of finding odd and even. Depends upon the complexity of your program
main should return value, Have a look at this main
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well the alterntive for that can be soemthing like this
...Code:#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> int main() { int ch; printf("Please enter [Y/N]\n?"); ch = getchar(); if('Y' == toupper(ch)) printf("You eneter \"YES\""); else printf("YouLeave a comment:
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lol, where is your code. show us your attenpt. no one is going to do your assignment here. We can help you on how to solve your problem only if can show us your progress.
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Thats good, so do u have any questions
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[QUOTE=unknownbo mb]Hey all i really hope you can help me out.
Im compiling a project and im getting 2 errors which are saying local function definitions are illegal.
Anyone know what this mean? And especially HOW to fix it??
Thanks.. Sorry if this is a noob question.. I AM still a noobcoder.
Greetz[/QUOTE
it would be betterif u could post some code
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this is just a sample code.Code:#include<stdio.h> int main() { int num; printf("Enter a decimal number\n?"); scanf("%d",&num); printf("Hexadeciaml -> %X\n",num); getchar(); getchar(); return 0; }
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There isn't any specific function for that, you will have write code for that. The best routine which i suggest for that is to use getchar and some loops.
Dont use scanf to read a string.
Have a go with this hints. post a message if u are stuck
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If u havn't got one try Dev-c++ which is quite good, thats the one which i am using ans its easy to install as well. Which u dont find any difficulty at all!!!
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So u mean after a user has entered a string or a char followed with the period which terminated the string. After that, u wanted again to to read a string. Is that right. If that was the case.
...Code:#include<stdio.h> void clear_buffer(void); int main() { char string[25]; int choice=1; while(choice) { printf("EnterLeave a comment:
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It donst look to me like it is giving you some problem. It will work fine and it is working fine in my system.
the only suggestion which i can give is avoid using scanf() function. for reading a char. instead use getchar()!!!
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which distribution of linux are u using. the code looks to ok. and what compiler are u using
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http://www.heyrick.co. uk/assembler/
Google is the best friend
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Well there is member function with the cout object called a precision which actually set or gets the precision. The following shows u on how to use it
some sample code using the precisionCode:cout.precision(5); // Sets the precsion to 5
...Code:#include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> using namespace std; int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
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