Anyone Know How to Program in C?

[IH8PunkRok]

What happens if you type an m at that point, and what happens if you type another character at that point?

that^

*edit with that b! command it makes the first question come up again once the second is answered correctly

Edited January 12, 2010 by IH8PunkRok

[bkolfo4]

change the while statement to b != 'm' instead of b== 'all the letters'.

When you input the m, the program should go back and ask you to input the opposite of 666 again, since 999 is less than 1000. It does not like the condition of that while statement.

I thought you had to say while (b=='a' || b=='b' || b=='c' . . .etc. || is the OR statement.

change it to b != 'm' and run it.

Wish I had a C compiler.

Brian

[IH8PunkRok]

i believe the program im using was free. its called bloodshed dev-c++

it did what you said it would

[bkolfo4]

type 999 for the number, then m for the letter, then type in 555 for the number. Should ask for the number again without anything about the letter. When it does, type 1001.

Want to see what the first loop does and if the program will actually end.

Edited January 12, 2010 by bkolfo4

[IH8PunkRok]

did that^ and the program ended. just shut itself

btw thanks for the help man

Edited January 12, 2010 by IH8PunkRok

[bkolfo4]

did that^ and the program ended. just shut itself

did you type 999 the first time or 666? I messed up when typing.

[bkolfo4]

did that^ and the program ended. just shut itself

btw thanks for the help man

If you do not type 999 the first time, it should say incorrect and ask again as long as the number you typed was below 1000. . .anything over 1000 should end the program.

[IH8PunkRok]

i typed 999 the first time. i figured the 666 was a typo

but yea when i typed 1001 it ended

the only thing is it will ask the second question once and not wait for a response before giving away the incorrect answer response

[bkolfo4]

It is buffering the new line when you hit enter after typing 999.

Make this change and try it:

if (a==999) {

printf("\nCorrect\n");

printf("Next Question\n");

printf("\n");

do {

scanf("%c" , &;

printf("\nThe 13th letter of the alphabet is:");

scanf("%c" , &;

if (b=='m') {

printf("\nCorrect\n");

printf("Next Question\n");

Edited January 12, 2010 by bkolfo4

[bkolfo4]

sorry, add it here:

if (a==999) {

printf("\nCorrect\n");

printf("Next Question\n");

printf("\n");

do {

scanf("%c" , &;

printf("\nThe 13th letter of the alphabet is:");

scanf("%c" , &;

if (b=='m') {

printf("\nCorrect\n");

printf("Next Question\n");

In the other position, it will only work one time - it will not work the second time if you input the wrong letter.