Message from C, C++ discussions
November 2019
— Tell him, then. I can't do nothing, but thank you for telling me this.
I'm in the 4th year of scientific liceum (Italy) and we are still doing this. 3/4 of the class still don't understand this, and we've been doing algorithms, flow charts and pseudo-C since February-March (when we still were in the 3rd year...)
— Oh, in the flow chart I forgot "Insert N" before "Insert V"
— And in the code I forgot "gets(N);" after "N, C, V, S = 0"
— Void main()
{
int N, C;
float V, S;
N=0, C=0, S = 0;
gets(V); /*(prefer it to input string,use scanf for INTEGER VALUES)*/
C = C+1;
if(V>0&&V<100) /*don't terminate if and for loop statements */
{
S=S+V;
}
printf("The sum is %d", S);
}
— /* statement*/
Are my comments .don't include them in program while coding
— But scanf would require to use & somewhere in the parenthesis 🤔 and %d too. That's what my teacher said...
— Well ,I might be wrong ,but I do it this way.
— Idk, but your help is precious anyways
— You can use puts() too,
But Don't forget about the scanf().
In long run it could also help.
— I mean gets()
— We are used to scanf(%d, &n)