2 easy C programs

[jefa]

thanks for the help

 

[James Bond]

What are you going to do on your next 2 programs?

 

[jefa]

get a C book

 

[DaveSimmons]

You're going to bomb the midterm and final if you don't learn how to solve the problems yourself.


(Edited to remove implication that this will result in you working at McDs)

 

[jefa]

my output to the above input: lol

 

[EagleKeeper]

Time frame.

What is the reason that you can not do two easy programs yourself?

 

[Aikouka]

Buwahaha I shall do them with only prinft statements :evil:!

Dinner on Jefa tonight :evil:!!

 

[jefa]

cause i dont know C..

program example: enter the age of 2 people and output the average..

i just need them today

 

[EagleKeeper]

Originally posted by: jefa
cause i dont know C..

program example: enter the age of 2 people and output the average..

i just need them today

If you do not know C then why the need for the programs?
If a class assignment then it will not help you for others to do your work. You will not learn what is needed for the next step.

 

[Aikouka]

Originally posted by: jefa
cause i dont know C..

program example: enter the age of 2 people and output the average..

i just need them today

...

At least write the pseudo code and I'm sure people wouldn't mind helping at least a bit then .

Although it's not hard to do:

int age1, age2;
printf("Enter Age 1: ");
scanf("%d", &age1);
printf("Enter Age 2: ");
scanf("%d", &age2);
printf("The average is %d.", age1/age2);

 

[jefa]

id rather retain my C++ knowledge

 

[DaveSimmons]

Almost all C++ developers also know how to write C code, it's not an either-or choice.

How would you write the programs in C++? What parts of the C library have you stumped?

 

[ngvepforever2]

Originally posted by: Aikouka

Originally posted by: jefa
cause i dont know C..

program example: enter the age of 2 people and output the average..

i just need them today

...

At least write the pseudo code and I'm sure people wouldn't mind helping at least a bit then .

Although it's not hard to do:

int age1, age2;
printf("Enter Age 1: ");
scanf("%d", &age1);
printf("Enter Age 2: ");
scanf("%d", &age2);
printf("The average is %d.", (age1+age2)/2);

fixed

ng

 

[ngvepforever2]

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

 

[jefa]

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

 

[ngvepforever2]

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

 

[Aikouka]

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2
fixed

ng

Good call . Now you know why I didn't get my math minor :Q! (Actually because I didn't want to take Calc 3 with a foreign professor. But it's like a law that no matter how good you get, you must become worse at the simplest forms of math.)

Oh and why can't you code in C if you can code in C++... like the other guy mentioned . Only time I've ever had to code in C was when I did parallel programming with MPI, but I had no problem whipping it up (bar my math ).

 

[jefa]

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

i knew that face was coming..

you pose an odd question

C and C++ are different languages

learning one will not allow you to write programs in both

 

[jman19]

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

i knew that face was coming..

you pose an odd question

C and C++ are different languages

learning one will not allow you to write programs in both

LOL you know C++ but can't be bothered to figure out how to use scanf rather than cin? Give me a break... you shouldn't be calling anyone a newbie :laugh:

 

[jefa]

your reply is unfounded

 

[So]

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

i knew that face was coming..

you pose an odd question

C and C++ are different languages

learning one will not allow you to write programs in both

Actually, yes, it pretty much will. I learned C++ in HS and when I had to write a program in C for college it took me, maybe a half hour, tops to figure it out...

Either:
a) you really don't know C++ at all
b) You're a really bad programmer
or
c) you're the laziest programmer ever

 

[ngvepforever2]

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

i knew that face was coming..

you pose an odd question

C and C++ are different languages

learning one will not allow you to write programs in both

<---man, I (a senior CS Major ) must be a newbie. That's why I only know how to code in assembly, C,C++, Java, Lisp, not too count a bunch of scripting languages.

Learning C won't make your C++ "knowledge" go away.

ng

 

[jefa]

Originally posted by: So

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa

Originally posted by: ngvepforever2

Originally posted by: jefa
id rather retain my C++ knowledge

How can you have any knowledge of C++ and not be able to write simple C programs ?Methinks you don't have any knowledge of C++ or C.

ng

sigh newbies..

ng

i knew that face was coming..

you pose an odd question

C and C++ are different languages

learning one will not allow you to write programs in both

Actually, yes, it pretty much will. I learned C++ in HS and when I had to write a program in C for college it took me, maybe a half hour, tops to figure it out...

Either:
a) you really don't know C++ at all
b) You're a really bad programmer
or
c) you're the laziest programmer ever

the answer is C, no pun intended

 

[Aikouka]

It's not like C++ was based on C and shares so many similarities with C! :laugh:

Actually, knowing how to program in a language means nothing compared to knowing how to solve something (excluding math! I gotta keep myself out of the hole ). It reminds me of an automata class I took in college and the difference between someone who made a 30+ state FSM compared to my 13 state FSM where both satisfied the problem... yet mine was mundo smaller (although this is more efficiency rather than problem solving... IMO efficiency is a part of solving a problem correctly).

 

[ngvepforever2]

Originally posted by: Aikouka
It's not like C++ was based on C and shares so many similarities with C! :laugh:

Actually, knowing how to program in a language means nothing compared to knowing how to solve something (excluding math! I gotta keep myself out of the hole ). It reminds me of an automata class I took in college and the difference between someone who made a 30+ state FSM compared to my 13 state FSM where both satisfied the problem... yet mine was mundo smaller (although this is more efficiency rather than problem solving... IMO efficiency is a part of solving a problem correctly).

I totally agree with you on that. your FSM problem reminds me of a problem I got in my AI class in lisp in which we had to figure out how to code a problem in the minimum amount of expressions...ah ...fun class

ng