U repeat the same error

U repeat the same error

if you compile it , you will see the I option works for the first question but S does not work

I have a question

YES YOU HAVE!

And i want to learn programming

Gnta

if i need to use a typedef for function pointers, and i have my program split into different files, like a header file with your structures,unions, enums, and function declarations, a main doc with you main function , and a function c file, that defines functions, where would i put the typedef function pointers

#include <stdio.h> #include "functions.h" #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> void clearScreen(void){ printf("\033[H\033[J"); } StringorInt Initial_Questions(void){ StartOverMyG : ; clearScreen(); char stringOrIntegarArrayChoice; puts("Do you want to create a String or an Integer Array?"); puts("Type I for an Integer Array or S for string Array"); scanf("%c", &stringOrIntegarArrayChoice); switch(stringOrIntegarArrayChoice){ case 'I': return INTEGAR; break; case 'S': return STRING; break; default: goto StartOverMyG; } } ArrayData choose_Array_Member_Amount(InitialQuestionP Choose){ StartOverMyG : ; clearScreen(); int ArrayMemberTotal; int choice = Choose(); switch(choice){ case INTEGAR: puts("How many members do you need in your Integer Array?"); break; case STRING: puts("How many members do you need in your String Array?"); default: goto StartOverMyG; } scanf("%i", &ArrayMemberTotal); if(choice == INTEGAR){ puts("longlong"); } else if(choice == STRING){ puts("ldl life"); } ArrayData Array_Data; Array_Data.ArrayMemberTotal = ArrayMemberTotal; Array_Data.StringorInt = choice; return Array_Data; } void create_Array(ArrayMemberTotalP Data){ StartOverMyG : ; ArrayData ArrayCreator = Data(Initial_Questions); switch(ArrayCreator.StringorInt){ case INTEGAR: puts("i am Int"); break; case STRING: puts("I am Groot"); break; default: goto StartOverMyG; } } functions.c file

Daniel you'd better have used pastebin.com

Hi

My name is vishnuvaradan .... Im from malaysia.... And im learning to do programming .... For web dev .... That my bio 😁

int main() { char disp[3][5] = { {'d', 'f', 'd'}, {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}, {'d','f','d','e','r'} }; int j,count=0; for( int i=0;i<3;j++) { while(disp[i][j]!='\0') { j++; count++; } if(count>2) printf("%s",disp[i]); } return 0; }

I think it's undefined behavior, coz in array [0][0] has only 3 elements of 5.

int main() { char disp[3][5] = { {'d', 'f', 'd'}, {'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}, {'d','f','d','e','r'} }; int j,count=0; for( int i=0;i<3;j++) { while(disp[i][j]!='\0') { j++; count++; } if(count>2) printf("%s",disp[i]); } return 0; }

Please i need help How is a pointer used in a switch statement in C

hello bobo

I created this pointer *password And I want to pass it as argument on the switch statement

I created this pointer *password And I want to pass it as argument on the switch statement

cool.... why me

Huh?

why this shows me core dumped

why reply with such response to my hello :<

😁. Sorry I just needed help

I am not a programmer

Needed

a snow tiger

Because you fucked up There no '\0' in your array => you got out of range in your array

I see 👀 😄

I see 👀 😄

I created this pointer *password And I want to pass it as argument on the switch statement

I created this pointer *password And I want to pass it as argument on the switch statement

use if

this doesnt work like this, switches only work on integral values

if loop?

password = calloc(10,sizeof(double)); <—- smart enough