You probably don't want to start at index 0 again. If you want to fill the remaining places you could start at userSize instead int morePlace(int arr[], int userSize, int size) { int counter = 0; for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { ^^^^^^^^^^ also, you probably don't want to run these comparisons over and over again, running them once or size times doesn't change the outcome of the condition if (userSize != size) { // <omitted> } else if (userSize == size) { // <omitted> } Instead you could do something like this (pseudocode) if array is full: print message else: for every unused array element: ask for an element to fill it with fi

hello guys how can I use a object in if() statement? example: .... MyBool b; if(b){ cout << "something"; } ....

overload bool operator

Hey again.. I'm still with strugulse with the funtion... this is the task; Question 2 - to run Write a function that receives an sorted array with integers, its size, the number of actual members in the array and a number additional. The function will check if there is enough space in the array to enter the additional number) ie whether the actual number of numbers is small Array size. If not - return 0 and do not change the array. If so - enter the new number in its appropriate place (according to its size) and return 1. Write the main that asks the user for the number of numbers he wants to enter in the array, between 1 and the size of the array) Assume that The quantity is less than or equal to the size of the array. and this is what I did: https://onlinegdb.com/rJxbafR1cD Im sure the return also wrong but I dont understand what I need to do in the function to make it count the userSize and then to compare it to the define size and see if he can add one more to the array or not....

first, morePlace should return 0, iff there is no more space in the array. The array is full if the user has requested to enter as many numbers as the array can fit. This is pretty much what the pseudo code in the previous messages does. Otherwise add a new number, potentially sorted (?), to the array. So regarding the return they basically want you to do int morePlace(int arr[], int userSize, int size) { if (/* more space available */) { // read and add input return 1; } else { return 0; } }

ty so much ..I think my problem is that I don't understand return well.. its working now but can u tell me if I did it as the tasks asked? https://onlinegdb.com/r1x0KCJ9D

I don't think you have. If the user wants to write 4 elements, I would have expected morePlace to write the fifth one and not at index 9. Also I'm not completely sure what's up with the sorted part and whether the array still needs to be sorted after the function returns

Should I let it to ask again and again until the all 10 is full ?

I think only one more

So dose it matter to which index?

I did index 9 in case he'll do 8

> in its appropriate place I guess it depends on your interpretation of "appropriate" - I would have thought you should add it at the next unused index

u can use rand() but idont know how it works

char* arr = "..."; Shooting the leg

hm? what's the problem here?

What do you think a string literal is?

so, what do i have to do to fix this problem?

First: read a book

can you help me?

Two one-dimensional arrays of different lengths are undefined. Arrays must be at least 50 in size. Assign these strings 2-99 adventurous values. Combine these two arrays into a third one-dimensional array. When combining, pass only non-prime numbers. Calculation of the number of times each element occurs on the one-dimensional array you combine. Create a new two-dimensional array with the elements you calculated with these values. For example; Combined array: 10, 20, 15, 10, 8, 12, ... Two-dimensional array: a [0] [0] = 10 a [0] [1] = 2 a [1] [0] = 20 a [1] [1] = 1 ... like. Then you output the software to have the first three sequences side by side. The two dimensional array is "Element - Quantity" analysis one after the other

can you help me?

can you write the code i just started the c course

#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { int dizi1[10], dizi2[10], toplam[20]={0}; int i; for(i=0;i<10;i++) { dizi1[i] = rand()%99+1; dizi2[i] = rand()%99+1; } int durum=1; int x=0; while(x < 10) { for(i=2;i<dizi1[x];i++) { if(dizi1[x] % i == 0) { durum = 0; break; } } if(durum) { toplam[x] = dizi1[x]; } x++; } int j=0; while(x < 20) { for(i=2;i<dizi2[j];i++) { if(dizi2[j] % i == 0) { durum = 0; break; } } if(durum) { toplam[x] = dizi2[j]; } x++; j++; } for(i=0;i<10;i++) { printf("dizi1 %d. sayi %d\n", i, dizi1[i]); printf("dizi2 %d. sayi %d\n", i, dizi2[i]); } for(i=0;i<20;i++) { printf("%d\n", toplam[i]); } }

is that time taken to do ???

What do you mean??

Yeah it is the duration of these methods of sorting, I extracted them from a file

I need help in C , who can help me with one problem ?

use a bin service

read the rules

dima, can you put in the rules "Minimum Requirements: Discrete Math"

dima, can you put in the rules "Minimum Requirements: Discrete Math"

im currently studying discrete mathematics

congratulations ╰(*°▽°*)╯

remembering names for each symbols and laws is hard..