Comments by Shubham_Dubey

Shubham_Dubey 3-Nov-16 11:52am View

Thanks a lot :)
That's the answer I needed.
Again, i apologize for earlier. Thanks a lot :)

Shubham_Dubey 3-Nov-16 11:08am View

With all due respect the link provided points to Google books showing some of the starting pages of the book "Data Structures using C" by Aaron M. Tenenbaum and it do shows page 20 which contains the stated code.
Also, I didn't mean to be impolite, I am just irritated because I haven't got the explanation i was hoping for.
Sorry, if I offended you earlier.

Shubham_Dubey 3-Nov-16 9:43am View

Well, this code also doesn't make much sense to me too, that's why I put a link to the source of the question.
You can check the link because i am pretty sure that you didn't.
And, also i am not trying to just post questions here and not work them out myself.
I tried to understand the implementation, but couldn't understand it.
I am studying from "Data Structures using C" by Aaron M. Tenenbaum and this is a well respected and a top level book on data structures.
So, better read the question carefully and the link provided, or you are always free to leave this question and get away if you can't answer it.

Shubham_Dubey 3-Nov-16 9:16am View

Can you explain the algorithm in layman's terms ?
I mean to say that can you please explain it without the terms like registers or counters.
For example, what the for loop in MOVEVAR does and why the loop count variable starts from 1 and goes to (dest-1) ?

Shubham_Dubey 2-Nov-16 6:53am View

@OriginalGriff Sorry to post here, i could find no other way to message you.
Please answer the question at the link :
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1151806/Logic-of-the-implementation-of-the-non-native-data

Shubham_Dubey 17-Aug-16 13:33pm View

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I tried to run this code with 2 different online compilers and on Dev-Cpp but i get the same results. This doesn't seem like compiler dependent..

Shubham_Dubey 18-Apr-16 13:07pm View

OKK..Thanks a lot..

Shubham_Dubey 18-Apr-16 10:12am View

@ppolymorphe : Thanks a lot for guiding me instead of giving rude comments.

Shubham_Dubey 18-Apr-16 9:52am View

How do i get to print only one "Enter a character :" line ?

Shubham_Dubey 15-Apr-16 11:14am View

Apologies sir, i didn't mean that.

Shubham_Dubey 15-Apr-16 11:04am View

I got confused because many sources, about "negated scanset" conversion specification, asserts that if the scanf encounters any invalid character it terminates reading the input.

Shubham_Dubey 15-Apr-16 11:01am View

Okk..Thanks a lot.
Please provide a link of the standard document discussing this behaviour.

Shubham_Dubey 14-Apr-16 9:31am View

Ok..When i use scanf("%19[^$]") as you suggested, my program works fine.
Can you explain in detail, why ??
P.S. :-I am a novice in C programming.I started learning a month ago, so don't know much.
Also, about "buffer" i know that buffer is a temporary storage where computer keeps our input before it goes to the output.
I am not able to understand the use of buffer size here..
Please elaborate.
Thanks

Shubham_Dubey 14-Apr-16 8:27am View

In data-type declaration i have defined that "address" can hold ONLY 20 characters.
Also, the program produces the same results even if i specify the field-width of %s in the format specification of printf statement.
So, your explanation is incorrect.

Shubham_Dubey 12-Apr-16 12:44pm View

Thanks a lot :)

Shubham_Dubey 12-Apr-16 12:17pm View

Sir, would you please send me a link to some related documents/articles so i can read how floating point numbers are stored.

Shubham_Dubey 10-Apr-16 11:41am View

Yes, there is nothing to warn about.I wrote it by mistake,my apologies..
Thanks for help :)

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