Comments by yngwie123

yngwie123 30-Apr-15 17:29pm View

That's exactly what I'm doing but sometimes I get stucked and b.t.w not all the tips are helping but I appreciate the effort to help.

yngwie123 30-Apr-15 16:14pm View

nv3 I don't want a thing. Just asking Q and if you want to A you're welcome. This is an open forum. Please go back to your lonley life behind the screen. Thank you.

yngwie123 27-Apr-15 7:56am View

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yngwie123 13-Apr-15 9:20am View

OK, I'll remember this. I like the dummy format selector idea :)

yngwie123 13-Apr-15 8:52am View

I made it float because it can get values like "18.5". Well, I added this line after the "age" scanf and it works. Why did it happen at all and what does this line do? The HH:MM format isn't complete because it can get more than 5 chars like "12:24)" and it's valid. How can I check for input of 5 chars only?

yngwie123 13-Apr-15 8:18am View

"age" type is float but after giving a valid age it asks for the time in the format HH:MM and at that point, for some reason, whatever the input is, it says that the time isn't in the format HH:MM. I can't undrestand why this happens.

yngwie123 12-Apr-15 17:36pm View

OK, it works but with the other piece of code I added it doesn't. Why?

yngwie123 12-Apr-15 15:40pm View

It still doesn't work. Maybe it's logically wrong?

yngwie123 12-Apr-15 14:38pm View

It's confusing. Why do I get "The time is not in the format HH:MM." when I hit "10:00", for example? I tried various inputs but they all don't seem to work.

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