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Comments by Member 13476370 (Top 7 by date)
Member 13476370
2-Nov-18 8:45am
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Done formatting the code .
I already know what that the output is formatted what I don't know is why does pow(,) return this answer and how can I fix it.
Please clarify your answer .
Member 13476370
22-Dec-17 5:18am
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what's the problem of using globals with binary files?
Member 13476370
17-Nov-17 6:07am
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It's a basic elementary step to use it :D
although your solution to EVERY problem here is the same"debugger"
, thnx anyway
Member 13476370
17-Nov-17 5:45am
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I already know the concept of a "debugger" .. surely I posted my question AFTER the debugger didn't help a lot .. btw the debugger doesn't help you find where does the logic goes wrong at EVERY program ..
Member 13476370
7-Nov-17 23:01pm
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okay .. but is there some way to modify my code to pass that test case
Member 13476370
7-Nov-17 23:01pm
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but how to modify my code to pass that test case
Member 13476370
5-Nov-17 0:02am
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I understand your solution and it's surely better than mine ... but I still don't know why can't if(list==list+size-1) be satisfied? ... every time I change the pointer arithmetically to the next element then The last pointer points at last element of the array ... why isn't that supposed to work?
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