Pset2 Initial.C Check 50 error

Question

Edited code to demonstrate new changes. Still need help passing the check 50

My code returns the initials of each name inputted, however I must have something off with the way I implemented it, since the following is consistently being thrown. (If I had to pinpoint the error, I'd say it has to do with taking the first name of the input outside of the loop.)

#include <stdio.h>
#include <cs50.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

int main(void)
{   //prompt user for input, store input.
    printf("Please enter your name.");
    string s = GetString();

    //prints the first letter of their name in uppercase.
    printf("%c",toupper(s[0]));

    for(int i=0; i<strlen(s); i++)
    {

        if(s[i]==32)
        {
            printf("%c",toupper(s[i+1]));
         }


    }


}

The error it throws: :( outputs "MB" for "Milo Banana" \ expected output, but not "MB"

:( outputs "MB" for "milo banana" \ expected output, but not "MB"

:( outputs "RTB" for "Robert Thomas Bowden" \ expected output, but not "RTB"

:( outputs "R" for "ROB" \ expected output, but not "R"

:( outputs "RTB" for "Robert thomas Bowden" \ expected output, but not "RTB"

Answer 1

I really wish they'd clean up the ambiguity of this one. The problem is your prompt for the name. If you look at the instructions, it says early on "a program that prompts a user for their name". To me, that says to do what you did, but later, it gets more specific, saying that output should look exactly like the example that follows. The example does not include any prompt text, it should simply wait for input.

So, in my humble opinion, this isn't all your fault. Just remove the printf() call with the prompt. Of course, I haven't looked at the rest of the program for errors, so if you have them, well, that's another matter entirely. ;-)

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