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round( ) function in C returns the nearest integer value of the float/double/long double argument passed to this function. If decimal value is from ”.1 to .5″, it returns integer value less than the a …

If you use the GetInt () function you must include the header file cs50.h

change *= 100; ...... while (change >= 25) { count++; amount-= 25; } in your while loop, change always worth the same whereas inside, amount decreases, so your while loop n …

int main(void); You must eliminate the semicolon (;) that is the whole problem with your error

while (height < 1 || height >23); Is the statement that is causing problems the right thing is: while (height < 0 || height >23); According to the specifications

int n= get_int; I suppose you want: int n = get_int();

for (int coins = 0; i < 0.25, coins++) Instead of a comma in the for loop we must put a semicolon. Regarding your error, it is a good warning from the compiler, the expression i <0.25 is never fulfi …

All errors are that you end each for loop with a semicolon, delete it. By the way the screenshots are not very useful, if it were necessary to reproduce your errors, no one is going to recopy your cod …

according to my experience it takes a maximum of 2 weeks to get your pset submission graded. usually it is graded much faster. If you've been waiting for more than 2 weeks though,if you continue to ha …

you have all the work done, but in your code, you have the variable hashes uninitialized for (spaces = 0; spaces <height - hashes; spaces ++) after an innermost loop hashes is initialized to zero, …

your problem is rounding, greedy can work, sometimes without using rounding, but checking 0.41, is not a random choice, be sure to follow the specifications and you must use the function round () n = …

your problem is rounding, greedy can work, sometimes without using rounding, be sure to follow the specifications and you must use the function round () int cents = round(change*100)

In general your idea is correct, but you have not considered a DO-WHILE loop is executed at least once,this form afterq (for example) is initialized incorrectly, it is more appropriate to use a WHILE …

while (Height < 0 || Height > 23); I think this is really what you want

It seems that your program does not have a proper output, at least not that check50 expected, it would be very useful that you will provide what your output or your entire program. EDIT Two serious …