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hint: what happens in the code when it reaches the lines of code that say return? hint2: what happens to new_pop, if new_pop is less than end_pop, and new_pop never changes?

it seems that your "mario.c" is in the path: pset1/mario …

you have an error in the following loop: for (d = 7-r; d >= 0; d-) I guess you want to write: for (d = 7-r; d >= 0; d--)

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 …

This is a scope problem, the variable "change" declared in main is visible in the whole main program, but when declaring change in the DO-WHILE loop, this second variable is different from the first c …

check50 is clearly telling you that you are printing an additional space on each line, that is because the for loop indexes that print the spaces are poorly adjusted, you have one more space it should …

Your loops are out of main and the function of your program, I guess what you want to do is #include <cs50.h> #include <stdio.h> int get_propriate_int(string prompt); int main(void) { int i = g …

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 …

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

The only reason for the behavior of the program that you describe is the function get_long_long, as it is implemented will only accept integers numbers, without any type of character. Are you entering …

Your own question hides the answer, carefully observe the difference: "##\n" " ##\n" There is a space that should not be there, the hashtag must be perfectly aligned to the left. Your program is …

Your program compiles perfectly, what you show us in your question is not an error, they are all the options of the clang compiler that come by default with the command make, work that the course staf …

To evaluate the right side first we must put the parentheses on the right side of the identity, not the operator == itself if (counterCardLength == 15 && FindFirstTwoDigits == (34 | 37)) if (a == (1 …

What is supposed to be * card? We can not apply own operators of a pointer to a variable of integer type in this case. It seems that the compiler is interpreting this as an indirect operation of a poi …

The strcat function will need two pointers, the name of the array is one the other we can obtain with the address operator & as indicated by your error: strcat(temp1, &cc_number[i]);