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Declaring an array of structure pointers
If your struct is for example struct node, an array of pointers would be for example struct node *myarray[ARR_LENGTH] (assuming ARR_LENGTH to be a constant meaning the array length)
If you typedef'd your …
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Pset4 - Array declaration- Heap
Arrays you declare as int array[42]; are stored on stack, like any other variable. … For arrays like int *array = (int*)malloc(42*sizeof(int));, a pointer array is stored on stack, the memory block of 42 ints is allocated on the heap. Don't confuse those two parts. …
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Pset2: Copying string contents
You declare ky as string[keylen], it should be char[keylen+1] (don't forget the null terminator, that's why +1).
Don't forget to check argc before accessing argv[1], it might not exist at all.
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Pset5 Dictionary C Struct Array Call In Load Function Issue
fscanf needs some memory to write to, so char word[LENGTH + 1]; is probably the way to go. You might want to strcpy the result to a new node's word property in case of success.
Please note that the l …
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CS50 PSET2 code will not compile
No array length.
Third, as argv is a list of strings, with the number of strings stored in argc. …
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Why am I able to insert an element into a hash tree via Main() but not via a function call?
In C, all function parameters are passed by value, that is the values are copied into the parameters. (There a way to pass by reference instead, but I think that one makes code hard to read.)
So when …
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