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It appears that you're trying to use an older version of getint that has been retired. Try get_int instead. Here's a link to the docs. https://man.cs50.io/3/get_int …

So, what is the allowed range that an int can have? How big a number can you stuff into an int? Part of the problem's purpose is to figure out how to handle such a large "number". Think about what …

The GetInt() function has been deprecated (deleted, last year?) and replaced with the more robust function get_int(). … The new getint() function can be given a string as a parameter and it will print that string and then wait for input. …

You keep saying "print my 'code' ". Are you trying to print out the data that you just took in with get_int? The get_int() function doesn't print out what was taken in (You can actually read the sou …

The problem is that the function get_pyramid_steps is never called by anything in main. It might as well not be there. If this answers your question, please click on the check mark. Let's keep up on …

I hate to state the obvious, but GetInt() will only "Get" an "Int". It won't take a decimal number, only an integer. If only there was a function that would "Get" a "Float"! …

Simply put, the file integer, the executable file, doesn't exist. Only the source code file integer.c exists. You need to make integer first, in order to compile the source code and produce the execut …

Did you remember to #include <cs50.h> ?