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inputing multiple value(variable)
It can be done, and in fact, will be done as part of some of the last psets. But since this is a teaching environment, and one of the things this class teaches is how to find out how research question …
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check50 is being silly
The program spec says to prompt for input. The code above merely waits for input, without a prompt. Perhaps a review of the program spec is in order? …
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Taking scale factor input in Resize--pset3
Interesting issue. So, what's actually stored in n?
int n = (int) &argv[1];
That & that appears before argv[1], means to use the address of argv[1], so it's inserting the address, not the contents …
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Trying to do pset 2, but it doesn't even accept my input. What am I doing wrong?
There may be other problems, but that's why it never gets to the point of accepting input. …
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