[Solved] Why does while loop create an error in my code?

after applying the proposed corrections to the code, and applying the axiom: only one statement per line and (at most) one variable declaration per statement. the following proposed code performs the desired functionality results: cleanly compiles properly checks for and handles errors the call to printf() format string ends with ‘\n’ so the data is … Read more

[Solved] C Program Switch and If statement

You’re missing crucial break statements in your switch, e.g. switch(rank) { case 14: { if(suite == ‘H’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Hearts!”); else if(suite == ‘C’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Clubs!”); else if(suite == ‘D’) printf(“Your card is the Ace of Diamonds!”); else printf(“Your card is the Ace of Spades!”); } … Read more

[Solved] How to choose proper if statements in linked list?

Consider the following Linked List: HEAD —> [“value2” | -]–> [“value3” | -]–> [“last_value” | null] Assuming current points to “value3”: HEAD —> [“value2” | -]–> [“value3” | -]–> [“last_value” | null] ↑ then current.next != null is true, since current.next is actually the “next” node. Now let’s assume current moved to “last_value”, now we’ll … Read more

[Solved] C# How to have it read words and output results [closed]

I totally agree with the other answers and comments, but for convenience here is the code public class Program { public static void Main() { Console.WriteLine(“Who is the best?”); var answer = Console.ReadLine(); if (answer.Equals(“tim”)){ Console.WriteLine(“You’re right!”) } else { Console.WriteLine(“Wrong!”) } } } 1 solved C# How to have it read words and output … Read more

[Solved] Setting up a Loop [closed]

Some pseudocode : Set salesA, salesB, salesC = 0 While choice != ‘Z’ Begin Initials = InputString Number = InputNumber If string[0] == ‘A’ Then salesA += Number Else If string[0] == ‘B’ Then salesB += Number Else If string[0] == ‘C’ Then salesC += Number End Print salesA, salesB and salesC 1 solved Setting … Read more