help about project

[venkatmail20034u]

hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?
if u have idea about what types of problem solved by the c language?
and also specify if u have any project title with description please
specify to me
thanks in advance

[Michael Mair]

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hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?
if u have idea about what types of problem solved by the c language?
and also specify if u have any project title with description please
specify to me
thanks in advance

Please use your best English when trying to communicate.

Have a look into the google archives of comp.lang.c for the word
"project" or "sourceforg e" in articles posted within the last
year. There are several threads about this, among others
starting at
<11************ **********@g47g 2000cwa.googleg roups.com>
and
<11************ **********@g44g 2000cwa.googleg roups.com>
respectively.

Cheers
Michael
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[Malcolm]

<ve************ **@yahoo.com> wrote

hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?
if u have idea about what types of problem solved by the c language?
and also specify if u have any project title with description please
specify to me

Try writing a text adventure.

Start with a grid of rooms with descriptions, and commands to go NORTH /
SOUTH / EAST / WEST.
Then take out some of the connections so you can't get to every room from
evey one adjacent.

Then add objects you can pick up and put down (this is pretty hard).

Then you've got the skeleton of an adventure. You can make it as complicated
as you like.

[Ben Pfaff]

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

<ve************ **@yahoo.com> wrote

hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?
if u have idea about what types of problem solved by the c language?
and also specify if u have any project title with description please
specify to me

Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?
--
"I'm not here to convince idiots not to be stupid.
They won't listen anyway."
--Dann Corbit

[Joe Wright]

Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

<ve********** ****@yahoo.com> wrote

hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?
if u have idea about what types of problem solved by the c language?
and also specify if u have any project title with description please
specify to me

Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Like Fortran?
--
Joe Wright
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
--- Albert Einstein ---

[Ben Pfaff]

Joe Wright <jo********@com cast.net> writes:

Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Like Fortran?

If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
But today a wide range of language tools are available.
--
"The expression isn't unclear *at all* and only an expert could actually
have doubts about it"
--Dan Pop

[Joe Wright]

Ben Pfaff wrote:

Joe Wright <jo********@com cast.net> writes:

Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Like Fortran?

If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
But today a wide range of language tools are available.

The first Adventure, or Dungeons and Dragons that I saw was text based
and written in Fortran77 and running on an IntellecII (i8080)
development system circa 1980. Hence my reference to Fortran.

--
Joe Wright
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
--- Albert Einstein ---

[Default User]

Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

<ve************ **@yahoo.com> wrote

hai to everybody,
i desired to do a project in c?

Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Because the OP asked for things to do in C, presumably as training
projects. Text-adventure games are ideal.

There's no indication that the OP is a expert programming wanting to
produce applications for general distribution.

Brian

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won't shut up.
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[Ben Pfaff]

Joe Wright <jo********@com cast.net> writes:

Ben Pfaff wrote:

Joe Wright <jo********@com cast.net> writes:

Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

>Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Like Fortran?

If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
But today a wide range of language tools are available.

The first Adventure, or Dungeons and Dragons that I saw was text based
and written in Fortran77 and running on an IntellecII (i8080)
development system circa 1980. Hence my reference to Fortran.

Yes, I'm aware of that. Hence my response.
--
"It wouldn't be a new C standard if it didn't give a
new meaning to the word `static'."
--Peter Seebach on C99

[Malcolm]

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Ben Pfaff wrote:

"Malcolm" <re*******@btin ternet.com> writes:

> <ve************ **@yahoo.com> wrote

> Try writing a text adventure.

In C? Really? Why not use a language more naturally suited?

Because the OP asked for things to do in C, presumably as training
projects. Text-adventure games are ideal.

The OP didn't give a very good indication of his level of ability.
The advantage of an adventure is that it is something you can make pretty
simple or pretty complicated, depending on your ambitions.
It is also something you can give to your little brother to play, as first
fruits of your programming activity. It is much more difficult to make a
usable payroll program.

However I do take Ben's point. The task maybe doesn't show off C's strengths
to the best.

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