10 2494 vu*****@gmail.c om wrote: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://www.visualcmaniac.com
DON'T! Unless you want to learn how to write *bad* C-like programs.
And here's why ("Lesson" 12):
#include <stdio.h> #include <math.h>
Not necessary to include math.h as it's not used below
void main() {
After this, all bets are off. Watch pink pigs crawl out your ears
(undefined behaviour, `main` has to return `int`).
int i, n, prime=1; // prime is true
Comments like these are OK in C99.
printf("Input natural number :");
Not terminating `printf` with \n makes it possible for the
implementation to NOT print anything out (at least not before firts \n
it sees).
scanf("%d", &n);
No error checking. What if user enters something that's not an integer.
Even if integer is entered, what if it's negative?
for( i=2; i<= n-1; i++) {
if( n % i == 0 ) { // also possible to state if(!(n % i))
Much better to parenthesise appropriatelly:
if( (n % i) == 0 ) { // also possible to
state if(!(n % i))
prime =0; // prime is now false break;
} }
if( prime )
printf("%d is prime number !\n", n);
else
printf("%d isn't prime number!\n", n);
}
Spacing is atrocious (or sloppy, if you will).
I didn't check whether the algorithmu used is actually correct either. vu*****@gmail.c om said: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://www.visualcmaniac.com
If these lessons are supposed to teach C, they fail. If they are supposed to
teach some platform-specific variant of C, they are off-topic here.
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email: rjh at above domain (but drop the www, obviously)
Vladimir S. Oka wrote: vu*****@gmail.c om wrote: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://www.visualcmaniac.com
Comments like these are OK in C99.
printf("Input natural number :");
Not terminating `printf` with \n makes it possible for the implementation to NOT print anything out (at least not before firts \n it sees).
<snip>
Could you explain this please ... seems like you're saying that, say,
printf("Enter a number >");
might result in printf not outputting anything?
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pemo said: Could you explain this please ... seems like you're saying that, say,
printf("Enter a number >");
might result in printf not outputting anything?
Right, because stdout is typically line-buffered.
fflush(stdout); will ensure that the display occurs even without the
newline.
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email: rjh at above domain (but drop the www, obviously) vu*****@gmail.c om wrote: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
Oddly, the lessons you "found" seem to have been posted by someone
named Vurdlak. That's your name too! What a coincidence.
Brian vu*****@gmail.c om wrote: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://www.visualcmaniac.com
I had a brief look at this site - and, trying to be as gentle as I find I
can be - well, it *suckie*
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============== vu*****@gmail.c om writes: Learn C programming from these daily lessons I found. They're eleven days ahead of you already so get busy...
http://[snip]
I don't think I've ever seen an "I've found this web site" posting
where the poster isn't actually the author of the web site. Sure
enough, every entry was posted by someone named "Vurdlak".
Lying to us about your own web site isn't a good start.
Filling your site with bad code and system-specific assumptions
doesn't exactly impress me either.
Learn C before you try to teach it.
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Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalid> wrote: pemo said:
Could you explain this please ... seems like you're saying that, say,
printf("Enter a number >");
might result in printf not outputting anything? Right, because stdout is typically line-buffered.
fflush(stdout); will ensure that the display occurs even without the
^^^^^^^^^^^ newline.
^^^^^^^
On my line printer too?
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S.Tobias said: Richard Heathfield <in*****@invali d.invalid> wrote: pemo said:
Could you explain this please ... seems like you're saying that, say,
printf("Enter a number >");
might result in printf not outputting anything?
Right, because stdout is typically line-buffered.
fflush(stdout); will ensure that the display occurs even without the ^^^^^^^^^^^ newline. ^^^^^^^
On my line printer too?
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