hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
can u help me.............
29  2097  sw************* **@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
>
but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
--
Ian Collins.
"Ian Collins" wrote sw************* **@gmail.com wrote:
>hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
>>
but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
>can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
--
Craig Franck cr**********@ve rizon.net
Cortland, NY
Craig Franck wrote:
"Ian Collins" wrote
>>sw*********** ****@gmail.com wrote:
>>>hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
>>>but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
>>>can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
Pardon? The questions were intended to point the OP in the right
direction. It's often better to hint than to give a direct answer.
I said nothing about not replying. The use of silly abbreviations is
inappropriate on a technical Usenet group.
--
Ian Collins.
On Apr 5, 11:35 pm, "Craig Franck" <craig.fra...@v erizon.netwrote :
"Ian Collins" wrote
swapna.annaman. ..@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
Reply to a post without taking the effort of actually reading what you
are responding to. One wonders why you bothered...
Robert Gamble
"Ian Collins" wrote
Craig Franck wrote:
>"Ian Collins" wrote
>>>sw********** *****@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
Pardon? The questions were intended to point the OP in the right
direction. It's often better to hint than to give a direct answer.
That is true, however, subtlety is the last thing one masters
with a language.
I said nothing about not replying. The use of silly abbreviations is
inappropriate on a technical Usenet group.
I'll take your word for it:
"u doesn't post here any more"
tripped me up. Sorry, if I missed the proper intent of continuing
to post.
But it is ironic that abbreviations would be an issue since we are
discussing a language the seems to foster them. The OP might
have thought is was "cool".
Maybe something was lost in translation.
--
Craig Franck cr**********@ve rizon.net
Cortland, NY
"Robert Gamble" wrote
"Craig Franck" wrote:
>"Ian Collins" wrote
swapna.annaman. ..@gmail.com wrote:
>hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
>but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
>can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
Reply to a post without taking the effort of actually reading what you
are responding to. One wonders why you bothered...
I did read, thoughtfully, which is why I replied precisely as I did.
It is obvious, now, that the poster I replied to did not mean to simply
dismiss the OP as unworthy of posting to this group.
However, again, I got the wrong impression. It seems a question of
whether "hinting" or direct dialogue would be the best approach.
I can only imagine that my confusion was even more pronounced in
the person who made this original post.
--
Craig Franck cr**********@ve rizon.net
Cortland, NY
Craig Franck wrote:
"Ian Collins" wrote
>>
Pardon? The questions were intended to point the OP in the right
direction. It's often better to hint than to give a direct answer.
That is true, however, subtlety is the last thing one masters
with a language.
Fair point.
--
Ian Collins.
Craig Franck wrote:
"Ian Collins" wrote
>sw************* **@gmail.com wrote:
>>hi,
i tried with this simple code
int array[],i;
for(i=-1;i<=sizeof(arr ay);i++)
Didn't your compiler warn you about a dimensionless array?
>>but the condition is failing always even array size is greater than
zero.
Think about the result of sizeof, is it a signed or an unsigned type?
>>can u help me.............
u doesn't post here any more.
Ask two questions, and then instruct not to reply. One wonders
why you bothered. . .
Where in the world did you dream up "then instruct not to reply"? Could
you please show us which words you claim contain this instruction?
That's two more questions; feel free to reply. And it's true that u
doesn't post here any more. We scared him off.
Craig Franck wrote:
I can only imagine that my confusion was even more pronounced in
the person who made this original post.
I doubt it. I have seen many messages similar to "u doesn't post here
any more." Yours is the first one I have seen in 15 years showing such
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