Printing ASCII Characters instead of Integers: Question(#)

[chiefs]

I'm tyring to get the output of the Question # with last question at the end.

Here is the code: Instead of printing the # after the Question, it prints the ASCII Characters.

/* print question# (loop) */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

main()
{
int q=5;
int n=0;
char name[3]="Jon";

TEST:
n++;
if ((n != q))
{printf ("Question %s\n",&n);

goto TEST;}
else
{printf ("Last Question, Good Luck" "%s" "!!",&name);
goto END_NOTEST;}

END_NOTEST:
printf ("Bye Bye");
}

[arne]

I'm tyring to get the output of the Question # with last question at the end.

Here is the code: Instead of printing the # after the Question, it prints the ASCII Characters.

/* print question# (loop) */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

main()
{
int q=5;
int n=0;
char name[3]="Jon";

TEST:
n++;
if ((n != q))
{printf ("Question %s\n",&n);

goto TEST;}
else
{printf ("Last Question, Good Luck" "%s" "!!",&name);
goto END_NOTEST;}

END_NOTEST:
printf ("Bye Bye");
}

Instead of your line

{printf ("Question %s\n",&n);
 

try this line

{printf ("Question %i\n",n);
 

I replaced the '%s' with a '%i' (since you want to print an int, not a char string) and omitted the address operator '&' (since you do not want to print the address of 'n', but its value).