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[molatelo]

wat does this code do?
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main( void )
{
int i, j, s[100];

int s_randomize(unsigned int s);

j = 1 + (rand() % 100);
printf( " %d\n", j );
return 0;
}

[RedSon]

It probably does nothing good since s_randomize isnt a standard library call. Did you write s_randomize? How is it declared?

[Banfa]

Like RedSon says s_randomize is not a standard library function but since you only declare it and don't call it that is not really relevent.

Since you call rand without seeding the random number generator my guess is that what this program does is print the same value every time you run it.

(On my system, VC++ 6, that just happens to be 42 :D )

[RedSon]

You lie like a rug! ROFL

[Banfa]

You lie like a rug! ROFL

Hey, not fair. No lie told I compiled and ran that program at least 3 times all with the same result :p

[RedSon]

No this is the program you ran:

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
 
int main( void )
{
int life, universe, everything[100];
 
int j = Exec("Deep Thought", life, universe, &everything);
 
j = 6 * 9;
printf( " %d\n", j );
return 0;
}
 

Don't try to fool me

[Ganon11]

Blasphemy!

(P.S. you define j as Exec(...) and then immediately reassign it to 6 * 9. Trying to double-cross Deep Thought!?)

[RedSon]

OMG!!!!!! there is an error in the code for the Second Most Powerful Computer ever created!