duckwithanokhat

That's because you're just making str2 a pointer to the second character of str1.  You want to give it its own array.  Do you know how big the maximum length will be?  If you do, then the easiest way is to just copy it over.
char str2[20]; strncpy(str2, str1 + 1 , sizeof(str2) - 1); Change 20 to whatever the maximum length is.  The use of strncpy instead of strcpy is to prevent any overflows.  You could also use
char str2[20]; strncpy(str2, str1 + 1 , 20); However, in that situation you'd have to remember to change both 20's.  It's not a big deal in small code, but when you start writing massive programs, it lets you simultaneously change all the values.

LOL
 
>be me
>buy nice red gpu
>saw in half for crossfire
>gain power

LOL
 
>be me
>buy nice red gpu
>saw in half for crossfire
>gain power

>Buys 480
>Saws it in half
>RX 240

Nice build but the name is kind of weird

Definitely the GTX 1050/1050ti are more efficient but the performance on the RX 480 is much better. 4GB is adequate for 1080P gaming but more is better for certain AAA titles. There are some great black friday deals on 4GB 480's right now.

I'll check out Another and Magi, I've pretty much watched the rest. Thanks for you time listing all of these.

Like what he said, you can get a lot more performance with the latest gen GPUs for the price of a 960/970 or 980.
 
The NZXT S340 is a pretty sweet $100 case. But if you don't exactly care for the aesthetics and more airflow, get a phanteks case that suits you, and you should be good. If you want a mix between quiet and air flow the fractal design S or r5 is not too bad.

If they stick to iGPUs, probably not.
 
But if Intel decides to start making actual GPUs then I would be excited to see how well they do.

If they stick to iGPUs, probably not.
 
But if Intel decides to start making actual GPUs then I would be excited to see how well they do.

Thanks for the list, will try them out (already have Rocket League tho).

All armour editions.

thx dude
 

Hey @nicklmg I noticed you guys don't do late night uploads anymore. You guys change the upload schedule? I don't mind it, just wanna know what time I can look out for another vid. If someone has already asked about this, please direct me to the post .

Finished my code already, I did end up using strcmp(), but appreciate the help anyways.

Hallelujah! I did it again with only 2 functions this time (technically 4, I had 1 for input, 1 for display), here is my code, please give me some feedback on it
// // main.c // Lab 9 Test // #include <stdio.h> int input(int); int div_func(int, int); int mod_func(int, int); void display(int, int, int, int, int); int main() { //Declaring input variable int a; //This variable will be used only in calculations int b = 10000; //Variables to store digits for displaying int idigit1, idigit2, idigit3, idigit4, idigit5, modres1, modres2, modres3, modres4; //Input a = input(a); //Calculations idigit1 = div_func(a, b); modres1 = mod_func(a, b); //Divide the value of b by 10 each time the line is written to make correct calculations b /= 10; idigit2 = div_func(modres1, b); modres2 = mod_func(modres1, b); b /= 10; idigit3 = div_func(modres2, b); modres3 = mod_func(modres2, b); b /= 10; idigit4 = div_func(modres3, b); modres4 = mod_func(modres3, b); b /= 10; idigit5 = div_func(modres4, b); display(idigit1, idigit2, idigit3, idigit4, idigit5); system("pause"); return 0; } //Input int input(int value) { puts("Please input a value between 1 and 32767"); scanf("%d", &value); return(value); } //Division function int div_func(int a1, int b1) { //Variables to store calculations int storage; //Calculation storage = a1 / b1; return (storage); } //Modulus Function int mod_func(int a1, int mod_b) { //Variables to store calculations int mod_storage; //Calculation mod_storage = a1 % mod_b; return (mod_storage); } //Display Function void display(fdigit1, fdigit2, fdigit3, fdigit4, fdigit5) { printf("\n\nThe digits spread out are:\n%d %d %d %d %d\n", fdigit1, fdigit2, fdigit3, fdigit4, fdigit5); } Edit: I have a line: system ("pause"); That's just a codeblocks thing don't worry about it.

sure, but you will have to wait a bit.
Will write and share once I reach home
7-8 hours to go 

Definitely go over the problem with your teacher, it's important that your function can be applied to different inputs. That seems like too much to me.
 
For reference, here is my solution in C (there are probably better ones since this does no input validation (1-32767), but for the simple case):
 
#include <stdio.h> int int_div(int x, int y ) { return x / y; } int rem(int x, int y) { return x % y; } int* msd(int x) { int i = 0; int place = 10000; int remain = 0; static int output[5]; while (place >= 1) { output[i++] = int_div(x, place); remain = rem(x, place); place = place / 10; if (remain != 0) { x = remain; } } return output; } int main() { int *p; int i; p = msd(4562); for ( i = 0; i < 5; i++ ) { printf("%d ", *(p + i)); } printf("\n"); return 0; }  
Please don't just copy this, it won't help your learning. Definitely talk to your teacher about how you can improve the code that you wrote.

Hallelujah! I did it!!!! It took me so long, thank you for telling me what to do guys  .
 
Edit: Although I am going to ask my teacher about the efficiency of my code because I ended up making 12 functions and 11 variables...

Hallelujah! I did it!!!! It took me so long, thank you for telling me what to do guys  .
 
Edit: Although I am going to ask my teacher about the efficiency of my code because I ended up making 12 functions and 11 variables...

Hallelujah! I did it!!!! It took me so long, thank you for telling me what to do guys  .
 
Edit: Although I am going to ask my teacher about the efficiency of my code because I ended up making 12 functions and 11 variables...

There's no intelligent way to do it without an if....so I'm sure you can use an if statement. 
 
Its simple: 

if(statement == true){     do this; } else {       do this;  }
 
A store credit -- you have x amount that you're allowed to spend until you pay it off. 

I mean I wouldn't call myself a "vet" or whatever, but I've used this forum well before the giveaway and to be honest, it makes me kind of sad when I see people make an account just to enter the giveaway and then never visit this site again.

I mean I wouldn't call myself a "vet" or whatever, but I've used this forum well before the giveaway and to be honest, it makes me kind of sad when I see people make an account just to enter the giveaway and then never visit this site again.

I mean I wouldn't call myself a "vet" or whatever, but I've used this forum well before the giveaway and to be honest, it makes me kind of sad when I see people make an account just to enter the giveaway and then never visit this site again.