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I have four sensors (sen0-sen3) which return either 1 or 0 and I am making an array of values using sprintf. Then I am trying to compare them with 0000 or 1000 and so on.
hey all i wrote some code on microsoft VS which is suppose to compare passwords entered to ones stored in database and return approved or denied...
I have a functionvoid display_a_student() which uses two binary files. Firstly a binary1.dat and and index.dat which contains the offset of each student added to the binary1.dat.
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When I run the following code: #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int p = 0; p = strcmp(NULL,\"foo\");
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I\'m supposed to implement a function which compares two strings simliar so strcmp but ignoring whitespace characters, so
can you help me with my code? I want to do a program that will determine if the student id was already used, i can compare them once... but what i want to do is to have a comparison every time the use
I want to compare between two char* so i do it with strcmp, look, in debugging mode, both char* in strcmp gets the same value and still it