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type this program: when you make an array of char's, you can use it as a string, but instend of typing "%c", type "%s".

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And its not even on the mod's controll panel...

You can also use Javascript for your animations.

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I didn't tested it on Hitler, so I dont know.

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type this program: the char is a single character variable.

this time I have two simple programs: this is a simple adding program, but it have diferent from the program in the second lesson: it uses real numbers, that mean that we can do 4.79+5.3, for example. using real numbers it's vwry similar to using integers but when you defining the variable, write "float " instend of "int ", and when using it in a "printf""scanf", write "%f" instend of "%d". and one more thing: you cant put a real number in a integer.

Type this program: there are parts here that I have allrady explaind, so I only explain the new thing: the array. array is a set of variables that have serial numbers. when you want to use one of the variables in the array, you use it like this: <array name>[<variable serial number>]. for example: bla[5],x[7],set[9]. array is defined like a normal variable, only that a array have a "["&"]" around the number of variables. for example: int thing[3]; defines a array with a place for 3 integer variables. the serial number of the first variable in the array is 0. for example:if we have a array: staff[6], then the variables are: 'staff[0]','staff[1]','staff[2]','staff[3]','staff[4]' and 'staff[5]'. instend of puting a number inside the "["&"]", you can put an integer in it, like something. this makes arrays extreamly useful in for loops.

type this program: the new command is while loop. this is how the wile loop works: while (<term>){ <code> } when the program is getting to a while loop, it checks <term>, if <term> is true, the program do <code>, else, it continus the code after the loop. when the program end's <code>, it's check <term> again, if <term> is true, the program do <code>, else, it continus the code after the loop. while loop are good when you dont know how many times the loop shold be, and you dont have this information on a variable.

this guy is spiderman!!!

It usely tells you when you have a new messege.

type this program: and now I will explain: from now on I will explain only the new commands. if (num>0){ this is a "if" command. when the programs reach to a if command, it only does the commands between the "{" and "}", if the term between the baraks is true. that mean, that only if "num>0" when the program reach to the if command, it will do the commands between the "{}" ("printf("your number is positiven"); ") A if command may have anuther part: the "else" part. if (<term>){ <code1> } else{ <code2> } if <term> is true, do <code1>, else do <code2>.

What softwere did you use? tapeworm++? visual tapeworm?

type this program: and now I will explain: #include <stdio.h> this part is loading the file "stdio.h", that olds the basic functions of C. void main(){ this part opens the program main code, from that code the program starts. int i,x,sum; this command is making 3 variables from an integer type: i,x & sum. sum=0; this command sets the veriable sum to zero. it mean reseting it. printf("nngive me 10 numbersn"); this part order the program to show on the screen the text: "give me 10 numbers". the "n"s in the text tells the program to move one row down. for (i=0;i<10;i++){ this part thells the program to start a 'for' loop. inside the brackets, there are 3 parts, secluded by ";" sign (this is the same sign that secludind commands. [*]the first one is a command that the program is doing once, before the loop begins, that usely sets an counting veriable. this time its sets the veriable "i" to zero. [*]the second part is a term, that when the program dont do it to in, the loop is ending, and the program continus. this time the loop is ending when i is not smaller than 10. [*]the third part is a command, that the program does every time the code inside the loop is ending, before the loop starts again. this time, the command is adding 1 to the veriable "i". note that the commad "i++", is tha same as the command "i=i+1". scanf("%d",&x); this command tells the program to ask the user to give her a integer, and puts it at the veriable "x". sum=sum+x; this command adding "x" to "sum". } this sign cloasing the loop. the program will not repeat the code that came after that sign. printf("nI puted all your numbers togeder, and got %d",sum); this command tels the user how all the integers he inserted worth togater. } this sign close the main code, and the program ends.

This is a program that adding two numbers: now is the explain to the program: #include <stdio.h> this part is loading the file "stdio.h", that olds the basic functions of C. void main(){ this part opens the program main code, from that code the program starts. int a,b,c; this command is making 3 variables from an integer type: a, b & c. printf("ngive me 2 numbers "); this part order the program to show on the screen the text: "give me 2 numbers ". the "n" in the beginning of the text tells the program to nove one row down. scanf("%d,%d",&a,&; this command is a litle complicated. the function 'scanf', is a function that can get data from the user. inside the brackets, there are 3 parameters: [*]"%d,%d": this string tells the program that she want the user to give her a integer (%d), than a ',' sign(,), than a another integer. for example: "4,7" and then press enter. you can put anything you want instend of the ','. if you put there space, the program just wait that the user prees enter. [*]&a: this is the integer that the program will put in it the first number (for the first "%d"). [*]%b: this is the integer that the program will put in it the second number (for the second "%d"). c=a+b; this command put a value in to the variable "c". the value is a+b. printf("%d+%d=%d",a,b,c); this command is putting a text on the screan. the "%d" signs tells the program that there are going to be integers after the string. this time you don't need to put '&' before the variable, because this function doesn't cange the variables, it just using thair values. } this part close the main code.

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type this program: and press Ctrl+F9. the program started, but it was to fast. to see the rezolts, press Alt+F5. now is the explain to the program: #include <stdio.h> this part is loading the file "stdio.h", that olds the basic functions of C. void main(){ this part opens the program main code, from that code the program starts. printf("Hello world, this is my firs C program"); this part order the program to show on the screen the text: "Hello world, this is my firs C program". the ";" say the program that the "printf" command is finished. } this part say the program that the main code is ended.

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