Nice! This will be fun!
Please upload more videos on C tutorials.... You are the best... :)
look at me, I'm to smart to be alive :)) after printf("\n"), but before printf(" ") you write a "if" : if(two!=1) P.S: Good job Bucky and please continue to post tutorials :D
isn't it more convenient to use 2 nested for loops instead 3 while loops? p.s. i like ur tutorials keep them going :)
Please upload more C tutorials.... You are the best...
if you guys think u have a hint let others know here. try to help each other out! hopefully you guys can figure it out easier as a group!
If you use a little bit of math, it is actually VERY easy. Remember the modulo operation? (as in "a mod b").
you can do this with one loop and two variables; you have three checks; pseudo code (since for some reason i can't post my actual code?) int i = 1 int j = 1
@nAAb258 \b is backspace. It's just like \n == newline, \t == tab etc.
the printing of blank space is conditional dude!
I didn't realize \b was backspace, otherwise I would have gotten it :P
how bout using a for loop?
after the 15teen row put if (two%2==) :D simple :). Btw i got 1 more tricky example.... You have 2 variables with data (numbers), change the data between the variables, but without using 3rd variable. :)
yea if anyone wants the code, just leave a comment here and ill send it to ya!
Heyy...add printf("\b"); before 'two = 0' at the end.
I got it in one line =) No need for math/if statements/loops. Wonder if Bucky still cares O.o
you could post the code on pastebin or something and put a link in the side :P
@TheHoho001 just want to ask if what is the use or function of putch(13)? tnx!
Bucky, thanks for teaching, its being great to learn c with your tutorials. i started this before a week. and m happy to share with you tht i have completed first challenge. how can i send you the codes? give me your email id, its not right to post here the correct code, but just want to share tht conditional statement was missing which i figured out. Hahaha. happy to express success.
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