c programming

Howlin

can anyone help with me doing an array exercise? i ahve been stuck on it for while and cant get it out anymore?
Exercise: write a programme to ask for the daily temperature for a week and then priduce an output listing the highest and the day it occured, the lowest and the day it occured, and the mean daily temperature?
I would put of the programe i have done so far but i kinda lift it in college on friday rather than taking it home to try and finish it off.
If anyone could help i wood be happy, i can put up what i did so far 2morro morning when i get into college

Kavrocks

I could write it for you in minutes but then I would be doing your homework for you which I'm not going to do.

If you had posted some code I would have been more then happy to help you solve any problems and I don't accept that you left it in college considering how easy it is to email it to yourself so you can retrieve it from anywhere at anytime.

Howlin

i saved it on my drive on the college computer rather than my usb
ill get it 2morro and ill post what i have done so far

Howlin

Kavrocks wrote: »

I could write it for you in minutes but then I would be doing your homework for you which I'm not going to do.

If you had posted some code I would have been more then happy to help you solve any problems and I don't accept that you left it in college considering how easy it is to email it to yourself so you can retrieve it from anywhere at anytime.

DO you know a good site that can help teach me c programming?

Sparks

Kernighan & Richie, 2nd ed. One-stop reference point for C. If you don't have a copy, you're making life hard on yourself.

As to seeking help with homework, read the charter:

Evil Phil wrote: »

RIGHT YOU 'ORRIBLE LOT!!!!

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