Complete newbie here. 2nd day in my intro to programming class, so be gentle. We're programming in C btw.
Our assignment was to prompt the user to give us a name in the format: John Smith, and then print it back out to them like so; Smith, J.
To add to the headache the program still has to perform regardless of how many blank spaces there are. i.e. John /n Smith, John /t smith, and John /0 Smith..
Here's what I have so far,
#include <stdio.h>
int input()
{
printf("Enter your name: \n");
int lettest = getchar ();
return (lettest);
}
void fname()
{
int lettest;
if (lettest != EOF || '\n' || '\t' || ' ')
{
printf("%c.", lettest);
lettest = getchar();
}
else;
}
void lname()
{
int lettest;
if (lettest != EOF || '\n' || '\t' || ' ')
{
printf("%c.", lettest);
lettest = getchar();
}
else;
}
int main () {
input();
lname();
//fflush(stdin);
fname();
return 0;
}
My problems: I don't know how to print the last name when it's reading both from the same buffer..
Can someone explain to me how I would do my lname function??? Also, no arraylists and no string methods.
Note that in addition to the problems mentioned in other answers, expressions such as:
if (lettest != EOF || '\n' || '\t' || ' ')
do not behave as you expect them to - you need to write this particular example as:
if (lettest != EOF && lettest != '\n' && lettest != '\t' && lettest != ' ')
or perhaps more expressively:
if (!(lettest == EOF || lettest == '\n' || lettest == '\t' || lettest == ' '))