Help needed Please!

[silverchrono]

this is my first semester in C
and im trying to figure out how to reset a counter.

heres why im trying to do.

void text()

59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);
74 k++; j++;
//basically I want [j] to keep on counting until EOF a// no problem
there
//but i want k to count only from 0 to 2 then resets back to 0 again
then 1 then 2, then resets to 0 again Until EOF...now i have a good
reason why i want k to count from 0 to 2 only and resets to 0

anyone have a clue on how to do this thx.

 

[Jack Klein]

this is my first semester in C
and im trying to figure out how to reset a counter.

heres why im trying to do.

void text()

59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);
74 k++; j++;
//basically I want [j] to keep on counting until EOF a// no problem
there
//but i want k to count only from 0 to 2 then resets back to 0 again
then 1 then 2, then resets to 0 again Until EOF...now i have a good
reason why i want k to count from 0 to 2 only and resets to 0

anyone have a clue on how to do this thx.

How about this, after you increment 'k':

if (k > 2)
{
k = 0;
}

 

[silverchrono]

this works it resets k to 0..however the loop ends there and
permanently sets k to 0..

it doesn't go from 0 to 2 again..

 

[Jaspreet]

this is my first semester in C
and im trying to figure out how to reset a counter.

heres why im trying to do.

void text()

59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);

What doess cc mean ? You probably meant tx.

74 k++; j++;
//basically I want [j] to keep on counting until EOF a// no problem
there
//but i want k to count only from 0 to 2 then resets back to 0 again
then 1 then 2, then resets to 0 again Until EOF...now i have a good
reason why i want k to count from 0 to 2 only and resets to 0

anyone have a clue on how to do this thx.

Jack's solution seems to be correct.
After line number 74:

if ( k > 2 )
{
k = 0;
}

 

[silverchrono]

OH thx that actually work..

all i did was

void text()
56 {
57
58 printf("Please Enter a Text for coding\n");
59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 k++;
71 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);
72 j++;
73 if (k>2)
74 k=0;
75 }
76 k++;
77 }

basicall add a k++ at the beggining and the end ..

thx for the help..this actually finish my my assignment..thx again..

 

[Jaspreet]

this is my first semester in C
and im trying to figure out how to reset a counter.

heres why im trying to do.

void text()

59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);

What exactly is the correct line of code at line number 70 ?

74 k++; j++;
//basically I want [j] to keep on counting until EOF a// no problem
there
//but i want k to count only from 0 to 2 then resets back to 0 again
then 1 then 2, then resets to 0 again Until EOF...now i have a good
reason why i want k to count from 0 to 2 only and resets to 0

anyone have a clue on how to do this thx.

 

[Nick Keighley]

(e-mail address removed) wrote:

void text()
56 {
57
58 printf("Please Enter a Text for coding\n");
59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 k++;
71 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);
72 j++;
73 if (k>2)
74 k=0;
75 }
76 k++;
77 }

<snip>

code is easier to read if its well laid out. Judicious use of blank
lines, whitespace and proper indentation all help

void text (void) /*** if no arguments void is good style */
{
printf("Please Enter a Text for coding\n");
printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
int i = 0; /*** in C you are not allowed declarations after
statements */
int j = 0;
int k = 0;

while ((tx = getchar()) != '#')
{
i++;
}

while(tx[j] != '\0')
{
k++;
putchar (tx[j] + cc[k]);
j++;
if (k > 2)
k = 0;
}

k++;
}

in fact I would normally use more whitespace and write "tx[j]" as "tx
[j]"

 

[Pedro Graca]

but i want k to count only from 0 to 2 then resets back to 0 again
then 1 then 2, then resets to 0 again Until EOF...now i have a good
reason why i want k to count from 0 to 2 only and resets to 0

Another approach. Maybe a bit more cryptic but I like (don't know why,
though) to save variables ...

/* 62 */ /* int k=0; */

/* 68 */ while (tx[j] != '\0')
/* 69 */ {
/* 70 */ putchar(tx[j] + cc[j%3]);
/* 74 */ /* k++; */ j++;

 

[CBFalconer]

Another approach. Maybe a bit more cryptic but I like (don't know
why, though) to save variables ...

Piggybacking. If you want the range of k to be 0 through 2,
increment it with the statement:

k = (k + 1) % 3;

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[stathis gotsis]

(e-mail address removed) wrote:

void text()
56 {
57
58 printf("Please Enter a Text for coding\n");
59 printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
60 int i=0;
61 int j=0;
62 int k=0;
63 while ((tx=getchar())!='#')
64 {
65 i++;
66 }
67
68 while(tx[j]!='\0')
69 {
70 k++;
71 putchar(tx[j]+cc[k]);
72 j++;
73 if (k>2)
74 k=0;
75 }
76 k++;
77 }

<snip>

code is easier to read if its well laid out. Judicious use of blank
lines, whitespace and proper indentation all help

Thank you, now i can follow the code. I have some comments for the OP.

void text (void) /*** if no arguments void is good style */
{
printf("Please Enter a Text for coding\n");
printf("You can end entering the text by using '#'\n");
int i = 0; /*** in C you are not allowed declarations after
statements */

That is not true for C99.

int j = 0;
int k = 0;

while ((tx = getchar()) != '#')

EOF should be considered here.

{
i++;
}

There is a danger that tx[] may be overrun as there is no check for the
incrementing value of i. The string is not properly null-terminated, at
least not in the part of the code we are presented. One should use something
like:

tx='\0';

while(tx[j] != '\0')

If the string was not null-terminated that worked out of pure lack. '#',
which is used to signal end of user input, is processed, even '\n', i do not
know if that is the OP's intention.

{
k++;
putchar (tx[j] + cc[k]);
j++;
if (k > 2)
k = 0;
}

k++;
}