[Courses] [C] Beginner's Lesson 4A: Arrays, Qualifiers, and Reading Numbers

[Anca M. Holban]

 I know i should use #include <stdio.h> instead of #include "stdio.h", and 
I'm trying to get rid off this *habbit*. Thanks Eugene :) 

On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Eugene Teo wrote:

> u> #include "stdio.h"
> 
> Always do #include <stdio.h>. stdio.h is a header file not written by
> you :-)
> 
> u> int main(void)
> u>      {
> u>      fload data[5]={34.0,27.0,45.0,82.0,22.0};
> u>      double total;
> 	int a;
> 	for(a=0; a<sizeof(data)/sizeof(int); ++a)
> 		total+=data[a];
> u>      printf("total: %.2f, average: %.2f.\n",total,total/5.0);
> since total is a double, do %.2lf instead of %.2f.
> 
> ps: hehe, i am finishing a module on unix programming... did too
> much C, AWK, SED :P
> 
> Eugene
> 

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o