--- In [email protected], amee ahmed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Mr Nico! > Thanks for reading my messege and replying also.I want to > make some questions more if u dont mind plz guide me. > I am a student and findinding C language to mch difficult. > In this projest i have to perform some operations on these > numbers like addition, subtraction, how i can perform these > opreations on these numbers.and plz explain why i can use > arrays and what else i need to use in this project.
I see your point. In my opinion C is utterly inappropriate for newbies, there's nothing more to say about this. But this doesn't help you in any way. O.k., let's get to the point. As you don't know much about C, I strongly suggest you get a copy of the "C bible", the book The ANSI C Language by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie, the original authors of C. The introductory chapters are fairly good and concise and will explain such tasks as converting a string of characters (namely numeric digits) into a number. Play around with this knowledge on paper (yes, I mean a blank sheet of paper and a pen!), try to understand how we humans work with numbers larger than our brain can hold (e.g. I can easily multiply two numbers with two digits each in my head, but dividing an arbitrary 5-digit number by a 3-digit number in my head is nothing I can do), and as soon as you have understood the principle, try to do this with an array of integer values; every single value within this array holds one digit [yes, that's a waste of space, but what the heck, for training purposes this is fine], so this should be easy to understand. For specific questions, please return here, we'll do what we can to support you [o.k., some of us will do]. Regards, Nico
