In C, we use: #include <stdio.h> #include <cs50.h> to tell the computer to access these libraries written by someone else at a previous time. We use: int main (void) as a function. The left-side is the input. The right-side is the output. The example I am working on today is as follows: #include <cs50.h> #include … Continue reading Make a Function Inside the Code

Here is what I learnt today: { int i = get_int("Integer: "); printf("Hello, %i\n", i); } I want an integer, so I set the variable to "int". Then I set it's name to "i". You need to set the function of the variable. I do this by using "get_int". Then, to display on the screen … Continue reading C on Sandbox

Continuing with the Harvard X CS50 course. I've started taking notes, even writing all the code examples down in my notebook. I feel it's helping become more familiar with the concepts. I am understanding variables a little more, as in this example: (int i = 0; i < 50; i++); This means, The variable or … Continue reading Understanding Variables