Can't seem to ring that pole!

[Lloyd Fuller]

I've been working on this for a while, but I just can't seem to ring
that pole!

so here is my function:

const char * earth(int a)
{
const char *myearth;

if (a == 0) {
myearth = "15321.532";
else {
myearth = "a cool 600";
}

return myearth;
}



AND HERE is my main:

int main (void) {
printf("yofoo your earth is %s\n", earth(2));
}

But I get a lot of errors this is a mess. Any kind soul out there
with some advice to help me ring this pole?

 

[Geoff]

The case of the missing brace. Hurry Watson! The game's afoot!

 

[Ian Collins]

I've been working on this for a while, but I just can't seem to ring
that pole!

so here is my function:

const char * earth(int a)
{
const char *myearth;

if (a == 0) {
myearth = "15321.532";
else {
myearth = "a cool 600";
}

return myearth;
}



AND HERE is my main:

int main (void) {
printf("yofoo your earth is %s\n", earth(2));
}

But I get a lot of errors this is a mess. Any kind soul out there
with some advice to help me ring this pole?

Does your editor auto-indent? If so, it will show you the missing
closing brace!

 

[litchie]

You should delete the left bracket after `if (a == 0)'.

 

[mikey]

I've been working on this for a while, but I just can't seem to ring
that pole!

so here is my function:

const char * earth(int a)
{
const char *myearth;

if (a == 0) {
myearth = "15321.532";
else {
myearth = "a cool 600";
}

return myearth;
}



AND HERE is my main:

int main (void) {
printf("yofoo your earth is %s\n", earth(2));
}

But I get a lot of errors this is a mess. Any kind soul out there
with some advice to help me ring this pole?

const char * earth(int a)
{
const char *myearth;

if (a == 0)
myearth = "15321.532";
else
myearth = "a cool 600";

return myearth;
}



int main (void)
{
printf("yofoo your earth is %s\n", earth(2));
return 0;
}