Keith said:
*What* will compile correctly?
Read <
http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/>.
If you want to post puzzles, that's ok, but please let us know that
they're puzzles rather than actual code you're having problems with.
Some of us might be willing to provide help if you need it, but not be
interested in working on a puzzle.
Speaking of which, I'm not usually interested in "puzzles" since I have
my own problems to solve at work (for better or for worse, I am the C
guy by attrition -- none of the young coders are taught it in school
anymore), but are any of the C puzzle books worth the time?
To be more clear, is the purpose to highlight places coders tend to be
weakest and shine some lights into the darker corners?
This is not a spurious question. At least, I hope it's not. I'm
reading "Expert C Programming" by van der Linden right now and finding
that my understanding of the language is certainly deepening.
Of course, I like van der Linden's chatty style and appreciate the
humour. Are any of these puzzle books similar in this manner?