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  • Quwan Lowery
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    using the same float number?

    Posted January 30, 2015 4:34pm by Quwan Lowery
    Quwan Lowery
    Courses Plus Student 235 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

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  • Iosif Skorohodov
    Iosif Skorohodov
    1,126 Points

    Why do you have to use square brackets?

    Posted December 12, 2014 1:11am by Iosif Skorohodov
    Iosif Skorohodov
    1,126 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
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    1 Answer

  • Judy Tsai
    Judy Tsai
    6,376 Points

    Getting warning on float type variables

    Posted November 3, 2014 8:05pm by Judy Tsai
    Judy Tsai
    6,376 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    2 Answers

  • Ben Fischler
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    Ben Fischler
    Courses Plus Student 379 Points

    I'm getting a Build Failed result from X-code, when my code is a match for what I'm seeing in the video demo.

    Posted October 22, 2014 9:03pm by Ben Fischler
    Ben Fischler
    Courses Plus Student 379 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    2 Answers

  • Kian Akhavan
    Kian Akhavan
    228 Points

    So i'm writing the say array as the one you've done on here, but it spits out (11db) or (lldb)

    Posted September 17, 2014 4:23am by Kian Akhavan
    Kian Akhavan
    228 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    4 Answers

  • David O'Brien
    David O'Brien
    451 Points

    Do you always have to declare the length or size of an array in C?

    Posted August 12, 2014 2:06am by David O'Brien
    David O'Brien
    451 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    3 Answers

  • Alonso Martinez
    Alonso Martinez
    227 Points

    How can I declare an Array that should be big enough to hold 2 numbers. I am new and I am stuck! please help.

    Posted August 5, 2014 11:54pm by Alonso Martinez
    Alonso Martinez
    227 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    1 Answer

  • Vincent Weimer
    Vincent Weimer
    1,223 Points

    Arrays

    Posted May 7, 2014 6:43pm by Vincent Weimer
    Vincent Weimer
    1,223 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    2 Answers

  • Baris Derin
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    Baris Derin
    Courses Plus Student 443 Points

    Using variables

    Posted April 22, 2014 3:36pm by Baris Derin
    Baris Derin
    Courses Plus Student 443 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
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    • Array

    1 Answer

  • Kashan Idrees
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    Kashan Idrees
    Courses Plus Student 157 Points

    Getting "(lldb)" when run this program

    Posted April 5, 2014 7:57pm by Kashan Idrees
    Kashan Idrees
    Courses Plus Student 157 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    1 Answer

  • Rafael Sanchez
    Rafael Sanchez
    11,804 Points

    Error: Linker command failed with exit code 1

    Posted March 27, 2014 4:41am by Rafael Sanchez
    Rafael Sanchez
    11,804 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    7 Answers

  • Andrey Pushkin
    Andrey Pushkin
    181 Points

    Can i always use arrays without fixed length?

    Posted March 11, 2014 2:17pm by Andrey Pushkin
    Andrey Pushkin
    181 Points
    • iOS
    • Objective-C Basics (Retired)
    • Fundamentals of C
    • Array

    1 Answer

  • Joshua Powell
    Joshua Powell
    914 Points

    Apps

    Posted February 8, 2014 2:31pm by Joshua Powell
    Joshua Powell
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    3 Answers

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