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I dont get your question completely, but what if it is done differently like: int wrong=0; int index=0; for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++){ if (studentArray[i] != ansArray[i]) { wronglist[index]=wrong; wrong++; index++; } See if it's works.
this is code for encrypting files using c language. //password encryption program for securing password //pws v 1.0 [B][CODE] #include <conio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> //create this directory first D:\Sec_pw (OR as per your system drive names) //file will be overwritten at each execution of program so use once //increase …
When a return value other than 0 is returned - does it always indicate that an error has occurred ? When program terminates with 0, this means program has been ended correctly as per complier. else if it ends up with non-zero or value 1 then it means that there …
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