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Marvin Banyon
Courses Plus Student 2,049 Points(Whats wrong with my code?)
Using the printf function print the size in bytes of the variable real_numbers. Your output should look like the following: Array real_numbers is x bytes.
float real_numbers[5]; printf("Array %ld is %ld bytes\n", real_numbers, siezeof(real_numbers);
5 Answers
Shawn Gregory
Courses Plus Student 40,672 PointsHello,
Miguel is correct. You need to add another ) after the sizeof() function to close the printf() function. Also, you appeared to misspell sizeof => siezeof. If this is the same code you are using, fix those two things and your code should work.
Cheers!
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
41,279 PointsMarvin, you will soon find that the hardest thing about coding is the small typo, the misplaced ; and so on. Try using a "programmers" text editor (something like notepad++, sublimetext or Vim) with "Syntax Highlighting". SH colors your code so if you see a word with the wrong color, you'll know there's something wrong.
Just in case you are starting out.
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
41,279 PointsYou could be missing a closing ) in your printf
agreatdaytocode
24,757 PointsWhat class & section is this from?
Marvin Banyon
Courses Plus Student 2,049 PointsThank you guys the cods is working now.