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Comments by Member 8863422 (Top 6 by date)
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 19:39pm
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I'll get on that! Thanks.
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 18:59pm
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Ok. I got the factorial function to work. Now the only thing giving me trouble is the compare function. For some reason it outputs the first number I input and doesn't compare them. I'll do an update of the code above.
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 18:38pm
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Oh ok, so should I get rid of the loop or the return?
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 18:33pm
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The compare function is supposed to take two big numbers and compare them. a is bigger then it couts a 1, if a is smaller then it couts a -1, if they are equal then it couts a 0. The program should ask for numbers again once a calculation has been done. It only breaks when you do ^C
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 18:20pm
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That is definitely a late-night programming typo!
Member 8863422
21-Apr-12 18:04pm
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Thank you for that advice! I just deleted all the unnecessary code.
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