Question

Program
http://prntscr.com/lc1psl

Answer 1

@Ultrilliam

Answer 2

Any ideas on how to start?

Answer 3

@MARC

Answer 4

http://prntscr.com/lc1wig

Answer 5

Is it correct? :O

Answer 6

Not quite, it first wants someone to give the univ, name, gender
throw those into variables,
printf the name and univ,
do a if check for gender (which should be either m or f), if it equals neither printf a error
If it's m, printf what it says, otherwise printf the female one.

Make sense?


Also for any future people I'm going to attach the image in the question here.

Answer 7

yeah,makes sense
aite,editing again XD

Answer 8

rename the 'gender' variable because you can only declare it once.
You can do
char genderMale = 'F';
char genderFemale = 'M;

Answer 9

While true^ That's still unnecessary since it's unnecessary towards the end goal to even define it as F or M

Answer 10

(Except when given by the user)

Answer 11

http://prntscr.com/lc25bo

Answer 12

http://prntscr.com/lc25et

Answer 13

"hu" instead of "hi"

Answer 14

I tried that myself with https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_c_compiler But it didn't display my 'name' correctly.

I've like never used the gets() function, all I use is scanf.

Answer 15

Have you tested the code with your own compiler?

Answer 16

^I actually didn't test, because I didn't want to type it out (cause I'm actually coding something right now) x'D

\```c
code here
\```
^For future reference pls

Answer 17

yeah,I did
It works :D

Answer 18

Thanks Ultrilliam and mhchen

Answer 19

No problem :)

Answer 20

```c
int main(){
}
```
oh cool