First, putting a question mark at the end of a noun phrase does not make what you typed into a valid question. Second, your noun phrase is so general, that it makes me think that you want someone to post the code for your assignment. Perhaps some jerk will do exactly that, and rob you of the opportunity to become a better programmer.
But perhaps you're just having trouble getting started. Why not start by defining the structure that will hold the phone book data? It should have fields for name, number, and perhaps other stuff, right? What types should be used for these fields?
Why not play with this, and make an extremely simple program that assigns values to your structure "by hand", and then prints them out. When you get this ironed out, you can work on the problem of handling more than one phone book entry. The point is to start small and grow the program slowly. Oh, and never add code to a buggy program. Good luck.
2006-12-14 05:15:21
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answered by arbeit 4
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Yes? What do you want to know about a C program for creating a phone book. You want a free one? You need to write one for school and need pointers? You want to know if one exists?
I'm not trying to be mean but people, if you are going to post a question, do us all a favor and give us some background or give us an idea of what you are looking for. And I am not talking about spelling...lots of people are in a rush and don't spell things right, or they are using english as their second language. What I mean is telling us what you are trying to accomplish and getting it across to the reader.
You are asking the question...you need help not us...if you want valid answers, you need to ask coherent questions. Otherwise we make up our own minds on what you want and you get the wrong response.
2006-12-14 05:12:23
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answered by SteveN 7
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