Just making sure, is regex.h permitted? We have used some regex for string parsing. As far as I know, it is considered a system-provided (POSIX) library.

ANONYMOUS wrote WSL stands for "Windows Subsystem for Linux". So Linux.

CITS2002 Project 1 2024 Student1 STUDENT-NUMBER1 NAME-1 Student2 STUDENT-NUMBER2 NAME-2 Platform Linux (or Apple) Hi, if I have been using windows but have been writing my code in VSC with WSL, should I indicate windows or L...

I used a random number 24096 to test question 5 from the mid-semester test, and for both options a and d the output was 9 (which is the correct output in both cases). Can anyone tell me why option d is wrong or is their two solutions?

Just multiply x by 1 in the code. e.g. x x 1; and the error warning will go away.

Maybe my answer to this question will answer your question https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U344 hl arg0 Let me know.

ANONYMOUS wrote I mean a lot of the advice given on the forum is based off the project requirements and clarifications Chris made, so it really depends on which advice you are talking about. A rule of thumb for assumptions is If you make an assumpti...

ANONYMOUS wrote Seems good so far. Just make sure to delete the output.c file and the executable when you are done.

Is it correct that the syntax assumptions in the report do not have to align with the advice given on this help forum? Such as if global variables, variable reassignment and parameter checking have already been implemented, they can be listed as assum...

I have a question regarding the project, specifically point 8 within the assignment brief The variables arg0, arg1, and so on, provide access to the program's command-line arguments which provide real-valued number...

Hello, I just wanted to check if I'm on the right track The runml.c program 1) reads the .ml text file 2) translates the .ml text into valid C syntax 3) writes the translated C syntax into an output.c file 4) then complies and runs the output.c file this ...

ANONYMOUS wrote Answered here https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U278 hl website

ANONYMOUS wrote This is a statement, so yes. pqr will be zero so it won't matter. sas will cause the error, since there are two identifiers followed after each other in a statement, which is invalid syntax.

In an assignment expression, will I be tested on intricate cases like sas abc - 2.4 pqr Error ?

I recall that on my question on this thread (https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U308) it was proposed that we compile code without -Werror, but even if we just use -Wall it also throws all warnings, is that expected and fine? Here i...

ANONYMOUS wrote Hi sorry, you are right. I misread what he said. Thanks for letting everyone know.

I am OP, I just wanted to comment i've read the post you linked and it appears Chris said the opposite for anybody else who see's this. I have hence implemented the ability to check user inputs.

ANONYMOUS wrote It does seem like this question is an issue with semantics ( which has happened before (https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help2002?p np opt U463 year 2019)) and being such a minute detail of the system call. It seems, at least, possi...

Hi, will we be getting a way to test whether our program is valid?

ANONYMOUS wrote Thanks for the link. However, unless I'm misinterpreting it, that thread ended unresolved too. Dr. McDonald's only contribution in that thread was a non-answer (below) All the other messages seem to be speculation, where the same argu...