Thanks for the program for use of the rand() function.
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Help needed stuck in it.
I done one too see what you think.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define MIN 20
#define SEC 60

void main()
{
register int a, b;
int people = 0;

for(a=0; a<MIN; a++) /* loop for minutes */
{
for(b=0; b<SEC; b++) /* loop for seconds */
{
if(rand() % 30 == 0) /* check if anyone joins queue */
people++;

if(people > 0) /* if Queue greater than 0 */
if(rand() % 30 == 0) /* chech if anyone leaves */
people--;
}
printf("\nFor minute %d, Queue size was %d", (a + 1), people);
}
return;
}


See I am learning lol.

[ This Message was edited by: speedy11 on 2001-10-11 22:33 ]

[ This Message was edited by: speedy11 on 2001-10-14 00:46 ]

but don't u again need a header file if u declare #include twice?

also, try using

int main()

instead of

void main()

just try it... that might delete bugs if there were any...

First of all, you can't have empty includes. As far as I can see, you need #include <stdio.h>.

A for-loop works according to the following prototype:

for(start_command ; condition ; incremental) {

}

Those command names are of course made up by me and are incorrect, but I hope it will help explaining.

for(i=0 ; i .

Please everybody, disable html for posts with sourcecode!

anony is me now posted as it should be

Yea, I think that looks good. I am in the evil OS now though so I can not test it. I will later on.