Philip Hager wrote:This is the relevant code for the first problem (how can I set the char loop variable to the input Y/N from user):
Philip Hager wrote:Here is the code for the second issue:
Philip Hager wrote:Alright, I got it to work as expected now, not sure why it works correctly this way, but it does.
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That should read Don't stand for any nonsense about wrong parameters; if there are only twelve months let them know they have got it wrong rather than quietly returning 0.Philip Hager wrote:. . .
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