Let s take a look at a C program that enters 10 students and 5 grades, and uses functions to achieve

I'll fix it, friend, I don't want to divide it, hehe.

r=0; c=1;It is to assign an initial value to r and c.

h=highest(&r,&c);It is called float highest(r,c) to find the maximum value, the parameters are r,c, the address of these two things, and the specific content of the function you can take a look at, mainly the use of the for statement, and then if a student's score is larger than the initial default value, the maximum value will be replaced, and the position of r,c will always stay in the position with the largest score. Therefore, after the function is called, the output can get the maximum score, the first number of students, and the first number of grades.

r=i+1;

c=j+1;

After judging by the if statement, if a new maximum value is generated, the original number of students and the first grades will be replaced.

That's right, your float highest(r,c) int *r,*c;

Why don't you write float highest(int *pr, int *pc); It is best to use the same thing as the actual ginseng to make it easy to distinguish.

There is no reward, and the requirements are so high.

The main body is grades, which are divided into 5 subjects, and each subject has 30 values.

a[30], b[30], c[30], d[30], e[30], how many failed grades are in the summary of each traversal;

It would be nice to get the maximum of 5 values;

Example: Using an object-oriented approach, enter grades for three courses and find the total and average scores.

The details are as follows:

The data is selected as float, and the specific display and test results are as above!

As follows

#include

#include

int main()

else if(x <= 10)

elseprintf("%f",result);

return 0;

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C DAO calculates the simple algebra code of the special value of the piecewise function

#include

#include

int main()

As follows: copy:

#include

#include

intmain()

elseif(x

10)else

printf("%f",result);

return0;}

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#include

#include

intmain()