Re: Using get() to read multiple keyboard input
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> I'm curious to know whether it's possible to use get() in this situation:
> 1 ask user to type some numbers, each separated by a space
> 2 enter the whole set of numbers
> 3 read the numbers -- can you use get() here?
> 4 compute their average
> 5 display the average to screen
> The point of my query is that get() has to be issued separately for each
> number - which is OK if you know beforehand how many numbers the user will
> enter. If the choice is left up to the user (so it may vary at each program
> run), is it possible to write code that can "sense" how many numbers have
> been entered? This value could then be used to call get() the required
> number of times.
> Thank you
> Alex Caracatsanis
It is not possible to use get() to read in a list of numbers seperated
by spaces, you could allow the user to enter the numbers like a
sequence "{1,2,3,4,5}".
I have attached an example program that allows the user to enter any
amount of numbers seperated by spaces (or commas) then prints the
avarge.
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
Rat Software
http://www.ratsoft.freeserve.co.uk/
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