He looked at the error trace. It was a segmentation fault on a specific test case. He realized he hadn't fully protected against an empty string? No, the while loop handled that. Then he saw it. In his rush, he had declared hex inside the loop scope in a way the strict correction compiler didn't like, or perhaps he had a typo in the header inclusion.
When you submit a project via grademe , there is a "wait time" before you can try again if you fail. Use this time to double-check your logic rather than rushing to submit.
He grinned. He was in the zone. He navigated the logic checks. Does the string contain only alphabetical characters? Return 1 if yes, 0 if no. Empty string? Return 1. He handled the edge cases, navigating the labyrinth of ASCII values (65 to 90, 97 to 122).
In your .c file, write:
He looked at the error trace. It was a segmentation fault on a specific test case. He realized he hadn't fully protected against an empty string? No, the while loop handled that. Then he saw it. In his rush, he had declared hex inside the loop scope in a way the strict correction compiler didn't like, or perhaps he had a typo in the header inclusion.
When you submit a project via grademe , there is a "wait time" before you can try again if you fail. Use this time to double-check your logic rather than rushing to submit.
He grinned. He was in the zone. He navigated the logic checks. Does the string contain only alphabetical characters? Return 1 if yes, 0 if no. Empty string? Return 1. He handled the edge cases, navigating the labyrinth of ASCII values (65 to 90, 97 to 122).
In your .c file, write: