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can u make a counter for 0-9999 with c ?
In this case, we don't know if the goal is to count from 0 to 9999 as in a tiny C loop, but it might just as well be a request for some interrupt-driven code counting events and presenting on four 7-segment displays.
All we know, is that the request was made from someone who was too impatient to describe the problem properly, and too impatient to spend a bit of own time figuring out possible solutions. A forum is great for helping someone who have done own work, but gotten stuck. Few forums likes to step in and do home assignments.
All things considered: The use of 'text' speak is suspicious. Perhaps he was using his cell phone during a test for a quick answer of how to make a counter? I know in the US cell phones are banned from all class rooms due to kiddies cheating via texting during tests. This sort of thing is human nature, find the easy route out of a problem, not necessarily know how to answer the question.
And the test was probably a form with yes/no answers.
Is it?
It seems that most new users (on this and many other forums) assume that it is the default encoding.
:-(
Yes and every forum I've seen them try it in they get warned not to do it again. Text speak isn't English and people who aren't 'cell' phone infatuated find it so irritating they won't reply to them. They get all bent out of shape if they don't get an answer for days (impatience of youth) then repost. Then they get "no double posting. you must use English in your questions LEET and Cell phone speak is not considered English".
Most people who aren't English speaking are easier to understand than people who use such gibberish. I don't understand why they expect an instant answer either.
Stephen