C programming newbie: How to store a new value with each loop?

int userinput[products];

for (s =0; s<= products; s++)

{

printf("State the price:");

scanf("%i", &price);

userinput[s] = price;

}

You need to create an array and each time it goes through the array it changes the index of the array like this

int pr[products];

for(s=1; s<= products; s++)

{

pr[s] = price;

printf("State the price")

scanf("%i", &pr[s]);

}

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the array pr will hold all the values of the products and can be used whenever you want.

use an array

int arr[100];

for (s =0; s< products; s++)

{

printf("State the price:");

scanf("%d", &arr[i]);

}

this one will store each value in

arr[0]

the next one in arr[1]

and so on

REASONS

i changed the for loop from 1 to 0 as arrays start from 0 and it doenst disturb the loop since i made it to 0 to products -1

and i changed %i to %d coz i think d is the right for intiger

i dont know about i and i havnt tried that

store them in an array, instead of using "price" use price[s], this of course will need to be declared as an array first. Then each time you loop it will get stored in the array price[0], price[1], price[2], etc.