Answer to Monday's C Problem

Thanks to everyone who entered. The code shown on Monday was taken from Joseph Miklojcik's Handbook of C Programming Style which you can download free or purchase as a printed book on Lulu.com.

As at least one person spotted, the code prints out all the arguments supplied to it. Nothing too complicated and yet as it was originally given, not exactly easy to read. Most software houses have their own style guides and at first writing code in a particular style can be awkward and you may disagree with some part of it. I don't really like underscores to separate parts of names which the book suggests you do.

This book is shared under a Creative Columns Attribution copyright which lets you use it for free. It's worth a read, underscores notwithstanding theres a lot of good wisdom in there. And if you like it, help the author by buying the print copy. I've added a link to the free C E-Book page.

• Link to Free C Programming E-Books