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I'm the one who made the image...

Is that true @MrDayCee ? I am gullible as heck, and those really are different programming styles

@Doombreed I do it because it is easier to read, it also leaves a very long code so it is not really optimal for condensed programming.

I imagined so... I would personally prefer a program with some more lines of code, if it is easier to read... Maybe like this:

#include
#define SIZE 10

main()
{
int Numbers[SIZE], temp, a, i;

for(i=0; i0; i--)
{
Numbers[i] = Numbers[i-1];
}

Numbers[0]=temp;
for (i=0; i

Sorry it doesn't show up fully...

#include <stdio.h>
#define SIZE 10

main()
{
int Numbers[SIZE], temp, a, i;

for(i=0; i<SIZE; i++)
{
printf("Insert an integer: &quot;
scanf("%d", &a);
Numbers[i] = a;
}

temp = Numbers[9];

for (i=9; i>0; i--)
{
Numbers[i] = Numbers[i-1];
}

Numbers[0]=temp;
for (i=0; i<SIZE; i++)
{
printf(" %d", Numbers[i]);
}
}

It intentionally has no check as to wether the number inserted is actually an integer.

hmm I am not sure what you are trying to achieve there, but if I am in a scenario where I need an integer I use

you can also declare the number as an integer when you cast the for loop

Math.floor(number);

I don't know about that Math.Floor(number) thing..I am still green as they come when it comes to programming sorry

yeah, that too... But I prefer to declare everything at once if possible.

Anyway, what this program does is take the numbers you inserted and move them one place right each on the array, with the last number being moved to the first place.

@weirdlike I merely meant that I have no clue as to what the programming lines say/mean, so I'd be the artist making the image, since that's my strenght!

oh pardon me @MrDayCee , but , I thought artists made, well, you know, art

Ironically it doesn't matter where the braces are :P

Also try programming in a language that doesn't use them , like python

Its just syntax,

I use a magic button that cleans up the code/formats it for me :P

Ironically it doesn't matter where the braces are :P

Well, it doesn't matter in terms of how the program works. But they do matter when trying to read 700 lines of code, especially when said code has many repetitions in each other

I use a magic button that cleans up the code/formats it for me :P

At least you don't belong to the other side

A magic button? All I use is the delete button... lol

Some IDE's have tools that autoformat code.