Programming

im working on a program that has to correctly add the macro TWEEN to the system (it determines
if a string falls beween two other strings in a basic sort)

im having problems doing this. here is what i got.
int main(){
char name[22];
scanf("%s",&name);
if (TWEEN("ABC", name, "XYZ")) printf("%s is between %s and %s", name,"ABC","XYZ
");
printf("%d\n",x(name,'x'));
return 0;
}

there is also a syntax error called token 'x' any hep would be appreciated. i have also already done a makefile for the program. it was required for the class.

Can you post the code that shows the macro TWEEN...and is 'x' a macro too.

that is all i was given and was told to add a macro TWEEN to the system. and as far as the x goes its just saying that there is an error on the line

if (TWEEN("ABC", name, "XYZ")) printf("%s is between %s and %s", name,"ABC","XYZ
");


but i cant locate the error.

Well then it looks like you are the one who needs to write the macro TWEEN and 'x'...and here is a good tutorial on macros to get you started.

Code:

int main(){
char name[22];
scanf("%s",&name); //this should be scanf("%s", name);
if (TWEEN("ABC", name, "XYZ")) printf("%s is between %s and %s", name,"ABC","XYZ
");
printf("%d\n",x(name,'x'));
return 0;
}