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Last edited by DanielVkc; July 22nd, 2011 at 12:05 PM.
It looks like it could work. What happens when you compile and execute the program?
Where are the messages for the other two cars?
When does your code print out the "completed" message?
This is the complete messages for all 3 cars.But it displays everything at one time.Racer 1 has completed 0 lap(s) Racer 1 has completed 1 lap(s) Racer 1 has completed 2 lap(s) Racer 1 has completed 3 lap(s) Racer 2 has completed 0 lap(s) Racer 2 has completed 1 lap(s) Racer 2 has completed 2 lap(s) Racer 2 has completed 3 lap(s) Racer 3 has completed 0 lap(s) Racer 3 has completed 1 lap(s) Racer 3 has completed 2 lap(s) Racer 3 has completed 3 lap(s)
Once they started the race their messages are printed.
That does not make any sense.Once they started the race their messages are printed.
Change the code to print out the message when a car has completed a lap.
BTW How much of the code you posted for this program did you write? You don't seem to understand how it works.