Problem:
Practice writing printf statements.
You will write several printf statements to achieve the results below, including the line spacing. There is no room for creativity in this assignment. I want you to be able to control your print output to a specification. Use the quote that is given below.
Start your code with (Approximate the number of dashes):
/*--------------*/
/* Your Name */
/* Lab 3 */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main(void)
{ int age = 22; // You must use this variable double average = 246.23689;
Obviously, your output (shown below) will not say bielr on it.
I want the line spacing just as it appears below.
Yes, you may move the starting brace to the end of the line above if you desire.
Write one printf for each line that appears below.
Regarding the quote and its attribution, you may do it in either one or two printf statements.
Do not use a different quote for this assignment.
When printing the friend’s age, write the printf so it will only print 2 digits.
When printing average, you must use both a total width and the after-the-decimal-point value in your conversion specifier.
Remember to print your name and “Lab 3” in the output.
Output:
[bielr@athena lab3]> a.out
Ruthann Biel. Lab 3.
Jane went to the store.
My friend is 22 years old.
"So many books, so little time."
- Frank Zappa
The average = 246.2
The average = 246.237
The average = 2.46e+02
[bielr@athena lab3]>
Lab 3. printf practice CSC 60. Fall 2019. Page 2 of 2
Preparing your work for grading:
When all is well and correct, type: script StudentName_lab3.txt Script will keep a log of your session. type: gcc lab3.c to compile the program. type: a.out to run the program. type: exit to leave the session.
PS: If you don’t type exit to leave your script session,
you will end up with an empty file.
Turn in your completed session.
Go to Canvas and turn in two files:
c
txt
Worth 14 points.
Reading Assignment:
Read the Power Point files named C-3 ControlStructures and C-4 Loops
Mostly you will all know the concepts of the material. You just need to pay attention to “how to spell it”. I will give everyone a few points for this. There is nothing to turn in.
You should have read these before you start on Lab 4.
