Objectives:
At the end of the class the students should be able to:
Implement simple functions in C language
Exercise 1:
a) Write a function drawLines() to draw the below figure.
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b) Call the drawLines() function in your main program to draw the rectangle.
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Write another function called drawLinesWithRow() to pass the no of lines(rows) as a parameter.
Ex: void drawLinesWithRow(int rows)
If 3 is passed as the number of rows, the function should print,
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d) Call the function created in section c) in your main program and draw two rectangles with 6 and 12 rows.
e) Write another function called drawLinesWithRowCol() to pass the no of rows and columns as parameters.
Ex: void drawLinesWithRowCol (int rows, int cols);
If 3 is passed as the number of rows and 5 as the number of columns, the function should print,
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f) Call the function created in section e) in your main program and draw a rectangles with 7 rows and 4 columns.
g) Draw the following figure in your program using the functions you have created in previous sections.
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h) Write a new function to print a rectangle with a given width, height and the character as the parameter. The rectangle should be printed using that character. Call the function in your main program
