[SOLVED] Lab 3. printf practice CSC 60

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:

1. c
2. 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.