Logo  

CS256 - Fundamentals of Structured Programming

Description

Exercise #2

Read the .c files and edit them with a text editor to complete them as working programs. Read the Makefile file and use it according to the directions at the top. To complete this assignment you will need to use and editor, such as:

nano, pico Easy to pickup. Follow the menu at the bottom for saving and exiting. The ^ represents the Ctrl key, so ^O -> Ctrl-O
ne Another easy to pick up editor, use or F1 to toggle a drop-down menu of options.
jove, emacs, vi More advanced programmer based editors.
kate, komodo, atom Graphical based editors

To edit a file use the name of the editor, followed by the filename of the file you want to edit, such as:

nano hello.c

You may also need to use the "man" command. To read the manual from section 3 on a C function, such as for "printf" you would type:

man 3 printf

Most of what you need to know is documented in lessons 2 and 3.

Example input / output:

./hello
Hello, world!
./math
a? 5
b? 10
5 + 10 = 15
./func 
Enter an integer: 10
10 + 11 + 12 + 13 = 46