An introductory project on:
- arithmetic operators and how to use them
- logical operators (boolean operators) and how to use them
- relational operators and how to use them
- What values are considered TRUE and FALSE in C
- How to declare variables
- How to affect values to variables
- How to use the
if,if ... elsestatements - How to print the values of variables with
printf - How to use the
whileloop - What is the
ASCIIcharacter set - The purpose of the
gccflags-m32and-m64
- Ubuntu 14.04
- gcc 4.8.4
0-positive_or_negative.c - assigns a random number to the variable n each time it is executed. Prints whether the number stored in the variable n is positive or negative.
1-last_digit.c - assigns a random number to the variable n each time it is executed. Prints whether the last digit of the number stored in the variable n is greater than 5, 0, or less than 6 and not 0.
2-print_alphabet.c - prints the alphabet in lowercase, followed by a new line, using putchar.
3-print_alphabets.c - prints the alphabet in lowercase, and then in uppercase, followed by a new line, using putchar.
4-print_alphabt.c - prints the alphabet in lowercase, followed by a new line, except the letters q and e using putchar.
5-print_numbers.c - prints all single digit numbers of base 10 starting from 0, followed by a new line.
6-print_numberz.c - prints all single digit numbers of base 10 starting from 0, followed by a new line, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.
7-print_tebahpla.c - prints the lowercase alphabet in reverse, followed by a new line, using putchar.
8-print_base16.c - prints all the numbers of base 16 in lowercase, followed by a new line, using putchar.
9-print_comb.c - prints all single-digit numbers, separated by a comma, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.
10-print_comb2.c - prints the numbers from 00 to 99, separated by a comma, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.
100-print_comb3.c - prints all possible different combinations of two digits, separated by a comma, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.
101-print_comb4.c - prints all possible different combinations of three digits, separated by a comma, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.
102-print_comb5.c - prints all possible different combinations of two two digit numbers, separated by a comma, using putchar, without using a variable of type char.