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Learning to program in C ... first day's illustrations
Conditionals and Loops example from a Well House Consultants training course
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Source code: greet.c Module: C203
#include <stdio.h>
#define SEATS_COACH 78 #define SQUEEZE 1.2 #define CROWD 15000 /* Learning to program in C ... first day's illustrations Shows a practical little program in C with keyoard input, variables, calculations, conditionals, a loop, and screen output. As with any illustrative program, there are things in here that provide a demonstration in a way I wouldn't in a real application intended for use, such as some of the line splitting, constant use, lack of use of character strings ... some features included just to show them, others excluded because they come later on the course */ /* How many train does it take to remove the crowd from a soccer match? */ main() { int length; int seatsPerCarriage; float capacity; int type; printf("ow long's yer train: "); scanf("%d",&length); seatsPerCarriage = SEATS_COACH; capacity = (float)(length * seatsPerCarriage) * SQUEEZE; printf("Welcome to the town of Melksham\n"); printf("Several Things"); printf ("Several Things\n"); printf("Several Things\n"); printf("Train can carry %8.2f passengers\n",capacity) ; if ((int)capacity > CROWD) { printf("Oooodles of space\n"); type = 1; } else if ((int)capacity * 1.4 > CROWD ) { printf("They won't notice it's overcrowded\n"); type = 2; } else if ((int)capacity * 1.8 > CROWD ) { printf("They will notice buy shove on anyway\n"); type = 3; } else { printf("Not enough space\n"); type = 4; } printf("Program completed type %d\n",type); int perTrain = (int)capacity; int remaining = CROWD; while (remaining > 0) { int thistrain; printf("Fans still waiting - %d ... ", remaining); if (remaining < perTrain) { thistrain = remaining; } else { thistrain = perTrain; }; printf("Next Train will take %d\n",thistrain); remaining = remaining - perTrain; } } Learn about this subject
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