Schaum's Outline of Programming with C
Language: English
Pages: 532
ISBN: 0070240353
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each circle are defined as the components of a structure (see Chap. 11). We then define circle as an array of structures. That is, each element of circle will be a structure containing the descriptor, the radius and the area. For example, circle[0].text refers to the descriptor for the first circle, circle[0].radius refers to the radius of the first circle, and circle[0].area refers to the area of the first circle. (Remember that the numbering system for array elements begins with 0, not 1.) When
with four leading blanks to fill out the 15-character minimum; hence, the second string is right justified within its field. The third string consists of only five nonblank characters because of the five-character precision specification; however, 10 leading blanks are added to fill out the minimum field width specification, which is 15 characters. The last string also consists of five nonblank characters. Leading blanks are not added, however, because there is no minimum field width
false, they did not require the repeated execution of groups of statements, and they did not involve the execution of individual groups of statements on a selective basis. Most C programs that are of practical interest make extensive use of features such as these. For example, a realistic C program may require that a logical test be carried out at some particular point within the program. One of several possible actions will then be carried out, depending on the outcome of the logical test. This
and proceed with another iteration. Otherwise write out the current values of root and count, and set flag to FALSE. The current value of root will be considered to be the desired solution. (d) 5. If the current value of test is not positive, then the computation cannot proceed. Hence, write an appropriate error message (e.g., Numbers out of range) and set flag to FALSE. Upon completion of step 4, write an appropriate error message (e.g., Convergence not obtained) if count has a value of 50 and
the new value displayed. Note that it is the altered value of the formal argument that is displayed within the function. Finally, the value of a within main (i.e., the actual argument) is again displayed, after control is transferred back to main from modify. When the program is executed, the following output is generated. a = 2 (from main, before calling the function) a = 6 (from the function, after being modified) a = 2 (from main, after calling the function) These results show that a is
