The document introduces Turbo-C and its basic code structure and functions like main(), variables, and printf(). It discusses using printf() to output text to the screen using escape sequences like \n for new line and \t for tab. Examples are given to demonstrate newline, tab, double quote, and backslash escape sequences in printed text.

1. ARVIN santos buendia

2. OBJECTIVES

3. INTRODUCTION TO TURBO-C

4. INTRODUCTION TO TURBO-C

5. TURBO-C CODE STRUCTURE COMMENTS PREPROCESSOR DIRECTIVE BEGIN BLOCK OF main( ) FUNCTION END BLOCK OF main( ) FUNCTION VARIABLE DECLARATION FUNCTION NAME BODY OF THE PROGRAM Hello Arvin _ _ Hello SUPERMAN _

6. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf( ); – is used to write information on the screen printf( <format string> ); <format string> is a string that begins and ends with double quotes “” printf(“ARVIN santos BUENDIA”); ARVIN santos BUENDIA _ _

7. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION An ESCAPE SEQUENCE that starts with the escape code “ ” The backslash indicates that the characters that will follow is NOT TO BE PROCESS in the ORDINARY WAY ESCAPE SEQUENCE new line tab double quote backslash

8. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ _ SUPERMAN _

9. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ _ SUPERMAN _ _

10. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ SUPERMAN _ _

11. SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin “ SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ START OF THE FORMAT STRING END OF THE FORMAT STRING SYNTAX ERROR NEXT CODE

12. ESCAPE SEQUENCE START OF THE FORMAT STRING SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin amp;quot; SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ “ SUPERMAN _ END OF THE FORMAT STRING NEXT CODE

13. ESCAPE SEQUENCE START OF THE FORMAT STRING SCREEN OUTPUT FUNCTION printf(“arvin SUPERMAN”); arvin _ _ UPERMAN _ END OF THE FORMAT STRING NEXT CODE

14. ASSESSMENT printf(“di nga ako nagpaputok”); printf(“nun bagong taon… baket???”); printf(“kasi sumasabog na ang puso ko sa’yo”); di nga ako nagpaputok _ _ _ _ nun _ _ bagong taon… _ _ baket _ _ ??? _ _ kasi _ _ sumasabog na ang _ “ puso ko _ “ _ sa’yo _