This program allows the user to input 5 test scores, calculates the total and average score, and displays the results. It prompts the user to input each score, adds them together, divides by 5 to calculate the average, and prints the total and average. The second program prompts the user to input their name, surname, age, and GPA score, then displays the input values. Both programs use scanf() and printf() functions to input and output data in C programming language.
This document contains code snippets from C programming examples. The first snippet prints "Hello World" and "Goodbye World" messages. The second snippet prompts the user to enter length and width values, calculates the area by multiplying them, and prints the result. The third snippet contains arithmetic expressions to demonstrate order of operations and uses printf to output the results.
The document discusses C programming concepts including preprocessor directives, global declarations, main functions, comments, input/output functions, and interactive programs. It provides examples of #include, #define, printf, scanf, putchar, gets and explains what each does. Interactive programs allow the user to provide input which is then processed and output is displayed, allowing repeated interaction through input and output functions.
This program allows a user to input 5 test scores, calculates the total and average score, and displays the results. It prompts the user to input each of the 5 scores, adds them together to calculate the total score, and divides the total by 5 to calculate the average score. The total and average scores are then printed for the user.
This program allows the user to input 5 test scores, calculates the total and average score, and displays the results. It prompts the user to input each score, adds them together, divides by 5 to calculate the average, and prints the total and average. The second program prompts the user to input their name, surname, age, and GPA score, then displays the input values. Both programs use scanf() and printf() functions to input and output data in C programming language.
This document contains code snippets from C programming examples. The first snippet prints "Hello World" and "Goodbye World" messages. The second snippet prompts the user to enter length and width values, calculates the area by multiplying them, and prints the result. The third snippet contains arithmetic expressions to demonstrate order of operations and uses printf to output the results.
The document discusses C programming concepts including preprocessor directives, global declarations, main functions, comments, input/output functions, and interactive programs. It provides examples of #include, #define, printf, scanf, putchar, gets and explains what each does. Interactive programs allow the user to provide input which is then processed and output is displayed, allowing repeated interaction through input and output functions.
This program allows a user to input 5 test scores, calculates the total and average score, and displays the results. It prompts the user to input each of the 5 scores, adds them together to calculate the total score, and divides the total by 5 to calculate the average score. The total and average scores are then printed for the user.
The document discusses C programming, outlining topics like data types, functions, flow control, pointers, structures, and input/output operations, and provides examples of flowchart symbols used to represent programming concepts like decisions, processes, inputs/outputs, and external subroutines called by a C compiler.
1. The document describes the basic components of a C program including preprocessor directives, global declarations, the main function, user-defined functions, and comments.
2. It explains common preprocessor directives like #include, #define, and explains how to use printf formatting specifiers.
3. The document provides examples of declaring variables of different data types, initializing variables, and using printf to output text and variables.
1. The document discusses C programming basics including data types, variables, operators, and input/output functions.
2. It provides examples of simple programs to calculate the area of a triangle and circle using basic math operators, input values, and output statements.
3. The triangle program defines variables for length, height, and area, performs the area calculation, and prints the input values and result. The circle program similarly defines variables for radius and area, calculates area using a defined pi value, and prints the radius and result.
The document discusses input/output functions in C programming - printf() and scanf().
It provides details on the syntax and usage of printf() and scanf(), including format specifiers for different data types. Examples are given to demonstrate basic usage of printf() to output text and variables, and of scanf() to input values from the user.
The document discusses input/output functions in C programming - printf() and scanf().
It provides details on the syntax and usage of printf() and scanf(), including format specifiers for different data types. Examples are given to demonstrate basic usage of printf() to output text and variables, and of scanf() to input values from the user.