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This lab report describes 3 programming tasks completed by Ausaf Ahmad for their Programming Fundamentals Lab class. Task 1 uses a for loop to display a name and student number 7 times. Task 2 displays the first 10 positive integers using a for loop. Task 3 calculates the factorial of a user-input number using a for loop. Snapshots of the code and output are provided for each task.
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- 1. Lab Report # 05 EE-112L - Programming Fundamentals Lab By Ausaf Ahmad Section: A Reg. # 20MDELE136 Class No.: 18 Instructor Engr. Jawad Ali Lecturer Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Engineering and Technology Mardan DATED: 25/04/2021
- 2. Task 1: Take your name and roll number as inputs and display them 7 times on the screen using for loop. Code: //___PF Lab5___// //___Task 1___// //___20MDELE136___// //___AUSAF AHMAD___// #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("ntt PF Lab 05 ntt Task 1 ntt 20MDELE136 ntt AUSAF AHMAD ntt*************n"); int a; for (a=1;a<=7;a++) { printf ( "20MDELE136n"); printf ( "Ausaf Ahmadn" ); } return 0; }
- 3. Snap-A (i.e. Coding) Result: Snap-B (i.e. Result)
- 4. Task 2: Display the first ten positive integers, using for loop. Code: //___PF Lab5___// //___Task 2___// //___20MDELE136___// //___AUSAF AHMAD___// #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("ntt PF Lab 05 ntt Task 2 ntt 20MDELE136 ntt AUSAF AHMAD ntt*************nn"); int UETMardan; printf("The first 10 positive integers are:n" ); for(UETMardan=1;UETMardan<=10;UETMardan++) { printf("tt%dn",UETMardan); } printf("n"); }
- 5. Snap-A (i.e. Code) Result: Snap-B (Output)
- 6. Task 3: Write a program that calculates the factorial of a number. Code: //___PF Lab5___// //___Task 3___// //___20MDELE136___// //___AUSAF AHMAD___// #include <stdio.h> void main(){ printf("ntt PF Lab 05 ntt Task 1 ntt 20MDELE136 ntt AUSAF AHMAD ntt*************nn"); int i,f=1,num; printf("Input the number : "); scanf("%d",&num); for(i=1;i<=num;i++) f=f*i; printf("The Factorial of %d is: %dn",num,f); }
- 8. Result: Snap-B (Output of program) *****THE END*****