COP 2270 - C FOR ENGINEERS - COP2270pgm3_4Fall2021

Professor: Michael Robinson
e-mail : michael.robinson@fiu.edu
Web Page : www.cs.fiu.edu/~mrobi002/teaching

Topics: 
 Multidimensional Arrays
 Parallel Arrays
 swap
 endless while loop, %,

Documentation:
1) Worth 0.50 points. 
   - Using ANSI C commands, create a program named:
       yourLastNameFirstNameInitial_ANSI_Cpgm3.c
   - USING MULTI-LINE COMMENTS ADD THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
     ********************************************************************
       Author    : Your Name 
       Course    : COP2270 ANSI c
       Professor : Michael Robinson 
       Program # : Number and  program Purpose/Description 
                   { A brief description of the program }
                
       Due Date  : MM/DD/YYYY 
                 
       Certification: 
       I hereby certify that this work is my own and none of it is the work of any other person. 
             
     *********************************************************************

2) Worth 1 point
   From the main function pass 3 numbers to a function named ascending that will print 
   these numbers in ascending order.
   Example if you pass (98, 234, 6)
   print 6 98 234
   Do NOT use any built-in sort ANSI C funtion.

3) Worth 1.50 points
   Using a while(1) loop, print the upper case alphabeth and its corresponding ascii values, from Z to A
   Note: You must terminate/exit/break this loop once you process the last letter (A)

4) Worth 2 points
   - Create a two dimensional array of 10 rows by 10 columns, using x for rows and y for columns
     under the name: your lastName First letters of your firstName and 2DimArray 
     example: robinsonM2DimArray
   - Load each index with the multiplication of its x and y location
   - Add all the values in columns 3, 5, and 7, and print the total
   - Add all the values in rows 2, 4, and 6, and print the total
   - Subtract the total values (rows-columns), and print the difference.
 
5) Worth 2 points
   Implement division by 0, with error trapping, using if and while() commands,
   make sure to use "casting" e.i. float result = (float)int/int;
 
   How: 
   Using a while loop, read 2 numbers from the user.
   Using the if statement, test that the second number in not zero, if it is inform
   the user of the error, and ask for a correct second number.
   if the second number is NOT a zero, do the division, display all numbers and the
   computation using labels, the result MUST have 2 decimal places,

   example: "The first number 10 divided by the second number 5 is 2.00"
   To exit the while loop the user must enter the value 999 for the first or the second number.

6) Worth 1 point
   Using the loop of your choice display all numbers from 0 to 100 where 
   "x mod 5 = 3".  x means the loop number when doing a mod 5 to it, the answer is 3.
                   x being any number between 0 and 100. 
				   
7) Worth 2 points
   Having the following TWO, ONE dimension arrays:
   one[0] = "This ANSI C "; two[0] = "class";
   one[1] = "at "; two[1] = "FIU";
   one[2] = "is "; two[2] = "challenging && enjoyable";
   print the results in a parallel array format made with these two one dim arrays

   
Submission of program 3:
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Upload your *.c program to CANVAS when this program is due, or before.
 
If you have any questions, please
Email me at anytime, at   michael.robinson@cs.fiu.edu  using your FIU email,
or come to my office hours.