Join Dan Gookin for an in-depth discussion in this video Solution: Add a puts() statement, part of Learning C (2014).
- Welcome back.…I'm going to show you how I would solve this puzzle,…which is one way of doing it.…I'm going to add my puts function here.…There's no need to add a second stdio header file…for the second puts function.…One is all you need for all the functions to find there,…and you can type a single quote within a pair…of double quotes.…That's not a problem.…Remember to end the statement with a semicolon.…Save and run.…Note the order.…The program runs top-down.…
The two puts statements execute in sequence.…The program ends with a return statement…which returns control back to the operating system.…The closing curly bracket merely marks the end…of the main function.…
Author
Dan Gookin
Released
10/10/2014- Understanding a C program
- Adding comments
- Using escape characters
- Working with values and placeholders
- Introducing variables
- Making a decision with if
- Looping
- Adding functions
- Manipulating strings
- Building arrays
- Nesting structures
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome46s
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Using the exercise files1m 20s
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1. Getting Started
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Programming overview3m 56s
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Configuring Code::Blocks3m 47s
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Compiling a sample program4m 59s
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2. Programming Basics
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Understanding a C program7m 43s
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Sending text to output2m 13s
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Adding comments to the code2m 26s
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Introducing variables7m 3s
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Using character I/O6m 24s
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Working with math7m 19s
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Making more calculations5m 34s
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3. Program Flow Control
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Looping with while8m 2s
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Nested loops4m 8s
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Adding a function6m 8s
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Passing values to a function2m 54s
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4. Intermediate C Language Concepts
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Manipulating strings6m 28s
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Building arrays6m 45s
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Understanding structures5m 3s
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Working with time functions5m 53s
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5. Advanced C Language Concepts
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Understanding variables5m 57s
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Creating pointer functions5m 36s
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Working with pointer arrays4m 21s
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Allocating memory3m 13s
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Building a linked list8m 5s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 11s
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