Lecture 8: writing a simple C program – Richard Buckland
Posted on July 30th, 2009 by admin
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We write a simple c program together during the lecture: “countdown” how many seconds are left until the first ignment is due? We (or rather Richard) make many mistakes.
Using top down design, functions, function prototypes, integer arithmetic, input/output.
we discuss program style, clarity, simplicity and complexity.
how to start to solve a problem. what to do when you get stuck. more on top down approach. # includes magic numbers variable names. why not to write amusing error messages. prjintf().
Duration : 1:1:9
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Maybe putting the prototypes in a header file would make the program look better..